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Predoctoral Genetics Training Program (GTP)
Interested In Becoming a Faculty Member in The Genetics Training Program (GTP)?
Interested In Becoming a Faculty Member in The Genetics Training Program (GTP)?
The The Genetics Training Program (GTP) is an interdisciplinary training program that provides enriched genetics education for graduate students conducting PhD dissertation research in the following departments: (1) Biological Chemistry; (2) Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; (3) Human Genetics; (4) Microbiology and Immunology; (5) Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology; and (6) Pharmacology.
FACULTY APPLICATION PROCESS
FACULTY APPLICATION PROCESS
The Genetics Training Program is administered by an Executive Committee (EC) comprised of one faculty representative from each of the six participating departments.
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I. Cover Letter
I. Cover Letter
Please include a cover letter that is no more than two pages.
Written on your departmental letterhead.
Outline goals of your research program, training philosophy, and how genetics (broadly defined) factors into your research.
II. NIH Biosketch
II. NIH Biosketch
Please include a copy of your most recent NIH Biosketch.
III. “Other Support” document
III. “Other Support” document
Please include a copy of your “Other Support” document which can include start-up funds and pending applications.
SELECTION PROCESS
SELECTION PROCESS
The Genetics Training Program Executive Committee will review your materials once received and you will be notified via email regarding the outcome of your application.
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