Submit New Program      Program Name Center of Excellence in Genomic Science - Post-Baccalaureate Program Organization Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Address 44 Binney Street Boston  MA-02115 Phone (617)-6323244 Fax (617)-6324452 Web http://cegs.dfci.harvard.edu Email karen_burnswhite@dfci.harvard.edu Director Karen Burns White Contact Karen Burns White Year Program started 2007 Maximum Participants/Year 2 per year Application Deadline rolling admission Program Timeframe two-year commitment Academic Level Targeted post-baccalaureate Racial/Ethnic Focus African American, Native American, Mexican American, Puerto Rican, Other Hispanic, Pacific Islander Type of Program Research Program Attributes Non-Credit, Salary provided, Mentors/advisors provided, research experience, scientific and career development Disciplines Targeted Genetics, Science (biomed), Statistics/Biometrics/Biostatistics, proteomics, ethic, legal and social implications Acceptance Requirements class year (post-baccalaureate), GPA/academic standing Comments Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Center of Excellence in Genomic Science (CEGS) program offers a scientifically diversified training opportunity to students who are preparing to apply to graduate programs in genomics or a related field. The program encompasses a collaboration of eight basic and clinical research groups from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Northeastern University. Back