When does the program start and end? June/July. What are the program objectives? Knowledge and skill acquisition about health careers for minority youth. At the end of the program, the students make will present a project presentation of their experience. The week will also include tours of Wake Forest School of Medicine and gaining hands-on exposure and clinical experiences to the array of Medical careers. These programs include Medical Doctor, Physician's Assistant, CRNA (Academic Nursing), and the Graduate Sciences. Students will participate in a week-long medical program which focuses on the medical aspect of the programming and it offers more in-depth hands-on clinical experience during the week-long camp, the students will be exposed to all of our school of medicine programs. This program annually enrolls 30 to 40 underrepresented minority junior and senior high school students who have an interest in a medical career and academic potential for a career in the health sciences. The program is designed to recruit, educate, and prepare underrepresented 11th and 12th grade high school students for a career in Medicine. What is the program about? The Wake Forest Medical Scholars Summer Program is an initiative sponsored by the School of Medicine’s Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity. To learn more about this program, contact Lamonica Ames or visit. Who are the other partners or organizations involved? Northwest Area Health Education Center, Maya Angelou Center for Health Equity, Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity Partner. Who hosts this program? Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity (OSID).
ILLUMINATE MAGNOLIA SCIENCE ACADEMY 3 FREE
What is the cost? $10 (This year due to COVID it is a free Virtual Conference). How do participants register or apply? December to January. Other Requirements: Online application and pre-survey. Grade: Pre-health undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students.Ĭareer focus/interest: Various medical professions. This relates to strategy/pipeline initiatives by targeting underrepresented minorities/low socioeconomic status students in undergraduate and post-baccalaureate through exposure to careers and opportunities within medicine. Who is able to participate in this program? In our application review, we target pre-health undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students. Where is the program location? Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC.
When does the program start and end? February. What are the program objectives? Increase the number of underrepresented minority medical school applicants/ matriculates, and to assist students in becoming more viable candidates.
Topics included mentorship, MCAT preparation, application, and interviewing process.
ILLUMINATE MAGNOLIA SCIENCE ACADEMY 3 PROFESSIONAL
What is the program about? Focus on encouraging academic excellence, cultivate professional skills, peer guidance. Wake Forest Clinical and Translational Science Institute.Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM).Sticht Center for Healthy Aging and Alzheimer’s Prevention.Hypertension and Vascular Research Center.Center on Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism.The Center of Excellence for Research, Teaching and Learning.Wake Forest Journal of Science and Medicine.Center for Personal and Professional Development.Center for Experiential and Applied Learning.Professional Development and Research Programs.Office of Education Institutional Effectiveness.
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