Join The Rhee Lab

We always look forward to adding new members to the team as openings become available. If you are interested in joining our group, please feel free to send an email to Sue Rhee. We encourage and welcome students and postdocs who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color, First Generation College, Low Income, LBGTQ+, Veterans, People with Disabilities and all other underrepresented communities in STEM fields.

Current Position Openings

We currently have no open positions in our lab, but please check back soon!

Graduate Students

If you are interested in pursuing a PhD in our lab, you will first need to apply to MSU before their deadline (see application portal). We only accept students based on rotations. The admissions programs most aligned with our lab's work and that allow rotations are: Biomolecular Science (BMS): biomolecular.natsci.msu.edu/ and Plant Biology (PLB): https://plantbiology.natsci.msu.edu/graduate-program/application-process.aspx. To find out if our lab might be a good fit for you, it is advised that you reach out to Dr. Rhee ([email protected]) before applying to MSU during summer/early fall. After application submission, you may be asked to interview by zoom or in person. After admission and acceptance, you can request to do a rotation in our lab. After all rotations are finished at the end of the first year, we will discuss to determine if our lab is the right environment for you.

General Summer Internships

The Rhee Lab is welcoming Summer REU applications through WALII. Please find more information here: https://www.walii.science/summer-internship-program.html​

We are also welcoming members through the MSU Plant Genomics Summer REU program. More information here:​plantgenomics.natsci.msu.edu/
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