The IRACDA program is a NIH supported program that provides 3 years of support to fellows in various science research fields. The IRACDA program assists in the training of post-doctoral fellows in preparation for research and teaching careers in academia. The goals of the program are to enhance research skills by providing mentored research experiences while developing teaching skills through assignments that promote the advancement of under-represented minorities. At the University of Kansas, the IRACDA fellows have the opportunity to become involved with teaching and conducting research with students from Haskell Indian Nations University, a tribal college that is located near the KU campus.
The University of Kansas / Haskell Indian Nations University Institutional Research and Academic Career Development Award (IRACDA) postdoctoral training program is recruiting postdoctoral fellows to begin August of 2008. A position description and pre-application are available below. If you have any questions, please contact:
Mary Lou Michaelis
Professor, Pharmacology & Toxicology
PI, KU/HINU IRACDA Program
mlm@ku.edu
(785) 864-3905
Please complete the pre-application interest form here: Interest form
Or, download more information here: IRACDA position description PDF
The 2008 application is currently available online at https://jobs.ku.edu. (Position number: 00061772.) For questions about the online application, please contact:
Emily HuckabayA list of faculty mentors is available here: