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McGowan Institute – Regenerative Medicine Summer School
June 7 – June 11, 2021

APPLICATIONS TO THE 2021 SUMMER SCHOOL ARE CLOSED. Please contact Lainey Becker at beckere2@upmc.edu with any questions.

Announcing the 8th Annual Regenerative Medicine Summer School to be offered virtually due to COVID-19.

** Offered virtually due to COVID-19

** Tentatively will have openings for 7-week paid internship following the 1-week summer school

Objective:

To provide national and regional students with a week-long didactic learning experience addressing the science and engineering related to the multidisciplinary field of regenerative medicine.

Target Audience:

Undergraduates, enrolled in a science or engineering program that will have completed their 3rd year of study. Also, exceptional candidates who will have completed their 2nd year of undergraduate study will be considered.

Venue:

Virtual venue offered via Zoom with live streaming of lectures and opportunity for interaction.

Tuition:

We are pleased to announce that through the generosity of donors and sponsors, this year’s program is free

Program Outline:

Lectures will be addressing:

** Tissue Engineering

** Cell-Based Therapies

** Medical Devices

** Clinical Translation and Commercialization

Application Deadlines:

APPLICATIONS TO THE 2021 SUMMER SCHOOL ARE CLOSED. Please contact Lainey Becker at beckere2@upmc.edu with any questions.

You have the option to apply for:

** Virtual Summer School (lectures only)

** Virtual Summer School plus 7-week paid internship program (offered only to those who successfully complete the 1-week virtual summer school.) Limited internships available. The tentative dates are June 14-July 30, 2021. Participants must find their own housing. There are no accommodations available through the University of Pittsburgh.

To complete your application, please complete and submit the online form; you will need the following:

- ** Your transcript through the last completed semester. Institutions vary as to how they send out transcripts, especially due to COVID-19 circumstances. An electronic version of the transcript is preferred and should be uploaded via the application link. An unofficial transcript will be accepted if it is not possible to electronically send an official transcript. Check with your institution.

- ** Please respond to ONE of the following questions. Your essay should be 300-400 words and should be saved with a file name “Essay Question_[Your last name]” and uploaded on the application form. The options for the essay are: Describe your vision of regenerative medicine in the next 10 years; or…–Why are you interested in science and/or engineering?