Clinical Undergraduate Research in Addictions – Training and Experiences (CURATE)

The 2026 CURATE Program is accepting applications until February 6th, 2026! Please APPLY HERE 

Alyssa Wong- summer research undergraduate student of the PRiT Program
CURATE is a 10-week summer program that provides mentored research experiences to undergraduate students interested in addiction research. Students will be paired with a faculty mentor who has similar interests or focus areas. The program also includes didactic sessions, workshops, clinical observations, and career development opportunities.

2026 program dates: May 26th-July 31st

Move-in: May 24th, Move-out: August 1st

Program Objectives

Through program participation, students will:

  1. Develop addiction research skills from leading experts in the field.
  2. Expand their knowledge on various substance use topics, ranging from harm reduction to social determinants of addiction.
  3. Acquire clinical exposure to the screening, diagnosing, and treating of patients with unhealthy drug and alcohol use.
  4. Build a peer-based community that encourages collaboration and shared learning.

Target Audience

Motivated undergraduate students interested in addiction research.

Contact

curate@bmc.org

The CURATE Program is funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) R25DA059908