The Research Opportunity for Academic Development in Science ROADS is a program designed to provide high school students with a meaningful experience in a research laboratory setting and to stimulate their career interest in science, medicine and biomedical research. The Diversity Summer Health-Related Research Education Program DSHREP is a competitive program designed to provide research opportunities for undergraduate students from backgrounds that are historically underrepresented in biomedical science, including individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds, underrepresented cultural and ethnic groups, and individuals with disabilities.
Academic and Student Services. Summer Enrichment Programs Encouraging people from diverse backgrounds to pursue careers in science is a national priority and MCW is committed. Complete the Alumni Survey. AIM The Apprenticeship in Medicine AIM program provides carefully selected high school students from diverse backgrounds the opportunity to stimulate their interest in careers in medicine, biomedical research-and allied health.
Learn more. Join the multitude of MCW alumni who are using their discoveries, and their knowledge, to make a difference in our communities both locally and globally. Pioneering Pathways to a Healthier World We are a distinguished leader and innovator in the education and development of the next generation of physicians, scientists, pharmacists and health professionals. We discover and translate new knowledge in the biomedical and health sciences.
We provide cutting-edge, collaborative patient care of the highest quality, and we improve the health of the communities we serve. MCW student Sarah Benett has always been a top-tier student, but struggled on tests. MCW students launched a company to accelerate and improve science by making it more accessible. A new program has teamed MCW medical students with veterans during the pandemic. Sophia Neman co-authored a study that could impact the way we address pandemics in the future.
MD student Quamaine Bond knows why he chose the field he chose. He loves to help people. MCW medical student Kelsey Lamb believes that students need to prioritize mental health during their education journey. Stephanie Baguidy's passion for helping others was validated when she earned a prestigious cancer studies grant. As graduating medical student Kayla Johnson prepares for Match Day, she takes a look back at those who have helped her along the way. The road to Match Day is long for most medical students.
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