Opportunities through the Society of Toxicology

https://www.toxicology.org/careers/

Opportunities through the Society for Marine Mammology

http://marinemammalscience.org/jobs-grants/marine-mammal-science-job-openings/

Opportunities through American Society for Photobiology

http://photobiology.org/wp/jobs.php

Internships, Graduate funding and Fellowships with NASA

search their opportunities, Biology plays an important part of space science!  Includes internships and  graduate school funding
https://intern.nasa.gov

Amgen Scholarship program for undergraduate research (applications due early Feb)

Amgen scholarships provide funding for undergraduate students to conduct summer research at a wide range of large research universities

http://www.amgenscholars.com

For a list of research disciplines see http://www.amgenscholars.com/academic_research_areas/

information originally shared by Elon Undergraduate Research Program - thanks!

Fellowship in Biotechnology Training: from NC Biotech Center

http://www.ncbiotech.org/workforce-education/education-funding/undergrad-biotechnology-research-fellowship

$5000 awarded annually

• Agricultural Biotechnology projects have relevance to agricultural biotechnology science, technology, and applications. Research using a cotton system or directly applicable to the cotton industry is encouraged, but not required.
• Industry-Relevant Projects should directly involve pharmaceutical and/or biotechnology-related industry. Examples include research internships at companies, on-campus research on a problem in collaboration with a specific company, or research on applications demonstrably near commercialization.
• Collaborative Projects should enable students to engage in research collaborations between different institutions and/or permit students to work on projects at site(s) outside their home institution. Interdisciplinary research collaborations are especially encouraged.
• Regionally-Relevant Projects focus on problems relevant to the needs, and/or biotechnology-related industry important to a specific region in North Carolina (e.g., marine biotech, natural products).

Global Health Corps Fellows (due mid Jan each year)

http://ghcorps.org

Global Health Corps promotes global health equity by connecting outstanding young leaders worldwide with organizations working on the frontlines.

The only requirements are that applicants must:

•          Be 30 years old or younger

•          Have at least a bachelor's degree

•          Be proficient in English

Benefits include:

•          Livable monthly stipend

•          Free housing and utilities

•          Health insurance

•          A professional development grant of $600

•          A completion award of $1500

•          An advising program that pairs fellows with a mentor in their area of work or interest

•          A two-week Training Institute at Yale University in the United States to begin the fellowship

•          An End-of-Year retreat in East Africa to finish the fellowship

•          Three multi-day retreats during the year

•          Travel to placement site, all trainings and back home

•          Professional development and personal support from a dedicated in-country program manager

•          Accompaniment program led by Still Harbor

Apply at http://ghcorps.org/fellows/apply/

Applications for 2014 close January 26, 2014.