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Michigan State University's Kellogg Biological Station
REU: Understanding biological responses to global change in a field station community
Deadline
Last year: due Feb 1, 2026. Expect about the same.
Estimate
Where
Hickory Corners, MI
United States
EstimateHow we estimate this
This year's date isn't posted yet. We show last cycle's official deadline from the program's own page. Programs often keep a similar schedule, but dates can move, so check the official page.
- Based on:
- Last cycle's official deadline
- Evidence:
- Our recheck of the official page noted: "2027 dates not posted yet. Last deadline: Feb 1, 2026."
What it is
A paid NSF-funded summer research program (REU) hosted by Michigan State University's Kellogg Biological Station, focused on Understanding biological responses to global change in a field station community. Undergrads work on real research projects with faculty mentors. Check the program site for dates, eligibility and how to apply.
Who it's for
- Who it's for
- US citizens or permanent residents; aimed at students from community, tribal and small colleges. The program says it generally doesn't accept students from R1 universities
- Class years
- Class year not stated in the posting · check the official page
- Citizenship
- US citizens / permanent residents · NSF rule for students it funds; check the site
- Majors
- Biology
- Location
- Hickory Corners, MI (United States)
- Deadline
- EstimateLast year: due Feb 1, 2026. Expect about the same.
What's a summer research?
Paid research with a lab or professor, usually over the summer.
Not verified yet on the official page. You apply there, not here.
Don't wait for the deadline. Early applicants often get reviewed first, and spots fill on a rolling basis.