CHICAGO, Ill. — Recent graduates in food safety in North America are encouraged to apply for the Dave Theno Food Safety Fellowship for 2024-2025, sponsored by Michigan State University (MSU) and STOP Foodborne Illness.
The recipient will work 35 hours a week in the Stop Foodborne Illness offices, based in Chicago, Ill., from Aug. 15, 2024, to Aug. 11, 2025, with a salary of $31,000.
Work will focus mainly on a designated research project in conjunction with MSU Online Food Safety program, while also participating in other activities that support learning and experience in food safety.
The deadline to apply is Friday, April 5. Click here to learn more.
The award will be presented at the Opening Session of IAFP 2024, July 14, in Long Beach, Calif.
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