Maximizing Access to Research Careers
The Maximizing Access to Research Career (MARC) program provides year-round training for undergraduate underrepresented students at Hunter. The program’s aim is to prepare its scholars for admissions acceptance to biomedical graduate research program. Scholars receive research training:
- Hands on research and lab exposure throughout the academic year
- Support systems – Hunter faculty research mentor and MARC student alliances
- Skill building in critical thinking, scientific writing and scientific presentation.
- Enrichment seminars – talks by invited guests (scientists, MARC alumni, and graduate recruiters)
- Opportunities to attend at a national conference – exposure to a spectrum of career scientists, networking and resources for summer/graduate programs.
- A monthly stipend and tuition waiver (fall/spring) for participating in MARC activities. Scholars conduct research in a lab throughout the academic year, each week (minimum 15-20 hours).
MARC website: program information and eligibility: https://hunter.cuny.edu/marc
MARC application: https://MARC Application
MARC Office: 313 North Building
Email: marc@hunter.cuny.edu