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    Beckman Scholars Program

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    Beckman Scholars Program supports undergraduates in faculty-mentored chemical, biological, and medical sciences research to build communication skills and prepare for graduate research and leadership.

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    Funder: Beckman Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $156,000 over three years per institution; $26,000 per Scholar for 15 months

    Summary: Supports sustained, faculty-mentored undergraduate research in chemistry, biochemistry, biological and medical sciences, and interdisciplinary combinations.

    Key Information: Institutional awards only; applicants must include 1–6 eligible undergraduate majors and 8–15 faculty mentors.


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    The Beckman Scholars Program, administered by the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation, supports independent research by full-time undergraduates at accredited four-year U.S. colleges and universities. Institutional awards support six Scholars, selected two per year, through continuous laboratory research spanning two summers and the intervening academic year. Research must focus on chemistry, biochemistry, biological and medical sciences, or interdisciplinary combinations of these fields.

    The program combines sustained research with mentorship that develops Scholars intellectually and prepares them for graduate-level research and scientific leadership. It supports research presentations, publication, communication skills, and professional development. The Foundation encourages institutions to recruit students with varied pathways into STEM, including those who have faced financial obstacles or lacked early STEM resources or role models, and to provide welcoming, respectful mentoring environments.


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