Research Intern Position
This position is for students who wish to conduct research in a faculty laboratory in the Department of Chemistry without receiving academic credit or pay. This position is ideal for students who are starting in a laboratory toward the end of a semester and will not be able to be in the laboratory enough to earn a credit. It is also often used by researchers who wish to conduct research during the summer.
Benefits
The research intern position provides you benefits
- Access to instruments
- Possible after hours access to the chemistry building
- Support in case of accidents
Timeline
The research intern position takes 2-3 week to fully process, so processing the paperwork as soon as you know you want this position
Signed the form you receive and return it.
Complete your Research Authorization Form and submit it.
Check your email for an additional form from chem_ugr_research@chem.wisc.edu
You can’t be in a laboratory with a Research Authorization Form
If you are not enrolled for credit (Chem 299, 699 or similar) or receiving pay from your Principle Investigator (PI), being a Research Intern is the only way you can work in a laboratory in Chemistry.