Faculty-Student Research Program

Applications for Fall 2023 faculty-student research are closed. Spring 2024 applications will open late fall. 

Research Opportunities

Apply to one program only!

• Faculty/Student COE Research Program

• Faculty/Student Merit Based Endowment Research Program

Required Training for Research

• CITI Training
• Research Design and Methods By Dr. Mary Maneno

Useful Links

• Online Application (COE Research Program Application)
• Online Application(Endowment Research Program Application)
• Faculty Recommendation Form 
• Faculty/Student Encounter Form
• Student Guidelines for the Research Proposal
• Research Process Information

COE Research Program Application

ELIGIBILITY & SELECTION CRITERIA:

Participants will be selected based on their eligibility and merit of their application (GPA, letters of recommendation, and their demonstrated interest in the health professions). Participant requirements include:

• High School Students who will enter the 11th or 12th grade. 

APPLICATION MATERIALS:

• A complete COE HSSESA Application.
• Supporting Materials: 
  • A typed 250-word essay demonstrating an interest in pharmacy or other health professions and describing how attending this summer enrichment science academy will be beneficial to you in your future career path in the health professions.
  • Three favorable recommendations on school letterhead: 1 from a science teacher, 1 from a math teacher, and 1 from the school principal).
  • Resume
  • Students must submit a current unofficial transcript to the Center of Excellence

MINIMUM STANDARDS OF PARTICIPATION:

• Documented acceptance to the COE High School Summer Enrichment Science Academy.
• Final official transcripts must be submitted

The SAT Preparatory is designed to enhance students’ performance in Writing/English, Reading, Mathematics and Science. If you are planning to take the SAT for the first time or to improve your existing scores, this program will assist you in achieving your goal.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To encourage young under-represented minority students to pursue careers in Pharmacy or other health professions.
2. To provide an opportunity for young under-represented minority students to develop mentoring relationships with current minority health professionals and graduate health professional students.
3. To facilitate entry to Howard University’s Pre-Health Programs.

COURSE FEE

• There is no cost associated with the course.

COURSE MATERIALS

• Course materials and study guides will be supplied.

 

Any questions please contact:

Howard University, College of Pharmacy
Attention: Ms. Angelica Harris 
Center of Excellence, Faculty Annex III, Room 120
2300 4th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20059
(202) 806-4212 Main
coepharmacy@howard.edu