Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation-Student Intern Award Program

The primary goal of the Student Intern Award Program is to provide an
opportunity for high-school seniors, college, graduate and medical
school students to engage in clinical and research programs related 
to pediatric HIV/AIDS, providing motivation for them to consider 
future careers in pediatric HIV/AIDS. 

Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in school full-time (or 
    planning to enroll in the fall). Students will not be allowed to 
    perform this internship as part of their dissertations or theses.
    Post-doctoral fellows are not eligible for this program.

Program Components: Candidates must apply through a sponsor who has
    expertise in pediatric AIDS. The sponsor must be a M.D., Ph.D. or 
    licensed clinical social worker. A sponsor may not apply with more 
    than one student for this program during the award period.
    The internship should be oriented towards basic medical research, 
    clinical research (including epidemiological) or psychological 
    research. The sponsor must indicate the relevance of this internship 
    to pediatric AIDS. The intern's work must  consist of active 
    participation--not merely attending clinical rounds and patient 
    discussions.

Period: The internship may be performed any time during the twelve-month
    period beginning April 28, 2000.

Award: Interns receive an award of $2,000 for 320 hours of work (a 
    minimum of four hours per week during the award period).

Deadline: Applications must be received by March 31, 2000. Faxed
    applications will be not accepted.

Contact: Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS 
    	  Foundation
	 2950 31st Street, Suite 125
	 Santa Monica, CA 90405
	 Attn: Grants Division
	 Tel. (310) 314-1459
	 Fax  (310) 314-1469
	 Email: research@pedaids.org


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