Student Research Opportunities

The Student Research program provides stipend support for professional students engaged in collaborative research initiatives with School of Pharmacy and Health Professions (SPAHP) faculty sponsors.  Students may choose to participate in either of the following programs:

• Summer Intensive Program (June-August)
• Academic Year Program (August-May)

To apply for this program, a student must complete the Program Guidelines and application.  The following items need to be submitted to the Associate Dean for Research (c/o Mavis Hall, Boyne Room 143) office by the appropriate deadline:

• Completed application form
• Brief paragraph describing the proposed activities (150 word abstract)
• Letter of support from a faculty sponsor

The student may choose either program, however may not apply for both programs.  To be eligible, a student must be a full-time student in the SPAHP and in good academic standing.  Applications for both programs are only accepted once a year.  For additional information please contact Mavis Hall at 280-5172.

• Click here for 2009-2010 Program Guidelines and Application form
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Leadership Education Grant

Student leaders in the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions can apply for the Leadership Education Grant through the Student Activities Office.

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2009-2010 SPAHP Student Research Programs

• List of Awardees

2008-2009 SPAHP Student Research Programs

• List of Awardees
• Summary of Evaluation of the Experience

2007-2008 SPAHP Student Research Programs

• List of Awardees
• Summary of Evaluation of the Experience

2006-2007 SPAHP Student Research Programs

• List of Awardees
• Student Summary of Evaluation of the Experience
• Faculty Summary of Evaluation of the Experience

2005-2006 SPAHP Student Research Programs

• List of Awardees
• Student Summary Evaluation of the Experience

St. Albert's Day Research Forum - March 31, 2009, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Student Poster and Oral Presentations

The St. Albert’s Day Student Research Celebration, which promotes interaction between faculty scientists and students at the graduate and undergraduate level, has been an annual event on the Creighton Campus since 1997. This year’s forum will be held in the Skutt Student Center, ballroom.