We are always interested in recruiting bright, talented, and curious researchers. Undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows excited by our research should directly contact Aaron Hoskins with the information listed below:
Please submit a CV, description of past and future research interests, and contact information for at least three references. In your research statement, tell us what piqued your interest in our lab and describe the biological questions that you would be interested in pursuing.
The Hoskins Lab is affiliated with the University of Wisconsin Integrated Program in Biochemistry (IPiB), the Biophysics Training Program, the Chemistry-Biology Interface Training Program (CBIT), the Biotechnology Training Program (BTP), and the graduate program in Cellular and Molecular Biology (CMB). We encourage you to investigate these programs as sources of additional training and funding opportunities.
We encourage undergraduates to participate in our research program. Interested students should submit a list of current and planned course work, a copy of your transcript, a 1-2 paragraph statement explaining why you would like to perform research in our lab, and a 1 page resume. We are most interested in enthusiastic and motivated students who can commit at least two full years to research.
Occasionally we employ undergraduates to fulfill various lab duties in return for a salary (no course credit). Typically our student hourlies work 5-10 hours/week as their schedule allows. If you are interested in a student hourly position, please submit a copy of your transcript and a 1 page resume. We are most interested in enthusiastic and motivated students who can commit at least two semesters to this position. Often our student hourly employees transition to undergraduate research projects within the laboratory for course credit.