Resources
Shadowing opportunities
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CU Sports Medicine
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If you are interested in shadowing at CU Sports Medicine, they have a variety of career interests including physician assistants, orthopedic fellows, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and more.
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Contact: cusportsmedshadowing@gmail.com to get involved!
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Research
Doing research as an undergraduate:
- Consider what your strengths and skills are
- Previous experience
- Department-specific skills
- Statistics
- PCR
- CRISPR
- Sterile technique
- NMR
- CITI Human Research Certification
- Determine what labs exist for your major
- See what those labs are doing, or have done
- Reach out to the lab director, telling them:
- Why you are interested in working with their lab specifically
- What your skills are
- What coursework you have taken to prepare you for research
- How much time you can commit to research
- How research will fit into your overall goals
- Get funding!
Summer Research Opportunities
Chaco Canyon National Historic Park
Spend the summer getting hands-on experience in biological anthropology, determining how the Chaco people of New Mexico transported huge beams over 70 km over a thousand years ago.
Contact Dr. Rodger Kram at rodger.kram@colorado.edu for more information or to apply.
Participate as a research subject:
- Sleep and Chronobiology
- How sleep loss affects your ability to think and changes the helpful bacteria living in your gut
- Two laboratory visits of approximately 3.7 days each at the CU Sleep and Chronobiology Lab
- Compensation up to $1,680
- Must be 18-35 years old and be apparently health
- Contact sleep.study@colorado.edu (Subject line: Navy study)
- Navigating the Built Environment
- How humans prioritize time, energy, and intensity when walking from point to point on flat and inclined surfaces
- Two sessions lasting up to 1.5 hours on two separate days, one outdoor session, one session at the CU Human Locomotion Lab
- Compensation of $10 to the nearest half-hour
- Contact cuwalkstudy@gmail.com
- Positive Emotion & Psychopathology
- Option 1: Behavioral Lab Visit (4-5 hours; $15 per hour)
- Interview about thoughts and feelings, physiological monitoring (heart rate), computer tasks, questionnaires
- Option 2: fMRI Visit (3 hours each; $25 per hour)
- View videos and pictures, and think about emotions while in a brain imaging scanner, computer tasks, questionnaires
- Option 3: Pressure Pain Task Visit (1-2 hours; $15 per hour)
- One computer task involving tolerable pressure pain, physiological monitoring (heart rate), computer tasks, questionnaires
- Must be 18-45 years old and have no history of mental health conditions
- Contact gruberpeplab@colorado.edu (Subject line: MASC Emotion Study) (303) 735-7547
- Option 1: Behavioral Lab Visit (4-5 hours; $15 per hour)
- Mechanisms of Pain
- Seeking individuals 18-55 years old for laboratory study on mechanisms of pain
- Pain is always tolerable
- 2.5 hours, $12 per hour
- Contact canLABstudies@gmail.com
Pre-requisite Classes
Preparing for the MCAT
Internships and Jobs
- Assist Athletic Trainers in injury treatment for Rec Center patrons and intramural sports athletes
- Required to work 3-8 PM at least 2 days per week, unpaid.
- To apply, email cover letter and resume to RICC@colorado.edu. Applications due February 8th.
- Work closely with Arts & Sciences baby直播app who are interested in integrating technology into their courses
- Undergraduate hourly 8-12 hours/week, $12/hour
- Paid internship with Synthio chemicals
- Open to students interested in chemistry or chemical engineering
- Must have taken organic chemistry labs
- Email michelle.carlson@colorado.edu to apply
- Volunteer work with Women's Basketball staff
- For questions or to express interest, email tad.wedel@colorado.edu
- Deliver high quality strength and conditioning training for U11 age groups and up
- Flexible hours Monday-Friday 4:30 PM- 9:30 PM
- Send resume and relevant certifications to Leigh.Veidman@fcboulder.com (402) 708-0771
- Gain experience in physical therapy and exercise physiology
- Unpaid, but potential for academic credit
- Contact Jon at jmojock@medfit.net (303) 939-0691
Public Interest Internship Experience (Boulder & Denver)
- Make a positive impact by partnering with local non-profit and government organizations
- Must be full-time CU undergraduate continuing in Fall 2019 (no seniors), with min. 2.5 GPA.
- Stipend of $4,680 over 360 hours over the summer
- Applications due February 1st.
- Provide assistance in designing and implementing adaptive exercise programs for individuals with spinal cord injuries
- Email resume to Amanda Wilson (Executive Director) amanda.w@scirecoveryproject.org