The SHARE (Scholars in HIV/AIDS Research Education) Program
Applications for SHARE 2027 open in December!
Research Opportunities
Meet Our Mentors
Meet the Latino SHARE team
News
The SHARE Principal investigator David M. Stoff, PhD, published "Impact of DEI on HIV Research" in AIDS and Behavior
Applications for SHARE 2027 open in December
What is the SHARE Program?
The SHARE (Scholars in HIV/AIDS Research Education) program is a 10-week paid summer internship that offers training, mentoring, and hands-on research experience for current or recently graduated undergraduate students. SHARE aims to enable undergraduate students to attain advanced education in behavioral-social science research of HIV and substance use disorders, especially those who have an interest in the Latino community.
Program Highlights
- Gain hands-on experience conducting a research project on a topic in HIV/AIDS and substance use disorders (SUD)
- Acquire knowledge through lectures and seminars in academic areas to enhance knowledge of topics and methods used in research and HIV/SUD-related topics (e.g., HIV prevention, social determinants of health)
- Develop skills in research, networking, and career development
- Participate in workshops and seminars led by internationally recognized experts in HIV/AIDS, mental health, and substance use research
- Explore career options in scientific research and practice in public health and social and behavioral sciences.
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Highlights from our 2026 SHARE cohort!
Explore The SHARE Program
Research
Opportunities in developing skills in HIV/AIDS and Substance Use research
Mentors
Work directly with a team of mentors to develop and complete a research project
Scholars
Meet our current and alumni cohort of The SHARE summer program