**The Jeffries lab will not be accepting any new graduate students until Fall 2023.** Students interested in joining the lab as an MS student in Fall 2023 should contact Dr. Jeffries by October 2022 to express their interest. You can learn more about graduate study in the Jeffries lab at at TCU here.
Nearly 40% of undergraduates in the Biology Department take part in faculty research. The Jeffries lab provides research opportunities for undergraduate students seeking to: 1) serve as volunteer research assistants, 2) receive credit hours in Independent Research (Biol 40900) or closely-related courses (Bioi 40803, Biol 40003), or 3) complete their Honors Senior Theses. Undergraduates wishing to conduct research in the Jeffries lab typically commit to volunteering in the lab for 10 hours/week for at least one, but typically two or three academic years. Dr. J encourages students hoping to do research to begin early and gives preference to students applying to work in lab if they are in their freshman or sophomore years. Additional details regarding Honors Senior Thesis work can be found here. **For the remainder of 2021, the Jeffries lab can only accept undergraduates in their freshman or sophomore year.**
Students interested in pursuing undergraduate or graduate research in the Jeffries lab should complete this application form and return it to Dr. J via email at m.jeffries@tcu.edu, along with a resume or CV and a brief statement describing their career goals and research interests.
Nearly 40% of undergraduates in the Biology Department take part in faculty research. The Jeffries lab provides research opportunities for undergraduate students seeking to: 1) serve as volunteer research assistants, 2) receive credit hours in Independent Research (Biol 40900) or closely-related courses (Bioi 40803, Biol 40003), or 3) complete their Honors Senior Theses. Undergraduates wishing to conduct research in the Jeffries lab typically commit to volunteering in the lab for 10 hours/week for at least one, but typically two or three academic years. Dr. J encourages students hoping to do research to begin early and gives preference to students applying to work in lab if they are in their freshman or sophomore years. Additional details regarding Honors Senior Thesis work can be found here. **For the remainder of 2021, the Jeffries lab can only accept undergraduates in their freshman or sophomore year.**
Students interested in pursuing undergraduate or graduate research in the Jeffries lab should complete this application form and return it to Dr. J via email at m.jeffries@tcu.edu, along with a resume or CV and a brief statement describing their career goals and research interests.