IrishTexan

Duke University: Feb 4-5 or Feb 18-19 Gerstner Sloan-Kettering: Jan 18-20 Indiana U, IBMG, February 3-5 (2 dates total only offered one) NYU Sackler Institute, Biomedical Sciences, Feb. 3,4 or Feb 10,11 Rockefeller University, March 3-5 or March 10-12 U of Maryland, Baltimore, Neuroscience, January 21st, February 11th or 18th UNC, BBSP, January 27-29 (5 other dates) Wake Forest, Neuroscience, January 13-15 Washington University in St. Louis Neuroscience (WashU/WUSTL): Jan 27-29

I applied there - but I'm interested in the Cancer Biology program.

Thanks for the help guys!

I just heard back from them and they sent me through to the app page - I sent in the pre-app yesterday. However, I'm not an international applicant - maybe int'l preapps are part of a different pool.

Hey guys, As I apply to grad schools (cancer research) and start to contact professors I was wondering what a biology resume should include. Right now from my previous resumes I have general education/gpa information, awards, internship/research experience, activities, volunteering, and a "skills" section that includes biological techniques I've done. Should I include extracurricular activities and volunteering, just to give a fuller picture of me as a person, or exclude that since it's not directly relevant to research? I've also never seen a "skills" section in a sample resume so I don't know if I should include this.