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CAREER EXPLORATION AND SUCCESSLIFE SCIENCES & HEALTH 65757296109508Mindy O'MealiaUniversity Career Services Mindy O'MealiaUniversity Career Services 68515286545809Revised 20180Revised 2018CAREER RELATED EXPERIENCESDR. MINDY M. O'MEALIACAREER DEVELOPMENT SPECIALISTLIFE SCIENCES & HEALTH CAREERS.RUTGERS.EDU48335953831200 Summer Clinical ExperiencesLinksPAGEAtlantic Health System Newton Internship atlantic/for-professionals/helpful-resources/nsip.html……………p.1Atlantic Health Systems – Overlook-Hospital Intern overlook/for-professionals/helpful-resources/overlook-summer-internship-program.html……………p.1Bellevue Hospital Center Project Health Care……………p.1Burdetter Tomlin Memorial Hospital Pre-Med Opstudentaffairs.columbia.edu/preprofessional/opportunities/clinical/5999……………p.1Career Rehabilitation Medicine Opportunity Programrusk.med.nyu.edu/health-career-opportunity-program……………p.1Chinatown Health Clinic, Project AHEAD……………p.1Collegiate Science & Technology Entry Program (C-Step)……………p.1Community Based Dental Education elements/pe_urm-li.html ……………p.1Co-op/Internship for Biology & Biotech Studentspeople.rit.edu/gtfsbi/Symp/summer.htm ……………p.1Cornell University - Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program med.cornell.edu/mdphd/summerprogram/ ……………p.2Des Moines University Health P.A.S.S.dmu.edu/healthpass/ ……………p.2Gateways to the Laboratory Summer Programweill.cornell.edu/mdphd/summerprogram/application.html?name1=Application&type1=2Active……………p.2Georgetown University Summer Medical Institutegsmi.georgetown.edu/……………p.2Health Career Connection Summer ……………p.2Holy Name Medical Center Pre-Med Summer ……………p.2Howard University - Hospitals & Medical Centers……………p.2Illinois College of Optometry ico.edu/admissions/events-for-prospective-students/focus-on-your-future/……………p.2Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine……………p.2Lehigh Valley Hospital Mini Medical School……………p.3Marquette Univ. Science Enrichment Programmarquette.edu/health-careers-opportunities/summer-programs.php ……………p.3Marquette University: Pre-enrollment Support Program……………p.3MED/VET Summer Academy - St. George's Universitysgu.edu/academic-programs/summer-short-term-programs/med-vet-summer-leadership-academy……………p.3Medical College of Wisconsin - Apprenticeships in Medicine……………p.3Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine Enrichment Summercvm.msu.edu/about/diversity/enrichment-summer-program……………p.3Montefiore Health Opportunities montefiore-health-opportunities-program……………p.3NY Presbyterian Hospital-Pre-Career Practicum in Mental Health……………p.3North Shore University Hospitalnorthwell.edu/find-care/locations/north-shore-university-hospital/how-you-can-help……………p.3North Shore University Hospital……………p.4NY College of Podiatric Medicinenycpm.edu/prehealth_internship.asp……………p.4Ohio State University SUCCESS Program……………p.4Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine……………p.4PACES - Pre-Medical Academic and Career Explorationsc.edu/about/offices_and_divisions/pre_professional_advising/premed/summer_programs/ ……………p.4Pacific University: In Sight (Optometry) Forest Grove Campus……………p.5Pfizer US Summer Student Worker careers/en/us-summer-student-worker-program……………p.5Pritzker School of Medicine CAMP (Chicago Academic Medicine)……………p.5Project Healthcare- New York UniversityRusk Health Career Opportunity Program……………p.5Rutgers SoDM Gateway to Dentistry Programsdm.rutgers.edu/pipline/gateway/gateway.htm……………P.5……………p.5Rutgers Health Services-Health Outreach Promo & Edrhshope.rutgers.edu/peer-education……………p.5Rutgers Summer Health Professions Education Program apply-to-shpep/……………p.5St. George's Univ. MED/VET Summer Academysgu.edu/future-students/summeracademy.html……………p.5St. Joseph's Regional Medical component/k2/itemlist/user/935-2017-07-08-11-54-29?start=132……………p.5St. Mary's Medical Center Pre-Med documents/Volunteer/2017PreMedapp.pdf……………p.5State University of NY College of Optometry - CSTEP Programsunyopt.edu/education/admissions/cstep/ ……………p.5Summer Academic Enrichment Program (SAEP)……………p.6Summer Health Professions Education ……………p.6Summer Health Professions Education Program 13 sites/ ……………p.6Summer Clinical ExperiencesLinksPAGE HYPERLINK \l "_Temple_University_School" Temple University School of Podiatric Medicinepodiatry.temple.edu/admissions/internship-programsUCLA Pre-Medical Enrichment Program (UCLA PREP)……………p.6UCLA Public Health Scholars Training ProgramUCLA Re-Application Program (UCLA RAP)……………p.6UCSOP Pharmacy Summer Internship Program……………p.6……………p.6UNC-CH School of Medicinemed.unc.edu/medprogram……………p.7University of California, Berkeleyprehealthblog.shoreline.edu/2013/03/27/berkeley-optometry-opto-camp-apply-today/……………p.7University of Cincinnati College of Medicine - (SPEP)……………p.7UConn SoM/Dental Medicine/Grad Health Career Opportunityhealth.uconn.edu/hcop/enrichment-programs/medicaldental-preparatory-program/……………p.8University of Michigansph.umich.edu/sep/……………p.8University of Pittsburgh- (SPAEP)……………p.8Weill Cornell/Rockefeller/Sloan Kettering Tri-Institutional Programweill.cornell.edu/mdphd/summerprogram/……………p.8Yale University School of Medicine……………p.8Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva Universityeinstein.yu.edu/centers/hispanic-centers-of-excellence/opportunities.aspx ……………p.9 HYPERLINK \l "_Albert_Einstein_College_1" Albert Einstein College of Medicine einstein.yu.edu/home/community_programs.asp ……………p.9Albert Einstein College of Medicine Summer Mentoreinstein.yu.edu/education/phd/the-summer-undergrad-research-program.aspx ……………p.9American Association of Medical Colleges members/great/61052/great_summerlinks.html……………p.9Aresty Research Center for Undergraduatesaresty.rutgers.edu/……………p.9Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics/OHIP……………p.9Baylor College of Medicine(SMART) ……………p.9Beta Beta Beta (National Biological Honor Society) Research Grants tribeta-research-grants……………p.9Boston Children's Hospital Summer Student Research Program (SSRP)centers-and-services/departments-and-divisions/division-of-newborn-medicine/harvard-program-in-neonatology/summer-student-research-program/admission-information……………p.9Boston Universitybu.edu/urop/surf-program/about/……………p.10Caltech Pasadena Summer Research……………p.10CHOP Research Institute Summer Scholars Program (CRISSP)crissp.research.chop.edu/……………p.10Committee on Institutional Cooperation students/srop/introduction ……………p.10Cornell - Travelers med.cornell.edu/education/programs/tra_sum_res.html……………p.10Cornell Graduate School ACCESSgradschool.weill.cornell.edu/student-experience/diversity-and-inclusion/summer-undergraduate-research ……………p.10CUNY Undergraduate Summer Research Programcuny.edu/research/student-resources/for-students/cuny-summer-undergraduate-research-program/guidelines/……………p.10Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center: dfhcc.harvard.edu/research/cancer-disparities/students/cure-program/overview/ ……………p.10Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center: CURE programcure.dfci.harvard.edu/welcome/yes_for_cure……………p.11Drexel University - Advanced Certificate in Biomedical Technology ……………p.11Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Summer Research Programeohsi.rutgers.edu/graduate-programs/summer-undergraduate-research-fellowship-surf/ ……………p.11Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center ……………p.11Gateway to Dentistry Program NJ Dental School……………p.11Hackensack University Medical Center services/pediatrics/summer-clinical-research-program-application/……………p.11Hackensack University Medical services/emergency-medicine/emergency-trauma/etd-research-associate-program/……………p.11Hartford Hospital Fellowship health-professionals/education/residencies-fellowships/summer-student-pre-med-research-program……………p.11Harvard University - Summer Researchhsph.harvard.edu/biological-sciences/undergraduate-summer-internship-program/……………p.12Harvard University: Four Directions……………p.12Summer Research ExperiencesLinksPAGE HYPERLINK \l "_Howard_Hughes_Medical" Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) EXROP Program & Janelia Undergraduate Scholars you-janelia/students-postdocs/undergraduate-scholars-program HYPERLINK \l "_IES_Brain_Research" IES Brain Research Foundation Summer programs_application.html……………p.11Indiana Univ. Undergrad Research Experience-Animal Behavioranimalbehavior.indiana.edu/research/reu/index.html……………p.11Lehigh Valley Health Network Research Scholars Summer uploads/research_education/Available_Positions_-_Summer_Research_Scholar_Program_2014_-_2-6-2014.pdf……………p.11Lehigh Valley Research Scholar research_and_education/college_student_programs/research_scholar_program……………p.11Massachusetts General Hospital Summer Research Program HYPERLINK "" ……………p.11Mayo Clinic College of Medicine: SURF mayo.edu/mgs/surf.html……………p.12Medical College of Wisconsin mcw.edu/Diversity-Programs/DSHREP.htm……………p.13Medical College of Wisconsin: Research Opportunity for Academic Development in Science (ROADS)……………p.13Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center-Summer education-training/high-school-college ……………p.13Microbiology Undergraduate Research Fellowship (MURF)……………p.13Michigan State Univ. CoVM BRUSH Summer Research Programcvm.msu.edu/research/student-research/undergraduate-student-summer-research-program……………p.13MIT Summer Research Program odge.mit.edu/undergraduate/msrp/……………p.13Morehouse College morehouse.edu/phsi/phlfp.html……………p.13Mount Sinai SoM- Summer Undergraduate Research Programicahn.mssm.edu/education/graduate-school/degrees-and-programs/summer-undergraduate-research-program/……………p.13National Alliance of Research Associates ……………p.14National Cancer Institute ……………p.14National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease’s niddk.research-funding/research-programs/diversity-programs/research-training-opportunities-students/short-term-research-experience-underrepresented-persons-step-up……………p.14National Institutes of Health ……………p.14National Institutes of Health Summer Internship Programtraining.programs/sip ……………p.14Nemours Summer Undergraduate Research Program (NSURP)Scholarship/……………p.14New York Presbyterian Hospital - Gateways to the Laboratoryweill.cornell.edu/mdphd/summerprogram/……………p.14NHLBI Research Training Programs……………p.14NIH - Gateways to Laboratory Researchniddk.research-funding/process/diversity/Pages/diversity-programs.aspx……………p.14NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene……………p.15NYU Sackler Summer Undergraduate Research Program SURPmed.nyu.edu/research/sackler-institute-graduate-biomedical-sciences/summer-undergraduate-research-program……………p.15Ohio University Heritage College Osteopathic Medicine SURFohio.edu/medicine/education/pre-med-education/summer-programs/surf.cfm……………p.15Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) ohsu.edu/xd/about/vision/center-for-diversity-inclusion/academic-resources/internships/summer-equity-internship.cfm……………p.15Oregon Health and Science University……………p.15Penn State Hersheymed.psu.edu/surip……………p.15Pfizer Global ……………p.15Princeton Medical Institute Clinical Research Intern……………p.15Princeton Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (PSURE)……………p.15Pritzker School of Medicine Experience in Research PSOMERpritzker.uchicago.edu/page/pritzker-school-medicine-experience-research……………p.15Project L/EARN Research Training Internship……………p.16PULSE: Premedical Urban Leaders Summer Clinical Enrichment cmsruapps.rowan.edu/pulse_application/……………p.16Rockefeller Univ. Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship rockefeller.edu/education-and-training/surf/……………p.16Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicinemed.nyu.edu/emergency/research/research-associate-internship……………p.16Roswell Park Cancer Institute: ……………p.16Rowan Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE)rowan.edu/som/gsbs/research/sure.php……………p.16Rutgers Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences - NJ Medical njms.rutgers.edu/gsbs/prospective_students/info/docs/SummerResearch.pdf……………p.16 HYPERLINK \l "_Rutgers_Medical_School" Rutgers Medical School - Summer Programsrwjms.rutgers.edu/neuroscience/grad_pgm/summer_prog/……………p.16Rutgers NJ Medical School Summer Student Research Programnjms.rutgers.edu/research/orsp/ssr.cfm ……………p.17Rutgers Summer Science & Engineering Researchrise.rutgers.edu/……………p.17Rutgers Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)eohsi.rutgers.edu/graduate-programs/summer-undergraduate-research-fellowship-surf/……………p.17Rutgers Univ. Summer Science Programaresty.rutgers.edu/……………p.17Rutgers University Undergraduate Summer Research rwjms.umdnj.edu/gsbs/prospective/summer_research.html……………p.17Sackler Institute Summer Undergraduate Research Program med.nyu.edu/research/sackler-institute-graduate-biomedical-sciences/summer-undergraduate-research-program……………p.17Summer Research ExperiencesLinksPAGESUMR Summer Undergraduate Minority Research Programldi.upenn.edu/sumr/application……………p.18SUNY- Downstate Summer Research Program……………p.18Summer Accelerated Biomedical Research Program ……………p.18The Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center (GLBRC) at Michigan State University Summer Undergraduate Research ProgramThe Leadership Alliance Summer Research……………p.18Travelers Summer Research Fellowship Weill Cornell Medicine weill.cornell.edu/education/programs/……………p.18……………p.18Tufts REU Summer Research Program ase.tufts.edu/biology/undergraduate/research/reu.htm……………p.18UConn Undergraduate Summer Research Intern Program health.uconn.edu/graduate-school/academics/programs/summer/……………p.18UCRIP Vanderbilt Undergraduate Clinical Research Internshipmedschool.vanderbilt.edu/vssa/undergraduate-clinical-research-internship-program……………p.19UMass Medical School Summer Undergraduate Researchumassmed.edu/schoolservices/prematriculation/srp/……………p.19University of Alaska Anchorage Summer Research Experience……………p.19University of Arizona Graduate Collegegrad.arizona.edu/uroc/sri/contact……………p.19University of California, Berkeley: (SROP)diversity.berkeley.edu/programs-services/graduate/undergraduate-research-programs……………p.19Univ. California Summer Research Training Program (SRTP)……………p.19University of Cincinnati College of Medicine–1.SURF 2.OGE SURFmed.uc.edu/SURF or ……………p.19University of Colorado GEMS Program ucdenver.edu/academics/colleges/medicalschool/programs/GEMS/Pages/default.aspx……………p.19UConn Health Center Heath Career Opportunity Programs health.uconn.edu/hcop/enrichment-programs/health-disparities-clinical-summer-research-fellowship-program/……………p.20University of Florida College of Medicineodhe.med.ufl.edu/8-2/hcsi/……………p.20University of Florida’s Dept. of Neuroscience Summer Internshipneuroscience.ufl.edu/education/summer-neuroscience-internship-program/……………p.20University of Illinois - SURFpharmacy.uic.edu/research/funding-opportunities/surf……………p.20University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicineuic.edu/depts/mcam/uhp/ ……………p.20Univ. of Illinois Chicago College of Pharmacy at Rockfordpharmacy.uic.edu/programs/pharmd-professional-program/events-for-prospective-students/summer-pharmacy-institute ……………p.20Univ. of Illinois Urbana Champaign: (HURF) ……………p.20University of Iowamedicine.uiowa.edu/microbiology/education/summer-research-experience-undergraduates-reu-microbiology……………p.20University of Massachusetts Medical School umassmed.edu/SEP/index.aspx ……………p.20University of Miami Miller School of Medicinebiomed.miami.edu/news/2017/07/summer-undergraduate-research-fellowship-surf-program-2017……………p.21University of Minnesota Medical School - LSSURPmed.umn.edu/education-training/graduate-programs/life-sciences-summer-undergraduate-research-program-lssurp/application……………p.21Univ. of Missouri NSF- Research Undergraduates n Neuroscience ……………p.21University of Nebraska Medical Centerunmc.edu/studentservices/rse/enrichment/undergraduate-enrichment/surp/index.html……………p.21Univ. of Oregon Molecular Biosciences Undergrad Research ……………p.21University of Oregon ……………p.21U Penn Summer Undergraduate Internship Program (SUIP)……………p.21Univ. of Pennsylvania Summer Undergrad Minority Research vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices/jobsandinternships/penninternshipprograms.php#minority……………p.21University of Pennsylvania……………p.21University of Pennsylvania, SUPERS@PENN med.upenn.edu/supers/……………p.22University of Pittsburgh Carnegie- Mellon MD/PhD Program ……………p.22Univ. of Pittsburgh SoM Interdisciplinary Biomedical Grad Programpath.upmc.edu/cmp/cmp-sum.htm……………p.22CNUP Summer Undergraduate Research Program ……………p.22University of Rochester Medical Center Summer Scholars urmc.rochester.edu/education/graduate/summer-scholars.aspx……………p.22University of South Alabama (S.U.R.F.)……………p.22University of South Carolina Summer Student Program education-and-learning/high-school-students-and-undergraduates/learn-earn-and-explore/admission……………p.23University of Texas McGovern Medical School Summer Research……………p.23Univ. of Virginia SoM Summer Research Internship Program med.virginia.edu/diversity/programs/srip/ ……………p.23University of Washington - paid summer research experiencedepts.washington.edu/hscmsp/programs/star/……………p.23University of Wisconsin-Madison Summer Research Programwiscience.wisc.edu/IBS-SRP……………p.23Washington University in St. Louis Bio-Med RAP……………p.23Wesleyan University – multiple links to summer programswesleyan.edu/careercenter/students/health/summer-post-bac-opportunities.html ……………p.23SACKLER/NSF REU SITE: (Interdisciplinary Research Training)sackler.yale.edu/sackler-nsf-reu-site……………p.23Hospitals & Medical CentersLinksPAGE HYPERLINK \l "_Atlantic_Neuroscience_Institute:" Atlantic Neuroscience Institute: ivana.ganihong@Barnabas Health Medical Center - Livingston Saint-Barnabas-Medical-Center/Volunteer/Adult-Volunteers.aspx………….p.24Barnabas Health Pre-health Career Careers/Job-Opportunities.aspx……………p.24Barnabas Health Van Dyke Hospice & Palliative Specialty-Services/Home-Care-and-Hospice/Volunteer-Services/Volunteer-Opportunities.aspx……………p.24Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Thecareers.chop.edu/job/Student-Clin-Asst-I-Research-64002/407721300/……………p.24Englewood Hospital & Medical volunteering……………p.24General Hospital Volunteer search/org23282.jsp……………p.24General Hospital Volunteer search/org42595.jsp……………p.24Hackensack University MC Volunteer health-professionals/education-training/volunteer-programs/end-of-life-doula-program/……………p.24Hackensack Univ. Medical Center - Hospital Elder Life Program health-professionals/education-training/volunteer-programs/hospital-elder-life-program-help/……………p.24Jersey City Medical Center Intern/Medical-Education/Jersey-City-Medical-Center/Clinical-Rotations.aspx……………p.24JFK Medical Center Volunteer about-us/volunteer-services……………p.24Liberty Health- Care careers/……………p.24Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) Smr Research……………p.25MSKCC Summer Research……………p.25MSKCC Summer Research……………p.25Morristown Memorial Morristown/Ways%20to%20Give/Volunteering……………p.25New Brunswick Community Interpreter Project (NBCIP)rwjms.rutgers.edu/community_health/nbinterpreter_pgm.html……………p.25NJ Community Rescue SquadNJ+Community+Rescue+Squads……………p.25NJ Hospital membership/list-of-nj-providers/hospitals/……………p.25RWJ General Hospital Volunteer Programrwjuh.edu/rwjuh/adultvolunteers.aspx……………p.25RWJ University Hospital Physician Shadowing rwjuh.edu/rwjuh/volunteers-at-new-brunswick-campus.aspx……………p.25St. Peter's General Hospital Volunteer Services/Volunteering-at-Saint-Peter-s……………p.25St. Peter's University Hospital Premed Shadowing hpo.rutgers.edu/images/documents/SPUH.pdf……………p.25Trinitas Regional Medical volunteer_services.htm……………p.26IndustryLinksPAGEAlpha Physician's Resource/ HYPERLINK \l "_AstraZeneca" AstraZenecacareers.……………p.26Becton Dickinson and Companyjobs.search-jobs/internship/159-1965/1……………p.26Biogen……………p.26Bio-Reference Laboratoriesrecruiting.srccar/public/RTI.home?c=1151251&d=BioReferenceExternalCareerSite……………p.26Bristol-Myers ……………p.……………p.26Child Family Health Intl.- Student ……………p.26Emergency Medicine Scribe Systems - EMSSemscribesystems.public/description.php?adid=38206 ……………p.……………p.26Intl. Service Learning Pre Health ……………p.26Johnson and Johnson Research & Developmentjobs.jobs/experienceLevel/Student/categories/R&D?page=1……………p.careers/life-at-merck/internships-and-coops.html……………p.27McConnell Group, ……………p.27Medical Diagnostic ……………p.27PhysAssist be-a-scribe-apply/……………p.27Pre Health related Part-Time Jobs financialaid.rutgers.edu/student-work/students/work/……………p.27Princeton HealthCare Systemchp.tbe.chp04/ats/careers/searchResults.jsp?org=PRINCETONHCS&cws=1……………p.27Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Internshipcareers.……………p.27Thermo us/en/home/life-science/antibodies/thermo-fisher-scientific-antibody-scholarship-program/antibody-scholarship-award-winners.html……………p.27UNCF- MERCK ……………p.27Bio-1 Life Sciences Talent Network ……………p.27Co-op/Internship Opportunities for Pre-Medical ……………p.27UCS Co-op/ Internship for Pre-Medical Studentscareers.rutgers.edu/page.cfm?page_id=468&section_id=8&type_cluster=Life Sciences and Health&cluster=8……………p.27Research Grant and LinksLinksPAGEAAAS Fellowship for Working in Science page/government-relations-internship or page/employment-aaas HYPERLINK \l "_Research_Grant_and_1" Eastern Colleges Science hosting.html……………p.28List of Grant, Fellowship & Award-Science & Researchwellcome.ac.uk/funding/scheme-finder……………p.28McKnight Endowment for Neuroscienceneuroscience.……………p.28McNair funding/……………p.28National Association of Science ……………p.28National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke's Summer ninds.jobs_and_training/summer/……………p.28National Science Foundation (NSF)funding/? or ……………p.28Other Internship Opportunities from page/internship-opportunities……………p.28Parkinson’s Disease Foundation……………p.28Pew Charitable Trust (Pew Biomedical Scholars)en/projects/pew-biomedical-scholarsor……………p.28Science careers/where-search-funding?……………p.28Shape Americahttp:/grants/research/?……………p.28Sigma Xi Grant (Scientific Research Society)programs/prizes-awardsor?……………p.28Simons or ……………p.28 HYPERLINK \l "_Research_Grant_and_1" Society for Neuroscience (SFN) Awards Undergraduate Brain Awareness Travel Award Trainee Professional Development Awards ……………p.28Summer Neuroscience Undergrad Research Fellowshipsuvm.edu/~nbhspire/?Page=snurf.html……………p.28Conte Center's Research Experience for Undergrads ……………p.29The Cortical Foundation……………p.29UMBC Website……………p.29 HYPERLINK \l "_Research_Grant_and_1" Van Andel Research Institute’svaei.undergrad/summer-internship-program/summer-internship-program-application/……………p.29White House Internship in Science and Policy Advising……………p.29WHO Internship Programwho.int/employment/internship/en/……………p.29……………p.29Student OrganizationsContactPAGEActive Minds at Rutgers (AMAR) Program Director: Linda Farag E: lf364@rutgers.edu HYPERLINK \l "_Allied_Health_Professions" Allied Health Professions Club of Rutgers Univ. (AHPC) Vice President: Abhilash Paul E:abhilash.paul@rutgers.edu……………p.29Alpha Epsilon Delta (Health Pre-professional Honor Society)President: Sarah Salter E: sarah.salter@rutgers.edu……………p.29Alternative Breaks (Rutgers Univ.) Contact: Corinne Corbi E: corinne.corbi@rutgers.edu……………p.29American Medical Student Association (AMSA) President: Keshav Patel E: keshav.patel@rutgers.edu……………p.29Ashley Lauren Foundation of Rutgers University (The) Event Chair: Abha ChaudharyE:abha.chaudhary@rutgers.edu……………p.29Be Jersey Strong Public Relations: Joshua Roshal E: joshua.roshal@rutgers.edu……………p.29Bloustein Public Service Association (BPSA) Advisor: Karen Ardizzone E:kardizzone@echo.rutgers.edu……………p.29Building Research, Advocacy, & Innovation Neuroscience (BRAIN) Contact: Cynthia Zheng E:cynthia.zheng@rutgers.edu……………p.29Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) Contact: Elysha Bembury E:elysha.bembury@rutgers.edu……………p.29Children's AIDS NetworkContact: Sagida Shatursun E:sagida.shatursun@rutgers.edu……………p.29Cognitive Science Club President: Anthony Cruz E: rutgerscognitivescienceclub@……………p.29Collegiate 100 of Rutgers University President: Ronnie Brumant E: ronnie.brumant@rutgers.edu……………p.29Dentistry for Social Good (DSG) Co-President: Samia Khan E: smk310@rutgers.edu……………p.29Douglass Friends of UNFPA Contact: Katie Mehr E: drcfriendsunfpa@……………p.29Foundation for Intl. Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC) President: Kedar Patel E: kedar.patel@rutgers.edu……………p.30Future Healthcare Administrators (FHA) Contact: Megan Coakley E: megan.coakley@rutgers.edu……………p.30G. H. Cook Biochemistry & Microbiology Club President: Hannah Canonigo E: hannah.canonigo@rutgers.edu……………p.30Global Brigades (Rutgers) (RU-GB) Contact: Kunal Kapadia E: kunal.kapadia@rutgers.edu……………p.30GlobeMed at Rutgers Univ. (GlobeMed) President: Gloria Wowolo E: gloria.wowolo@rutgers.edu……………p.30Habitat for Humanity President: Amy Na E: an381@rutgers.edu……………p.30Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) P: (848) 932-6978 E: rutgers.hosa@ ……………p.30Health Professions United (HPU) Outreach Officer: Het Patel E: het.patel40@rutgers.edu……………p.30Healthcare Business Society (Rutgers) (HBS) P: 848-932-6978……………p.30Student OrganizationsContactcdxz PAGEHealthy Kids of New Brunswick (HKNB/ Healthy Kids) Vice President: Kayla Samson E: kayla.samson@rutgers.eduJMed: Jewish Pre-Health Professions Network (JMED) Vice President: Mark Abayev E: mark.abayev@rutgers.edu……………p.30March of Dimes President: Valerie Dejesus E: vmd40@rwjms.rutgers.edu……………p.30MEDLIFE - Rutgers Univ. President: Michael Rallo E: msr186@rwjms.rutgers.edu……………p.30Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS) Vice President: Esther-Carine Pierre-Michel E: esther.michel@rutgers.edu……………p.30Molecular Biology & Biochemistry Society (MBB) Contact: Soo Hwang E: soojeong.hwang@rutgers.edu……………p.30NJ Public Health Association Rutgers Student Chapter (NJPHA) President: Sumra Alvi E: sumra.alvi@rutgers.edu……………p.30Nutrition Club of Rutgers University (Nutrition Club) Contact: Ali Senatore E: as2217@scarletmail.rutgers.edu……………p.30o STEM at Rutgers (o STEM) President: J Thomas E: jst115@rutgers.edu……………p.30Oxfam Rutgers Contact: Nidhi Agrawal E: nra35@rutgers.edu……………p.30Phi Delta Chi President: Daniel Haddad E:dkhaddad@rwjms.rutgers.edu……………p.30Pre-Dental Society of Rutgers Univ. (RUPDS) Contact: Jasmine Lopez E: jml519@rutgers.edu……………p.30Pre-Optometry Professions Society (RU POPS) Contact: Aalia Khan E: aalia.khan@rutgers.edu……………p.30Pre-health Osteopathic Medical Assoc. (Pre-SOMA) Advisor: Karen Ardizzone E:kardizzone@echo.rutgers.edu……………p.31 HYPERLINK \l "_Rutgers_University_Reach" Rutgers University Reach Out And Read (ROAR) Contact: Anushree Sikchi E: anushree.sikchi@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers University Red Cross Club Secretary: Jack Bradley E: jack.m.bradley@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers Art in Medicine Society (RAMS) President: Shannon Barley E: shannon.barley@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers Biology Club (RBC) President: Denise Mulbah E:denise.mulbah@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers Chemistry Society (RCS) Contact: Samuel Birrer E: samuel.birrer@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers Eating Disorder Organization (REDO) Officer: Prachi Biswal E: prachi.biswal@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers North American Disease Intervention (RU NADI) Contact: Madhuri Bhupathiraju E: madhuri.bhupathiraju@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers One And The Same Foundation (RU OATS) Co-President: Veer Patel E: veer.patel@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers Physical Therapy Club President: Norris Brown E:njb105@rutgers.edu ……………p.31Rutgers University Fit Fam (RUFF)Contact: Danver QuintinE: danver.quintin@rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers University Health ServicesContact: health@rci.rutgers.edu……………p.31Rutgers University H.O.P.EContact: ……………p.31SEBS Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Society Contact: Sreesaisindhu Thogarchedu E:sreesaisindhu.thogarchedu@rutgers.edu……………p.31Speech and Hearing Club, a NSSLHA ChapterContact: Alexandra Weitzner E: alexandra.weitzner@rutgers.edu……………p.31Student Health AdvocateStudent Health Advocate……………p.31Student Society for Stem Cell Research (RUSSSCR) Vice President: Kranthi Mandava E: kranthi.mandava@rutgers.edu……………p.31The Examiner: Pre-Health Journal (The Examiner) Conact: Soundarya Nattuva E: soundarya.nattuva@rutgers.edu……………p.31The G.O.Y.A. Project Galvanizing and Organizing Youth ActivismPresident: Kayasha Freeman E: kayasha.freeman@rutgers.edu……………p.31Theta ChiPresident: Steven Magidenko E: steven.magidenko@rutgers.edu……………p.31To Write Love On Her Arms - Rutgers Chapter (TWLOHA)Contact: Tien-Shu Miao E: tienshu.sunny.miao@rutgers.edu……………p.31Tzu Chi Collegiate Association (Tzu Ching) President: Edmond Wu E: edmond.wu@rutgers.edu……………p.32Veterinary Science Club (Rutgers University) (RUVSC) Contact: Jennifer Nary E: jennifer.nary@rutgers.edu……………p.32Women in the Health Professions (WHIP)President: Noel Su E: noel.su328@rutgers.edu……………p.32Pre-Medical Organizations ……………p.32Other Campus Student ServicesPAGEAmerican Red Cross of Central Jersey -Volunteering HYPERLINK \l "_Civic_Engagement_&" Civic Engagement & Service Education Partnership Program (CESEP) Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education……………p.32Douglass Residential College Extern Program Alumnae of Douglass Extern Program……………p.32Gatehouse Peer Counseling & Referral Center College Avenue……………p.32Hyacinth AIDS Foundation AIDS Services……………p.32Literacy Volunteers of America - Literacy New Jersey……………p.32New Jersey Women & AIDS Network - Volunteer/Intern Application……………p.32Office of Student Employment……………p.32Residence Hall Association (RHA)Rutgers Student Health Internships ……………p.32United Way of Central Jersey - Get Connected United Way……………p.33United Way of Central Jersey ……………p.33Women’s Center Coalition (RUWCC)……………p.33Summer Clinical ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Atlantic Health Sys. Newton Internship Prog.atlantic/for-professionals/helpful-resources/nsip.htmlSummer shadowing program, requires a personal statement, transcript and two recommendation letters. Contact 908 522-5926 E OHIP@Contact: Intern Office P: 908 522-5926 Submit – E: OHIP@January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Atlantic Health Systems – Overlook-Hospital Intern overlook/for-professionals/helpful-resources/overlook-summer-internship-program.htmlTo apply, submit the following materials via E to: osip@ All Summer shadowing program, requires a personal statement, transcript and two recommendation letters. Contact 908 522-5926 E OHIP@, materials must be submitted by deadline. Skype interviews will take place in Feb.Contact: Intern Office P: 908 522-5926 E: Questions - osip@February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Bellevue Hospital Center Project Health Care, NY, 10-week summer program rotating through Emergency Services. Contact Volunteer Services: 212 562-3041Contact: Volunteer Office P: 212 562-3041January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Burdetter Tomlin Memorial Hospital Pre-Med Opstudentaffairs.columbia.edu/preprofessional/opportunities/clinical/5999Cape May Court House, NJ, Summer program, 20 hours/wk. includes lectures, clinical rotations, and group discussions. $25 application fee. Contact: Volunteer Services Department – Ruth Particelli 609 463-2367/Julie Paolella Memorial Hospital, 609 463-2367; waitlist for 2016Contact: Volunteer Dept. Ruth Particelli or Julie Paolella P: 609 463-2367 or 609 463-2367January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Career Rehabilitation Medicine Opportunity Program of three four-week internships that provide students with a hands-on, observational clinical experience and exposure to the diversity and variety of health professions. The program is primarily designed for students with minimal clinical experience. Originally founded by Dr. Howard Rusk and sponsored by the Lila and Dewitt Wallace Reader’s Digest Fund, the program has graduated approximately 5500 students throughout its 49-year history. The HCOP is unique because it offers students the opportunity to receive an intense experience in one specific health field and also explore other health professions.Contact: P: 212 263-6496 E: HCOP@med.nyu.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Chinatown Health Clinic, Project AHEAD summer internship program designed to give training and experience to college students who have an interest in pursuing a career in healthcare.Contact: Melissa Bai P: 212 379-6988 x619 E: mbai@February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Collegiate Science & Technology Entry Program (C-Step) 50 schools in New York participate. Must be a New York Resident to be eligible. CSTEP provides academic enrichment and research experience in STEM content areas.· Projects consist of academic year and summer components including:o Supervised training in research methodso Graduate/professional school admissions preparationo Standardized tests preparationo Academic and career development activitiesContact: Postsecondary Access Support and Success Office, NY State Educ. Dept., 89 Washington Ave., Room 505W, Educ. Building, Albany, NY 12234 P: (518) 474-3719 E-mail: kiap@ or cdpu@February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Community Based Dental Education Programs dedicated to helping students prepare for the challenges of the dental school admissions process and dental curriculum. Program locations include but are not limited to: Boston U. Goldman SoD, The Ohio State U. College of Dentistry, University of Connecticut Health Center SoD, University of California at Los Angeles SoD, University of California at San Francisco SoD, University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry ?University of the Pacific SoD, USC SoD, University of Washington SoD Contact: Summer Programs at various locationsFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Co-op/Internship for Biology & BiotechStudentspeople.rit.edu/gtfsbi/Symp/summer.htm A database of Summer Co-Op and Internship opportunities including biomedical engineering, biotechnology, veterinary sciences, ecology, bioinformatics and microbiology.Contact: Summer Programs at various locationsFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Cornell University - Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program med.cornell.edu/mdphd/summerprogram/ Every year, 15 students embark on a 10 week intensive journey of learning about the challenging and gratifying road of becoming a physician-scientist. Students receive a stipend, currently $4,300, and are reimbursed for their travel expenses.Contact: Weill Cornell/Rockefeller /Sloan Kettering, Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program,1300 York Avenue, Room C-103 NY, NY P: 212-746-6023 E: mdphd@med.cornell.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Des Moines University Health P.A.S.S.dmu.edu/healthpass/ Health P.A.S.S. –enhance your chances of getting into medical or health professions school; gain key insights and hands-on experience in a variety of health professions. Des Moines University covers the costs of your meals while on campus and residence hall accommodations at nearby Drake University. Enjoy fun, chaperoned activities on campus and around Iowa’s capital on weekends. A travel stipend of up to $500 will also be provided.Contact: P.A.S.S P: 515-271-1678 E: E healthpass@dmu.edu.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Gateways to the Laboratory Summer Program Weill Cornell/Rockefeller/Sloan Kettering, 15 students will embark on a 10 week intensive journey of learning about the challenging and gratifying road of becoming a physician-scientist. Students will receive a stipend, of $4,300.Contact: Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Prgm.,1300 York Avenue, Room C-103, NY, NY 10065 P: 212-746-6023 E: mdphd@med.cornell.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Georgetown Univ Summer Medical Institute program provides excellent preparation and insight for individuals exploring medicine as a career and those making up medical school courses.Contact: Nicole M Houle P: 202 687-1154 E: nmh37@georgetown.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Health Career Connection Summer Intern 10-week, paid summer internship; aims to connect students to health-related job opportunities; gain valuable work experience in the health fieldquestions: info@Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Holy Name Medical Center Pre-Med Summer be 3rd year. 9 weekContact: Holy Name's Volunteer Office P: 201-833-3217/201 833-3051February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Howard University - Hospitals & Medical Centers 4-week program that aims to:1. encourage young under-represented minority students to pursue careers in Pharmacy or other health professions.2. provide an opportunity for young under-represented minority students to develop mentoring relationships with current minority health professionals and graduate health professional students. 3. facilitate entry to the Doctor of Pharmacy ProgramContact: Howard University, College of Pharmacy, Attn: Ms. Veronica Bruce, Center of Excellence, Faculty Annex III, Rm 114, 2300 4th St, NW Washington, DCP: (202) 806-4213 Main (202) 238-8538E: pharmacy. howard.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Illinois College of Optometry week Summer Program: Focus on Your Future includes sample lectures from real ICO courses, an overview of the admissions process, career and leadership development, clinical exposure, and student and OD panels. At the end of the program, participants receive a certificate of completion.Contact: Sr. Director Admissions /Marketing Teisha Johnson P: 312-949-7400 E: tjohnson@ico.edu.MarchJohns Hopkins University School of Medicine intensive 4-week summer course for undergraduates in Baltimore, MD. The program features demos using cadaversContact: Arlene Daniel, Prgm. Coordinator, Anatomy Institute Center for Functional Anatomy and Evolution, Johns Hopkins University SoM 1830 E. Monument St. Baltimore, MD 21205 P: (410) 955-1697 E: adaniel@jhmi.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Lehigh Valley Hospital Mini Medical School for Educational Development and Support Lehigh Valley Hospital. An annual month-long (Tuesday evenings in April), educational series for lifelong learners with an inquiring mind. A medical or scientific background is not needed, and you won’t have to write a paper or take a final exam.Contact: Jean Hoffman Allentown, PA E: Jean.Hoffman@ January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Marquette Univ. Science Enrichment Program The College Science Enrichment Program is for rising college sophomores, juniors or seniors. CSEP students interact with health practitioners and peer students who provide mentoring and academic support. Emphasis is placed on developing strong academic skills in preparation for professional programs.Contact: Marquette's Health Careers Opportunity Program P: (414) 288-5505 E: muhcop@marquette.edu.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Marquette University: Pre-enrollment Support Program Pre-Enrollment Support Program is a six-week summer experience that helps college students’ transition from pre-professional or undergraduate studies to Marquette's professional programs in dentistry, physical therapy, physician assistant studies, and speech pathology and audiology. To participate, PESP students must apply for admission to one of these professional programsContact: Marquette's Health Careers Opportunity Program P: (414) 288-5505 E: muhcop@marquette.edu.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" MED/VET Summer Academy - St. George's University Medical Summer Leadership Academy is hosting a program for college students from Monday, June 4, 2018 to Friday, June 15, 2018. The program fee is $2,300, which includes lectures, hands-on learning, meals, and accommodations.Contact: Betsy Mills P: 1 (800) 899-6337 ext. 1213 +1 (631) 665-8500 ext. 1213 E: bmills@sgu.eduApril HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Medical College of Wisconsin - Apprenticeships in Medicine these six weeks at the MCW Apprenticeships in Medicine, you will have the opportunity to benefit from a stimulating educational environment and mentoring by current medical students, participate in weekly clinical shadowing and a variety of clinical hands-on simulations, explore career opportunities with health professionals and specialists, and more. Participants will receive a course certificate of completion upon conclusion of the program.Contact: Medical College of Wisconsin, Office of Student Affairs/Diversity 8701 Watertown Plank Rd Milwaukee, WI 53226 P: (414) 955-8735 E: step-up@mcw.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine Enrichment Summer Program this Medicine Enrichment program, students will have the opportunity to obtain exposure to the diverse professional opportunities in veterinary medicine, develop more efficient study and test strategies, attend seminars on communication, leadership, and preparing for the Veterinary Medical College Application Service (VMCAS), and more.Contact: Hilda Mejia Abreu, Asst. Dean, Admissions, Scholarships, Diversity and InclusionMichigan State Univ. CoVM, 784 Wilson Road, Room F 114East Lansing, MI 48824P: 517-353-5387E: abreu@cvm.msu.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Montefiore Health Opportunities Program Montefiore Health Opportunities Program (Monte HOP) is a summer enrichment program for students interested in health careers who come from economically or educationally disadvantaged backgrounds. The program is also open to individuals typically considered underrepresented in the health care industryContact: Carol Whittaker or Deyanira Acevedo P: 718 920-4678 E: cwhittak@March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" NY Presbyterian Hospital-Pre-Career Practicum in Mental Health York-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital offers Child Life practicums and internships for bachelor's and master's degree students who are considering a career as a Child Life Specialist. Our 100-hour practicum program is offered during the fall, spring, and summer semestersContact: Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital, Child Life Education Committee E: chony-childlifestudents@JanuaryNorth Shore University Hospital will spend 8 weeks throughout the summer understanding the infrastructure necessary to provide healthcare to patients. Through interactions with clinical and non-clinical leaders, interns experience structured shadowing to the following departments: Emergency Department, Pharmacy, Surgery, Engineering and Facilities, Radiology, Materials Management, Patient Financial Services and Health Information Management.Contact: GCSI Summer Internship Program, Kathy Martin E: kmartin2@March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" North Shore University Hospital this 8-week internship program, students are exposed to healthcare providers at the patient’s bedside, operating room, during rehab, and in coordinating patient care. Students spend a week in each clinical area (Neurosciences, Cardiology, Orthopedics, Emergency Medicine, Perioperative Services, Pediatrics/Neonatal ICU, Cancer Services and Medicine) observing.Contact: GCSI Summer Internship Program, Kathy Martin E: kmartin2@March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" NY College of Podiatric Medicine life as a New York College of Podiatric Medicine (NYCPM) medical student through the lens of the Pre-Health Internship Program (PHIP). This FREE, three-day program will provide an in-depth introduction to the field of podiatric medicine through a balance of informational presentations and hands-on workshopsContact: Lisa K Lee P: 212 410-8032 E: llee@nypm.eduApril HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" NY Presbyterian Hospital Mental Health Volunteering at one of our in-patient units under the direct supervision of the nursing staff. Students will assist the staff with the daily activities of the unit which include but are not limited to performing hourly rounding, interacting with the patient population in small group settings, and providing companionship. Students must be able to commit to at least 8 weeks, minimum of 30 hours per week. (program is open to college undergraduates and recent graduate students interested in careers in psychology, nursing, psychosocial rehabilitation, social work, psychiatry, medicine, and hospital admin)Contact: e-pac/ap P: 914 997-5780 E: lat9002@March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Ohio State University SUCCESS Program program is a 10-week research experience hosted by the OSU Medical Scientist (MD-PHD) Training Program. Students will take valuable professional development courses, learn from engaging mentors, work in state-of-the-art research facilities, receive a stipend and housing, and will be provided an allowance for travel to and from ColumbusContact: NYU, P:212-263-5648 E: amanda.tufekcier@January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine applicants are selected each year to participate in this rigorous five-week program designed to give you an intensive and realistic introduction to the first-year curriculum at the Heritage CollegeContact: OU-HCOM Office of Admissions at P: 800-345-1560 E: bakerb2@ohio.edu or ou-hcom@ohio.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" PACES - Pre-Medical Academic and Career Exploration The Pre-medical Academic and Career Exploration Series (PACES) summer residential program is an intensive week-long program designed to assist entering first-year USC students explore a career in medicine.Contact: Pre-Professional Advising, 1. P: 803-777-5581 E: eileenk@mailbox.sc.edu;2. P: 803-777-5581 E: priestmi@mailbox.sc.eduNovember HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" APEX Med School Application Prep University of South Carolina program is an intense application preparation program for med school applicants. This program is also an opportunity for a human cadaver dissection and shadowing in the hospitals. The application prep portion includes a comprehensive AMCAS overview, personal statement workshops, interview skills workshops, a simulated med school interview, and in-depth discussions about current health care issues.Contact: Univ. South Carolina, Columbia, SC P: 803 777-5581NovemberPacific University: In Sight (Optometry) Forest Grove Campus that introduces underrepresented minority students to the profession of optometry through a 3-day, in-residence experience on Pacific University's Forest Grove campus. The 3 days are filled with hands-on workshops, info sessions, case conferences and social events that educate students on the profession of optometry, and to competitively finish up their pre-health undergraduate curriculum.Contact: Janelle Holmboe Phone: (503) 352-3145, Email: holm1408@pacificu.edu. HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences" Pfizer US Summer Student Worker Program program offers summer employment opportunities at various Pfizer sites in the U.S. and is designed to help Pfizer businesses and teams accomplish real, impactful projects, while giving students engaging and meaningful work experienceContact: Connect by following @PfizerCareers on TwitterOpens January 2018Project Healthcare- New York University in 1981 by Lewis Goldfrank, MD, Project Healthcare is an immersive clinical and educational summer volunteer program available to undergraduate, graduate, post-baccalaureate and recently graduated (within 2 years of graduating) students. The mission of Project Healthcare is to inspire participants to become more interested and engaged in the healthcare field. Project Healthcare occurs anually, every summer. Currently, the Project Healthcare program is offered in Manhattan (Bellevue Hospital Center) and Brooklyn (NYU Langone Health–Brooklyn).Contact: NYU School of Medicine 550 First Avenue New York, NY 10016. Deadline: February 4, 2019.February Pritzker School of Medicine CAMP (Chicago Academic Medicine Program) 6-week commuter program is for undergraduate students who have completed their freshman or sophomore year in college. The program seeks students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds and/or who represent groups that are known to be underrepresented in health related sciences and medicine. CAMP helps students build the knowledge base and academic skills necessary for successContact: Nikki Oliver, The Pritzker SoM Office of Multicultural Affairs P: 773-702-8946 E: noliver2@bsd.uchicago.eduJanuaryRusk Health Career Opportunity Program Health Career Opportunity Program is a unique hands-on clinical experience primarily geared towards college students interested in entering the health field. The program is also open to recent college graduates and high school seniors who are at least 18 years old. Students will participate in small and large group meetings, attend medically-based conferences and classes in rehabilitation medicine, and experience a total immersion into hospital life.Contact: P: 212 263-6496 E: HCOP@med.nyu.eduJanuaryRutgers SoDM Gateway to Dentistry Prog. 2-week interactive program is designed for students to explore the field of dentistry. It is offered in the winter and summerContact: Maritza Camacho P: 973 972-1645 E: camachma@rutgers.eduJanuaryRutgers Health Services-Health Outreach Promo&Ed will function as health education peer advocates on campus and are trained to facilitate programs and discussions on issues that directly impact students’ lives. Peer education opportunities include Sexual Health Advocacy, Peer Alcohol & Drug Educators, Peer Mental Health Educators, and Nutrition AdvocatesContact: SHADES, Mark Cruz P: 848.932.9156 E: mark.cruz@rutgers.eduJanuaryRutgers Summer Health Professions Education Prog. 6-week summer program offers 1st year and sophomores intensive and personalized medical and dental school preparation. It is offered at multiple locations across the country including the Rutgers Medical and Dental SchoolContact: P: 1-866-587-6337 E: shpep@FebruarySt. George's Univ. MED/VET Summer Academy Fee: US $2,300 (includes program, meals, and accommodation) College Students: 12-Day Medical Leadership Summer Leadership Academy. The premedical and pre-vet tracks combine lectures, field trips, and team-building events.Contact: Betsy Mills P: 1 (800) 899-6337 ext. 1213 E: bmills@sgu.eduAprilSt. Joseph's Regional Medical Center will be on the website. The application should be downloaded, printed, completed and signed. Return it to the volunteer office of the campus where you wish to volunteer. Volunteers Adults are 18 and older. Contact: Paterson or Cedar Grove P: 973.754.2970 Contact: Wayne officeP: 973.956.3348DecemberSt. Mary's Medical Center Pre-Med Program 8-week program will provide students with an in-hospital experience and opportunities to meet with physicians of various specialties. The physicians will share their experiences and provide insight into their responsibilitiesContact: Director Volunteer Services P: 215 710-2096FebruaryState University of NY College of Optometry - CSTEP Program The CSTEP project exists to increase the number of historically underrepresented minority students in CSTEP-targeted professions. This program will provide students with scientific research opportunities to prepare them for graduate/professional school, provide social and cultural services, assist students in the preparation to take the Optometry Admission Test (OAT) and more.Contact: CSTEP Director P: (212) 938-5505 E: admissions@sunyopt.eduNovemberSummer Academic Enrichment Program (SAEP) is an intensive, six-week inter-professional academic enrichment program located in the VCU Health Campus in Richmond, VA. Students will receive an academically rigorous experience that stimulates the first year of health professional school.Contact: VCU P: (804) 827-0982 E: pipelineapp@vcu.eduFebruarySummer Health Professions Education Program Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP) is a free summer enrichment program focused on improving access to information and resources for college students interested in the health professions. SHPEP Alumni shpep_alumni@; SHPEP Ambassadors shpepambassadors@Contact: P: 1-866-587-6337 E: shpep@FebruarySummer Health Professions Education Program 13 Program Sites SHPEP is implemented at 13 universities across the nation. Each institution provides scholars with academic enrichment in the basic sciences and math, clinical experiences, career development activities, learning and study skills seminars, and a financial planning workshop. Program sites vary on how they deliver each of these required components and their program start date. Program sites include but are not limited to: ?Case Western Reserve University Schools of Medicine & Dental Medicine ?Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and School of Dental and Oral Surgery ?David Geffen Schools of Medicine and Dentistry at UCLA ?Duke University School of Medicine ?Howard University Colleges of Arts & Sciences, Dentistry and MedicineContact: 13 program sites across the nation P: 1-866-587-6337E: shpep@FebruarySummer Pre-Career Practicum at New York Presbyterian Hospital be able to commit to at least 8 weeks, minimum of 30 hours per week. Housing and transportation are not provided. This program is open to college undergraduates and recent graduate students interested in careers in psychology, nursing, psychosocial rehabilitation, social work, psychiatry, medicine, and hospital administration. This is a selective program that is limited to 40 students. Eligibility is determined by demonstrated academic ability and a required personal or Phone interview.Contact: NYP/Westchester Volunteer Services Office 21 Bloomingdale Road White Plains, NY E: Westchestervolunteer@Fax: (914) 682-6909MarchTemple University School of Podiatric Medicinepodiatry.temple.edu/admissions/internship-programsTUSPM offers a free, four-day winter internship program (WIP) in January or an eight-day summer internship program (SIP) in June for undergraduate students. Interns attend workshops and seminars on podiatric medicine, as well as shadow and work with podiatric physicians in hospital, private practice, and outpatient clinic settings. A TUSPM student doctor will also work with interns on a case presentation.Contact: Office of Student Affairs, 148 N. 8th Street Philadelphia, PA P: 215-625-5451 E: tuspmadm@temple.eduAprilUCLA Pre-Medical Enrichment Program (UCLA PREP) PREP is a 4 week, non-residential program designed to provide premedical students from disadvantaged backgrounds with a means of strengthening their ability and readiness to study medicine. As a result of full participation in UCLA PREP, participants should have enhanced their chances of being accepted to medical school and succeeding once thereContact: David Geffen SoM, Diversity Inclusion, & Outreach, Suite 305 885 Tiverton Avenue Los Angeles, CA P: (310) 825-3575 E: UCLAPREP@mednet.ucla.eduFebruaryUCLA Public Health Scholars Training Program UCLA Public Health Scholars Training Program provides undergraduate students the opportunity to explore the field of public health through hands-on training, structured workshops, group excursions, and leadership and professional development.Contact: UCLA Public Health Scholars Training Program phscholars@ph.ucla.edu 310.206.3526.JanuaryUCLA Re-Application Program (UCLA RAP) David Geffen School of Medicine Diversity Inclusion, & Outreach at UCLA offers a comprehensive, structured re-application program designed to assist students from disadvantaged backgrounds who have been unsuccessful in gaining admission to any U.S medical school. RAP is an 11-month program that is conducted in two sessions. Contact: David Geffen SoM, Suite 305 885 Tiverton Avenue Los Angeles, CA P: (310) 825-3575 E: UCLARAP@mednet.ucla.eduMayUCSOP Pharmacy Summer Internship Program UCSOP Pharmacy Summer Internship Program is an Intensive 8-week summer program. Intern(s) will work on pharmacy related assigned projects and have the opportunity to shadow in a variety of pharmacy practice experiencesContact: Dr. Susan M. Gardner, Assistant Dean for Professional and Student AffairsP: 304-357-4879 E: susangardner@ucwv.eduMarchUNC-CH School of Medicine will experience the rigors of the medical school curriculum while shadowing physicians, developing clinical skills through patient simulation, and participating in professional development seminars designed to deepen their understanding of the medical professions.Contact: Office of Special Programs UNC School of Medicine 505 Berryhill Hall, CB #7530 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 P: 919-966-7673 JanuaryUniversity of California, Berkeley and first generation pre-health science majors introduced to Optometry in this program will prepare to be successful applicants to optometry school. This 3-day “in residence” experience provides a learning opportunity about optometry and the process of becoming an optometrist. Please note that there is a $125 program fee and a limited amount of scholarship funding per session.Contact: Heather Iwata, P: (510) 642-9537, E: hiwata@berkeley.eduMayUniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine - (SPEP) The Summer Pre-Medical Enrichment Program is a 6-week residential summer program for 18 college juniors, seniors, and post-bacc pre-medical students from the U.S. Students receive intensive exposure to medicine as a career through tours, speakers, seminars, and shadowing. Students are exposed to the medical school experience and the academic curriculum through a noncredit course in cardiophysiology, extensive interaction with medical students and faculty, and detailed guidance through the medical school application process. There is an emphasis is on strengthening critical thinking/problem solving skills, increasing self-awareness, and making each participant a competitive medical school applicant.Contact: College of Medicine, 231 Albert Sabin Way, University of Cincinnati, PO Box 670552, Cincinnati, OH 45267-0552 P: 513-558-7212 Fax: 513-558-6259 E: Lathel.Bryant@uc.edu or medoneStop.uc.edu/PathwaysMarchSummer Clinical ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences_1" University of Connecticut Schools of Medicine/Dental Medicine/Grad Health Career Opportunity Programs 6-week summer program provides 2 tracks for students interested in the medical field. Track 1 is the MCAT/DAT Prep Program for students who will be taking the MCAT or DAT. ?Track 2 is the Basic Medical Science Program for all other students not on Track 1. Which will facilitate admission by improving admissions tests performance and through professional development activities and increase retention of successful matriculants through early exposure to professional education.Contact: UConn, 263 Farmington Ave., Farmington, CT 06030 Granville Wrensford PhD E: gwrensford @uchc.edu; OR Kerry-Ann Stewart, Ph.D E: kestewart@uchc.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences_1" University of Michigan SEP is an 8-week comprehensive experience for undergraduate students who are committed to eliminating health inequalities. One of the goals of the UM SEP is to motivate its alumni to pursue a masters degree in public health, especially in health management and policy. This program provides students with work experience, GRE sources, graduate-level lectures, site visits to health organizations, community outreach projects, and networking opportunities.Contact: P: (734) 936-3296 E: um.sep@umich.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences_1" University of Pittsburgh- (SPAEP) Premedical Academic Enrichment Program (SPAEP) is designed to prepare and support college students who wish to pursue careers in medicine. The program is administered on two levels.Contact: University of Pittsburgh SoM, Office of Student Affairs/Diversity Programs | M-247 Scaife Hall or 532 Scaife Hall Pittsburgh , PA 15261 P: (412) 648-8987 Fax: (412) 624-2516 E: diversityaffairs@medschool.pitt.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences_1" Weill Cornell/Rockefeller/Sloan Kettering Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program: Gateways to the Laboratory year, 15 students embark on a 10 week intensive journey of learning about the challenging and gratifying road of becoming a physician-scientist. students receive a stipend, currently $4,300, and are reimbursed for their travel expenses. In addition, one family member is flown out to NYC for the final presentations and accommodated at a high-end hotel in New York City.Contact: Weill Cornell/Rockefeller/Sloan Kettering Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program Contact:1300 York Avenue, Room C-103 New York, NY 10065 P: (212) 746-6023 E: mdphd@med.cornell.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Clinical_Experiences_1" Yale University School of Medicine Yale Summer Enrichment Medical Academy (YSEMA) is a free 6-week program for students aspiring to a career in medicine. Students will participate in an intensive science curriculum designed to improve success in upper-division science courses that are required for pre-med students. There will be a focus on learning how to become a successful medical school applicant and how to navigate the application process. There is no fee to attend and students will receive a $500 stipend. Breakfast and lunch will be provided and help with transportation costs (i.e., bus pass) will also be available.Contact: Yale SoM The Office of Multicultural Affairs 367 Cedar Street, Suite 320 New Haven, CT 06520 Office: 203-785-7545 Fax: 203-737-5507 E: omca@yale.eduAprilSummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University The Hispanic Center of Excellence is hosting; 7-week program for under- represented groups in medicine; “shadowing” experience with a physician and a comprehensive curriculum, including medical lectures, hands-on workshops and research experience under the supervision of a research mentor and the medicalContact: 1300 Morris Park Ave - Block Building, 4th Floor Bronx, NY HCOE SUMP Team:Edith AntonioE: hcoe.sump@April HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Albert Einstein College of Medicine The Minority Student Summer Research Opportunity 9-week program is designed for undergraduate students who historically have been underrepresented in medicine (African American, Latino/Hispanic, Native American Indian), and who have a strong interest in a research career in biomedical or biological sciences. Contact: P: 718 430-2792, E: HCOE@aecom.yu.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Albert Einstein College of Medicine Summer Mentor This 8 week research laboratory experience Includes free housing in the student residence complex on the Einstein campus and a $3,000 stipend. The online application for Summer 2018 will be available in November Contact: Bronx, NY 10461 P: 718.430.2346 E: surp@einstein.yu.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" American Association of Medical Colleges AAMC lists summer research opportunities at universities and research institutes across the country.MultipleMultiple HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Aresty Research Center for Undergraduates 2018, the Aresty Summer Science program, is eligible for rising sophomores and runs May 30-August 2. Each participant receives a stipend of $3,000 and on-campus housing in the Livingston Apartments. Apply online with a single-spaced, 1-2 page essay (usually around 400-500 words) describing your interest in the project and your qualifications, and your resume and most recent transcript. Contact: per websiteDecember HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics/OHIP has training sites in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Boston, Washington DC, New Orleans, and Wyoming. Teams of two students are placed with a union or worker organization to investigate job-related health and safety problems among workers, often employed in an under-served or a high hazard job. Projects are designed to maximize interaction between workers and students. OHIP is an applied research experience. At the end of the project, teams provide a “give back” product to the workers and their host union/worker organization, present their project at a national NIOSH videoconference, and produce a final report. Commitment is full-time, including possible evenings or weekends. Contact: Ingrid Denis at AOEC, 1010 Vermont Ave., NW # 513, Washington, DC 20005.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Baylor College of Medicine (SMART) Summer Medical and Research Training (SMART) program was developed to provide frontier-level, biomedical summer research projects for undergraduates in a supportive environment with supplemental education Contact E: smart-program@bcm.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Beta Beta Beta (National Biological Honor Society) Research Grants grant program is designed to introduce undergraduate students to the basic process of research and research funding. The proposed research project must be described and the tentative cost associated with the project identified. Grants for Beta Beta Beta members are for for meritorious undergraduate research proposals. The research applications are to be developed and submitted by undergraduates who are regular TriBeta members at the time of the submission of the application. Contact: University of North Alabama, Math Building M1 - A,One Harrison Plaza, Florence, AL P: (256) 765-6220E: tribeta@una.eduSeptemberBoston Children's Hospital Summer Student Research Program (SSRP) provides undergraduate and medical school students with an intensive laboratory and clinical research experience under the guidance of Faculty and Fellow mentors. Our mentors focus on topics that include nutrition, radiology, lung vascular biology, epigenetics of fetal growth, rare disease, epigenetic mechanisms and more. Students will be appropriately matched with mentors based on their research interests expressed in their personal statement. All qualified candidates and underrepresented groups are welcomed to apply.Contact: E:newbornsummerstudentprogram@childrens.harvard.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Boston University Undergraduate Research Fellowship - UROP facilitates undergraduate participation in faculty-mentored research projects. Funding opportunities exist and the program is flexible, allowing research study in any academic area university-wide.Contact: UROP office, 143 Bay State Road, 1st floor.P: 617-353-2020, or E: urop@bu.edu.March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Caltech Pasadena Summer Research the Caltech Student-Faculty Programs students can get involved in research through a variety of programs, like The Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF); or Minority Undergraduate Research Fellowships (MURF where students can conduct research under the guidance of experienced mentors working at the frontier of their fields.)Contact: 330-87 1200 E California Blvd, Pasadena CA Fax: 626-389-5467Tel: 626-395-2885 E: sfp@caltech.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" CHOP Research Institute Summer Scholars Program (CRISSP) CRISSP program hosts a competitive internship designed to provide undergraduate students with theoretical knowledge, practical training in academic research, and critical exposure to pediatric-focused research career trajectories under the direct mentorship of CHOP faculty. Contact: E: CRISSP@E.chop.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Committee on Institutional Cooperation The Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) is a gateway to graduate education at Big Ten Academic Alliance universities. The program’s goal is to increase the number of underrepresented students who pursue graduate study and research careers. SROP helps prepare undergraduates for graduate study through intensive research experiences with faculty mentors and enrichment activities.Contact: cicsropcoord@staff.; or sropStaff Contact: srop.coordinator@February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Cornell - Travelers Travelers Summer Research Fellowship Program is designed to give 25 premedical students deeper insights into the field of medicine, including issues that greatly affect the health of traditionally underserved group. Through the experiences of laboratory or clinical research, the student learns how one pursues a specific research problem under the supervision of a faculty memberContact: Elizabeth A. Wilson-Anstey, Asst. Dean of Diversity and Student Life Director, Travelers Summer Research Fellowship Program Weill Cornell Medicine 445 East 69th Street, Room 110 New York, NY 10021 P: 212-746-1057 E: tsrf@med.cornell.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Cornell Graduate School ACCESS The Advancing Cornell Career Experiences for Science Students (ACCESS) is a 10-week summer program where selected students are placed in laboratories at the Weill Cornell Medical College under the supervision of an experienced faculty member, where they have the choice of performing research in one of 8 disciplines: Biochemistry and Structural Biology, Cell and Developmental Biology, Microbial Pathogensis, Systems Biology, Molecular Biology, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, Physiology, Biophysics, and Computational Biology and MedicineContact: W. Marcus Lambert, ACCESS Program Director P: 212-746-6565 E: ACCESS@med.cornell.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" CUNY Undergraduate Summer Research Program are matched with a faculty mentor working in Environmental Science, Nanoscience, Neuroscience, Photonics, or Structural Biology at the Advanced Science Research Center or at one of the CUNY colleges. They will work closely with mentors and members of research team to develop a project that can be conducted over the course of the 10-week program. Activities include research seminars, workshops on graduate school preparation, communication skills, and research integrity and career development. A stipend of $4,000 (taxable) is offered to applicants accepted into the program, as well as three monthly unlimited New York City Transit Metro Cards for transportation costs.Contact: Rimi DharPrograms AdministratorP: (646) 664-8917E: rimi.dhar@cuny.eduJanuaryDana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center: The CURE program introduces high school and college students from underrepresented populations to the world of cancer research by placing them in real research settings at local cancer research institutions. Contact: Central Administration, 450 Brookline Ave, BP332A, Boston, MA P: (617) 632-2100 (877) 420-3951January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center: CURE programcure.dfci.harvard.edu/welcome/yes_for_cureDana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center (DF/HCC) is a comprehensive cancer center that brings together the cancer research efforts of seven member institutions and is committed to building the most diverse and well-trained cancer research workforce in the world. Students engage in hands-on, mentored research with basic, clinical, population science or nursing research investigators in research environments within DF/HCC.Contact: Karen Burns White, Deputy Assoc. Director, Initiative to Eliminate Cancer Disparities P: (617) 632-3244 E: karen_burnswhite@dfci.harvard.edu or Emily McMains, Research Training Coordinator, P: (617) 632-3028 E: emilya_mcmains@dfci.harvard.eduNovember HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Drexel University - Advanced Certificate in Biomedical Technology Development certificate program is designed for working engineers interested in medical devices and technology. Students enrolled in this program will develop an understanding of the critical regulatory, economic, and legal issues in addition to the project management skills that facilitate the development of new medical devices.Contact: Request More Information ()P: 1.800.2.DREXEL E: enroll@drexel.edu Rolling HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Summer Research Program The Rutgers Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Summer Research Program has research opportunities in areas such as pharmaceutics, toxicology, medical chemistry and clinical pharmacy. The 10-week program runs each summer from May through July. Training includes hands-on research conducted in the laboratories or clinical practices of faculty members, round table discussions of research progress, and seminars on research careers and activities of the faculty. Students also participate in career development workshops and field trips. At the end of the fellowship, each student provides a brief oral presentation on his or her summer research project.Contact: Lauren AleksunesFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) is an intensive, 9-week internship designed to provide research experience and mentorship for undergraduate students who are interested in biomedical research. Under the guidance of a faculty mentor, interns will complete an independent research project and present their findings at a competitive poster session.Contact: E: SURP@February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Gateway to Dentistry Program NJ Dental School program is an intensive, challenging, and informative hands-on dental internship based at the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine in Newark, NJ. It is a 2-week interactive program with full exposure to dental school and various aspects of dentistry practice. Contact: Maritza CamachoP: 973 972-1645February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Hackensack University Medical Center Volunteer Program in Pediatrics is an 8-week clinical research program over the summer. It is open to outstanding undergraduate, post bacc, and med students. All applicants must complete an online app with a resume, unofficial transcript, & two letters of academic recommendation.Contact: Ginger Janow. E: pedsresearch@January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Hackensack University Medical Center Research Associate (RA) program provides valuable research experience to students in a clinical setting. RA’s are vital in the Emergency Trauma Department research and work on a variety of studies during their time in the program. They receive all the necessary training that they need in order to conduct accurate research.Contact:Recruiting Chief RAE: ChiefRA.HUMC@January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Hartford Hospital Fellowship Program Summer Student Pre-Med & Research Program in the Medical Education Department at Hartford Hospital is for pre-medical students completing their junior or senior year. It is a 10-week summer program involving clinical research and clinical rounds with physicians.Contact: 80 Seymour Street, Hartford, CT E:Rosemarie.Portal@; or Sandra Soares, Coordinator, E: Sandra.Soares@FebruaryHarvard Medical School - Summer Honors Undergrad Research is a 10-week summer research program primarily for college students belonging to groups that are under-represented in the sciences. SHURP presently has 475 alumni from colleges across the country, and over 90% are continuing or planning to continue training and careers in the sciences.Contact: P: 617-432-1342.E: shurp@hms.harvard.edu February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Harvard University - Summer Research of Biological Sciences Undergrad Summer Internship Program is an intensive 8 week laboratory-based biological research program for undergrads during the summer following their sophomore or junior years. Up to 10 internships are awarded. Contact: Tom Brazda, Program CoordinatorE: bph@hsph.harvard.edu.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences" Harvard University: Four Directions Summer Research (FDSRP) FDSRP program is an exciting summer research opportunity at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH) for undergraduate students with a commitment to the health of Native American communities. The FDSRP is in its 24th year, and has brought over 190 students to Boston during this time. Contact: P: (617) 525-8356E: FourDirections@February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) EXROP Program & Janelia Undergraduate Scholars Program or 10-week summer program is aimed at well-prepared, independent, and committed students with significant research experience. We accept undergraduates and post-baccalaureate students who have not committed to a PhD program. In the Janelia Undergraduate Scholars Program, Janelia undergraduate scholars are dedicated future scientists, engineers, and mathematicians who are interested in exploring topics in neuroscience and biology.Contact: Program Administration, Erik Snapp, Director of Student and Postdoctoral ProgramsAshley Munteanu, Scientific Program CoordinatorE: students@janelia.January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" IES Brain Research Foundation Summer Fellowships IES Brain Research Summer Fellowship is for outstanding, bright, motivated undergraduate and first year graduate or medical students, who are in the process of deciding if neuroscience research might be part of their career plans. The fellowships provide the opportunity to work with & be trained by an established, experienced scientist in the field of neuroscience research.Contact: Faye Simon Harac (President & Founder) 270 Sparta Ave. Suite 104 #210, Sparta, NJ P: 973 726-6218 E: ; or iesbrainresearch@March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Indiana Univ. Research Experience for Undergraduates in Animal Behavior small group of undergraduate students—usually about 10—comes to Indiana University each summer to engage in animal behavior research that involves neuroscience, cognitive science, and molecular approaches as well as traditional fieldwork and behavioral analysis. This work is made possible through the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) in Animal BehaviorContact: Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior, 409 N. Park Ave. Bloomington, INP: (812) 855-9663Fax: (812) 855-0411February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Lehigh Valley Health Network Research Scholars Summer Program Positions are either research or quality improvement projects AND include any ancillary responsibilities as determined by the project mentor. Acceptable majors may include similar or comparable majors to those listed for each position.Contact: Lehigh Valley Hospital, P.O. Box 689, Allentown, PA P: 888-402-5846 E: Kerry.Green@February 2018 HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Lehigh Valley Research Scholar Program Research Scholar Program provides structured educational research opportunities for undergraduate students. It spans eight weeks and each position involves a combination of research, professional, and/or clinical observations.Contact: Lehigh Valley Hospital, P.O. Box 689, Allentown, PA P: 888-402-5846 E: Kerry.Green@February 2018 HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Massachusetts General Hospital Summer Research Trainee Program Each summer, twenty students are selected from a nationwide competition to join SRTP. Each student is assigned to a specific MGH laboratory, clinical site, health policy, or health services research area where they undertake an original research project under the mentorship and guidance of a Mass General Hospital (MGH) investigator.Contact: research/January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Mayo Clinic College of Medicine: Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship year, approximately 130 undergraduate students from around the US come to Mayo Clinic’s campus in Rochester, Minnesota to work beside both young and established scientists on a broad range of biomedical research questions.Contact: Glenda Mueller, Coordinator, Mayo Clinic Grad School of Biomedical Sciences, 200 First St. SW, Rochester, MN P: 507-284-3862 E: gmueller@mayo.eduFebruaryMedical College of Wisconsin Summer Health-related Research Education Program (DSHREP) 10-week summer Biomedical Research Training Contact: P: (414) 955-8735 E: step-up@mcw.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Medical College of Wisconsin: Research Opportunity forAcademic Development inScience (ROADS) your seven weeks, you will have the opportunity to: ● Benefit from a stimulating environment that encourages you to participate as an active member of a research team ● Increase your understanding of critical issues in basic science and clinical research ● Improve your learning skills and increase your scientific knowledge ● Participate in group activities and a field trip ● Develop an abstract under the direct of your PI and deliver an oral presentation about your findings ● Receive a course certificate of completion upon conclusionContact: Medical College of Wisconsin, Office of Student Affairs/Diversity 8701 Watertown Plank Road, Milwaukee, WI 53226 P: (414) 955-8735 E: step-up@mcw.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, NY, NY Summer Research College students can take advantage of several different summer research programs in fields such as chemical biology, computational biology, engineering, and molecular imaging.Contact: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, 1275 York Ave, Box 441 NY, NY 10065 P 646-888-6639 E: surp@sloankettering.edu gradstudies@sloankettering.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Microbiology Undergraduate Research Fellowship (MURF) the ASM Research Capstone Fellowship Program, students will present the results of their research projects, learn how to navigate a large scientific meeting, receive one-on-one career coaching, network with peers and professionals, and have access to ASM’s network of career resources and professionals. Faculty facilitators will provide students with personalized feedback and coaching in one-on-one and group settings and discuss mentoring and career tips to ensure success in microbial sciences careers.CONTACT: Tiffani Fonseca P: 202-942-9283 E: fellowships@January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Michigan State Univ. CoVM BRUSH Summer Research Prog. 12-week program for students to work on a research project under the mentorship of leading biomedical researchers in the fields of cardiovascular and airway diseases. The program runs from May through August. A stipend is provided, with additional funds available for program-related expenses (conference travel, etc.). The NIH has specific criteria for acceptance into the program, which may be found at: cvm.msu.edu/undergraduate-summer research-program/eligibility Contact: Dr. Susan Ewart P: 517-884-2005E: summerresearch@cvm.msu.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" MIT Summer Research Program seeks to identify talented sophomores, juniors, and non-graduating seniors who might benefit from spending a summer on MIT’s campus, conducting research under the guidance of MIT faculty members, postdoctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students. Participants will be better prepared and motivated to pursue advanced degrees, thereby helping to sustain a rich talent pool in critical areas of research and innovation.Contact: MSRP staff P: (617) 324-8453 E: msrp@mit.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Morehouse College Public Health Leadership Fellow Program is a 10-week summer program designed to prepare underrepresented, culturally sensitive, undergraduate students for leadership roles in the field of public health. A principal aim of the program is to reduce health disparities. It includes 2 weeks of public health educational training at Morehouse College with didactic learning in topics. Students also receive 3 days of training at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) headquarters in Atlanta. During the remaining 8 weeks of the program, each student is paired with a mentor to conduct a hands-on research project within CDC’s National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP).Contact: E: phsi@morehouse.eduJanuaryMount Sinai School of Medicine- Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) at Mount Sinai is targeted to undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing careers as research scientists (future MD/ PhD or PhD graduate students). The program runs for 10 weeks. SURP fellows receive intensive training in a cutting-edge biomedical research laboratory while gaining an insider’s perspective into graduate programs and academic life at Mount Sinai. Free housing is provided and students will receive a $3,500 stipend.Contact: One Gustave L. Levy Place, PO Box 1022 NY, NY 10029-6574 P: 212-241-6546 Fax: 212-241-0651 E: grads@mssm.eduFebruarySummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" National Alliance of Research Associates Programs (NARAP)NARAP program is looking for college graduates and graduating seniors doing a year or more before matriculating to health professional school to serve as Chief RAs, the leadership cadre for these programs. Chief RAs are volunteers who serve about twenty (20) hours per week on average in their hospital’s RA ProgramContact: NARAP, 66 Lilalyn Drive, Fairfield, CT 06825 P: (860) 386-5676 E: ask@March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" National Cancer Institute Continuing Umbrella of Research Experience (CURE) Program is designed to engage the scientific curiosity of promising undergraduate students from underrepresented populations who are interested in cancer research as a career. Students participating in the CURE program receive a $4,800 stipend.Contact: 1500 East Duarte Road Duarte, CA 91010P : 626-256-HOPE (4673)E: robertsacademy@March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease’s (The STEP-UP Program’s goal is to build and sustain a biomedical, behavioral, clinical and social science research pipeline focused on diabetes, endocrinology and metabolic diseases; digestive diseases and nutrition; kidney and urologic and hematologic diseases.Contact: E: niddkstepup@mail.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" National Institutes of Health Research Education Program is eligible for undergraduate level to senior research level applicants. The purpose of this program is to support research education activities that complement and/or enhance the training of a workforce to meet the nation’s biomedical behavioral, and clinical research workforce.Contact: Herbert Geller Director, Office of Education Division of Intramural Research National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 50 South Drive Bethesda, Maryland 20814 P: (301) 451-9440 E: direducation@nhlbi.January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" National Institutes of Health Summer Internship Program Summer programs at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) provide an opportunity to spend a summer working at the NIH side-by-side with some of the leading scientists in the world, in an environment devoted exclusively to biomedical research. Internships cover a minimum of eight weeks, with students generally arriving in May or June. Contact:P: 1(301) 496-4000 E:Summer_Postbac_Questions@mail.Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Nemours Summer Undergraduate Research Program (NSURP) projects (lab and/or clinic based) are available and funded by Nemours Biomedical Research at the Nemours/A.I. DuPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, DE. Projects sponsored by Biomedical Research are based in both the lab and clinic. 6 projects focusing on health disparities are available through the Health Equities Summer Scholar Program (HESSP) funded by the Nemours Office of Health Equity and Inclusion. Contact: Nemours Biomedical Research, Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children, 1600 Rockland Road, Wilmington, DE 19803 Fax: 302-651-4476January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" New York Presbyterian Hospital - Gateways to the Laboratory Cornell/Rockefeller/Sloan Kettering Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program 10 weeks in June, July and August the students participate in a journal club, develop research manuscripts and posters, shadow clinical teams, scrub into surgeries and conduct laboratory research with the help of MD-PhD student "Big Sibs" and research faculty sponsors.Contact: 1300 York Ave, Room C-103, NY, NY 10065 P: 212-746-6023 E: mdphd@med.cornell.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" NHLBI Research Training Programs of Education Division of Intramural Research National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute programs for Undergraduate Students Contact: Herbert Geller Director, , 50 South Drive, Bethesda, Maryland 20814 P: (301) 451-9440 E: direducation@nhlbi.JanuaryNIH - Gateways to Laboratory Research the NIDDK Honors Research Program, students will conduct independent research in a NIH laboratory. The program is 10 weeks and starts in June, running through mid-August. Students will participate in meetings and seminars in your individual lab, attend weekly research and career development seminars, attend summer seminar series with senior NIH investigators who will discuss the latest developments in biomedical research and attend formal lectures. Contact: Ms. Winnie Martinez - martinezW@mail.FebruarySummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Health Research Training Program is a 10-12 week, full-time summer course, and a part-time course during the academic year. Participants gain experience in planning, research, administration, and evaluation. Contact: P: 311 or E: hrtp@health..February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" NYU Sackler Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) NYU School of Medicine, the Sackler Institute of Graduate Biomedical Sciences, in partnership with our Office of Diversity Affairs, offers qualified college students who have completed their sophomore or junior year the opportunity to participate in the Summer Undergraduate Research Program. Accepted students receive a $3,500 payment, free housing, and reimbursement for round-trip travel expenses.Contact: Amanda Tufekcier, program coordinator P: 212-263-5648 E: amanda.tufekcier@ January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine Summer Undergrad Research Fellowship 7-week SURF program provides a wide variety of summer research opportunities for undergraduate students interested in careers in medicine or biomedical research. The program includes room & board, a living allowance, 6 semester hours of biology credit from Ohio University and the potential for a guaranteed interview for the entering class at the medical school.Contact:P: OU-HCOM Admissions Office at 800-345-1560February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) ohsu.edu/xd/about/vision/center-for-diversity-inclusion/academic-resources/internships/summer-equity-internship.cfmThe Equity Summer Research Internship Program is an exciting opportunity for diverse students to spend 8 weeks working with administrators, faculty, scientists, and graduate students in a research and community based setting.Contact: 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd. Portland, Oregon 97239P: 503 494-8311 E: cdi@ohsu.eduOpens December HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Oregon Health and Science University OHSU Neuroscience Graduate Program Summer Fellowship Program in Neuroscience offers a limited number of summer fellowships for students that are looking for summer neuroscience research.Contact: Liz Lawson-Weber, SW Sam Jackson Park Road, L474 Portland, OR 97239E: lawsonl@ohsu.edu; 3181March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Penn State Hershey SURIP program is intended for college students who are interested in pursuing a career in the biological sciences. The typical participant will be between their sophomore and junior year, or between their junior and senior year of undergraduate studies.Contact: Gail Matters, 500 University Drive Hershey PA P: 7175314098 E: glm14@psu.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Pfizer Global and Development Summer program for Pharmacy & Science majors.?Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Princeton Medical Institute Clinical Research Intern Princeton Medical Institute Clinical Research Intern position is ideal for pre-med and psychology majors. Students will gain exposure to real-life research with patients, assist with the conduct of clinical research studies, and get involved and research for Depression, Anxiety, Alzheimer’s, Migraines, and CNS Disorders.Contact: App E: JTApter@, OR P: (609) 921-6050 E: Contact@.November HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Princeton Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (PSURE) PSURE admission program has a preference for students who are enrolled at non-research intensive institutions (such as liberal arts colleges) or at public institutions where there are limited opportunities for undergraduate research; without prior summer research experience at a major research institution; or are 1st generation college students; or from a low-income background.Contact: E: visrani@princeton.eduJanuaryPritzker School of Medicine Experience in Research PSOMER this 8-week residential research, education and mentoring experience at the University of Chicago, participants in the program are rising college seniors or students rising into a post baccalaureate program. This program seeks students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds and/or who represent groups that are known to be underrepresented in health related sciences and medicine.Contact: Nikki Oliver, The Pritzker School of Medicine Office of Multicultural Affairs P: 773-702-8946 E: noliver2@bsd.uchicago.eduJanuaryProject L/EARN Research Training Internshipihhcpar.rutgers.edu/projectlearn/The summer program is an intensive 10-week internship opportunity for qualified students who would like to obtain research skills and "hands-on" experience in health services research under the guidance of a distinguished faculty mentor. Summer training often leads to involvement in faculty research during the subsequent academic yearContact: 112 Paterson St., New Brunswick, NJ P: (848) 932-1876E: Plearn-info@ifh.rutgers.edu OR: RWJ Medical School P: (877) 479-5362 E: gelinace@rwjms.rutgers.eduFebruarySummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" PULSE: Premedical Urban Leaders Summer Clinical Enrichment Prog. is a 6-week summer academic enrichment program for undergraduate students interested in pursuing a healthcare profession. It provides academic, clinical, research and service learning opportunities with a focus on urban health needs. It runs for five days per week for six weeks and culminates with the PULSE Symposium.Contact: Taruna Chugeria S. Broadway, Camden, NJ P: 856.361.2800 E: chugeria@rowan.edu January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Rockefeller Univ. (SURF) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program SURF program provides a unique opportunity for undergraduates to conduct laboratory research. College sophomores and juniors are eligible to spend 10 weeks during the summer in a Rockefeller University laboratory. The program begins in early June and ends in mid-August. SURF students receive a stipend of $5,000.00. Free housing will be provided for students who cannot commute. Contact: SURF Administrator, Office of Graduate Studies, The Rockefeller University 1230 York Avenue, Box 177, NY, NY 10065 P: 212-327-8000 E: surf@rockefeller.edu.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine intensive summer unpaid research internship will expose participants to a diverse spectrum of clinical research investigations occurring in the Emergency Departments of Bellevue Hospital Center, NYU Langone Medical Center, and NYU Lutheran. Summer RA Interns are required to commit to at least four, four-hour clinical shifts and one, two-hour non-clinical shift per week for a minimum of 18 hours per week during the summer.Contact: The Rockefeller University, 1230 York Avenue, Box 177, NY, NY 10065 P: 212-327-8000 E: surf@rockefeller.eduOpens January 2018 HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Roswell Park Cancer Institute: Dept. of Educational Affairs, Roswell Park Cancer Institute research experience will take place in the collaborative environment of a research laboratory. Students will receive mentorship and insight into your desired future career by working alongside a research staff of graduate students, post-doctoral scholars and laboratory technicians.Contact: Adam Kisailus, , Elm and Carlton Streets, Buffalo, NYP: 716-845-2339E: education@January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_1" Rowan Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Rowan University Summer Undergraduate Research Experience is a 10-week (May-August), tuition-free, paid internship ($3500 stipend) at RowanGSBS. The SURE program is designed to provide a stimulating hands-on research experience for undergraduate students considering graduate education in the biomedical sciences.Contact: Amanda Powell, 2 East Laurel Road, Suite 2200 Stratford, NJ 08084P: 856 566-6282 or 856 566-6282 E: elisa@rowan.edu; or gsbs-stratford@rowan.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Rutgers Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences NJ Medical School Rutgers Graduate school of Biomedical sciences (GSBS) is hosting the Undergraduate Summer Research Experience program, which is 10 weeks, and is designed to provide research experience for undergraduate students interested in careers in Biomedical Research/laboratory research, under the direction of a GSBS faculty member. Students will receive a stipend of $3500 & and a housing allowance.Contact: M. Marallano, 185 South Orange Ave., Medical Science Building, Room C-696, Newark, NJ P: 973 972-4511 E: mayra.marallano@rutgers.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Rutgers Medical School - Summer Programs outstanding applicants will be selected to join a 10 week program, where they will engage in hands-on experimentation. Under the supervision of their faculty mentors, students will be expected to implement individual research projects during this period. This involves helping to formulate a hypothesis based on the mentor's previous studies, and learning laboratory skills, data collection and documentationContact: Joan Mordes, Neuroscience & Cell Biology Dept., Rutgers RWJ Medical School, 683 Hoes Lane West, Research Building 363, Piscataway, NJP: 732/235-5390 E: neurosurp@rwjms.rutgers.eduFebruaryRutgers Summer Science & Engineering Research RiSE weeks of cutting-edge research in the biological, physical, and social/ behavioral sciences, math, engineering, and exciting interdisciplinary areas under the guidance of carefully matched faculty mentors. Students receive a stipend up to $4500-$5000, free housing, travel, and a GRE course.Contact:, Rutgers Univ., 25 Bishop Place New Brunswick, NJ 08901P: 848-932-6584 Fax: 732-932-7407 E: rise@grad.rutgers.eduNovemberSummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact InformationDeadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Rutgers NJ Medical School Summer Student Research Program The Summer Student Research Program is an 8-week research experience for New Jersey 1st and 2nd year Medical Students, as well as undergraduate students enrolled in our combined BS/MD seven-year program. Students are required to participate in research activities in a basic science or clinical laboratory. On many occasions this has been the students’ first research experience. Participation allows students and volunteers to develop a close working relationship with their mentor.Contact: Research Office 185 South Orange Ave., Medical Science Building, Rm C-690, PO Box 1709, Newark, NJ P: (973) 972-1583 Fax: (973) 972-3585 E: er@njms.rutgers.edu; or njms-research@njms.rutgers.eduAprilRutgers Summer Science & Engineering Research acclaimed summer research program for outstanding undergraduates from?diverse backgrounds.Address: Rutgers University, 25 Bishop Place New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1181, P:848-932-6584, E: rise@grad.rutgers.edu. HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Rutgers Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program for highly motivated undergraduates interested in a research career in the pharmaceutical and environmental sciences. (Opportunity to conduct full-time research in areas related to Pharmacology & Toxicology, Environmental Health Sciences, Pharmaceutics, Medicinal Chemistry, Chemical Biology, and Clinical Pharmacy.)Contact:170 Frelinghuysen Rd., Piscataway, NJ 08854 P:848-445-0200 E:info@eohsi.rutgers.eduOpens November 2017 HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Rutgers Univ. Summer Science Program Research Center Provides comprehensive services for students looking for research experiences.Contact: Aresty-Center Milledoler HallP: (848) 932-7027 E: aresty@echo.rutgers.eduDecember HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Rutgers University Undergraduate Summer Research Opportunities will participate in individual mentored research on the Piscataway/New Brunswick campus. They will work in the laboratories of carefully matched faculty mentors, and enhance scientific and professional training through enrichment activities including GRE preparation, career counseling, graduate school admissions workshops, and intensive work on scientific writing and speaking. (Programs include: RiSE (Research In Science and Engineering); Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) in Molecular and Developmental Neurobiology; CURE (Continuing Umbrella for Research Experience) Program; CABM Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE); and the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Summer Research Fellowship Program).MultipleMultiple HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Sackler Institute (SURP) Summer Undergraduate Research Program will work in an exciting academic medical environment at NYU School of Medicine and NYU Langone Medical Center. Students will be matched with a laboratory of interest in their preferred research area. Placement ultimately depends on the availability of mentors and the appropriateness of a lab for a summer intern.Contact: Meghan Bermudez, New York University SoM, NY, NY P: 212 404-3995E: meghan.bermudez@January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences- Tufts University intensive, 10-week program consisting of mentored research experience for students interested in pursuing future PhD or MD/PhD studies. Trainees also attend scientific seminars and workshops on academic and career guidance, participate in organized social activities, and have free time to explore the Boston area. Trainees receive a $4,000 stipend, travel expenses within the US, and are provided with on-campus housing.Contact: Office of the Dean – Admissions, Suite 813, Tufts University SoM, 136 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA P: (617) 636-6767E: sackler-school@tufts.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" SUCCESS Summer Undergraduate Research Course Program is a 10-week research experience hosted by the OSU Medical Scientist (MD-PhD) Training Program. Students will receive a stipend and housing, an allowance for travel to and from Columbus, take valuable professional development courses and learn from engaged mentors, while working in state-of-the-art research facilities.Contact Us E: SUCCESS@osumc.edu P: 614-685-9764 Facebook: OhioStateSUCCESSJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" SUMR Summer Undergraduate Minority Research Program program is open to rising undergraduate sophomores, juniors or seniors interested in exploring the field of health services research. SUMR scholars earn $15/hour during the summer months for a time commitment of 35 hours per week. The students work with their mentors to devise a schedule that can be flexible @ other employment.Contact: Joanne Levy, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics P: 215 898-1655; or Safa Browne E: safab@wharton.upenn.eduFebruarySUNY- Downstate Summer Research Program of Diversity Education and Research, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Undergraduate Summer Research Program (See SUNY Located in Pre-Professional Section) Contact: 450 Clarkson Ave., MSC 1186 Brooklyn, NY 11203App E: diversity.med@downstate.eduMarchSummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact InformationDeadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Summer Accelerated Biomedical Research Program Texas Technical University’s research program is an undergraduate students' opportunity to become a part of the institution through the Summer Accelerated Biomedical Research (SABR) Program.Contact: TTUHSC El Paso GSBS E: GSBSEP@ttuhsc.eduJanuaryThe Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center (GLBRC) at Michigan State University Summer Undergraduate Research Program Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center (GLBRC) is a U.S. Department of Energy-funded Bioenergy Research Center led by the University of Wisconsin–Madison. With Michigan State University and other partners, we are developing sustainable biofuels and bioproducts made from dedicated energy crops grown on marginal lands. Our mission is simple: creating biofuels and bioproducts that are economically viable and environmentally sustainable.Contact: Wisconsin Energy Institute 1552 University Ave. Madison, WI 53726.February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" The Leadership Alliance Summer Research Brown University’s site 8-10 week program provides undergraduates with training and mentoring in the principles underlying the conduct of research and prepares them to pursue competitive applications to PhD or MD-PhD programsContact site: e.g. Barbara Kahn, E: barbara_kahn@brown.edu; or Contact the Leadership Alliance Executive Office E: theleadershipalliance@brown.edu P: 401-863-7994February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" The Travelers Summer Research Fellowship Weill Cornell Medicine Program to give 25 premedical students deeper insights into the field of medicine, including issues that greatly affect the health of traditionally underserved groups. Experience laboratory or clinical research and learn how one pursues a specific research problem under the supervision of a faculty member, thus providing an early education into basic research techniques that could be applicable to any area of medicine.Contact: Elizabeth Wilson-Anstey, Asst. Dean of Diversity & Student Life Director, 445 East 69th Street, Rm 110, NY, NY P: 212-746-1057 E: tsrf@med.cornell.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Tufts REU Summer Research Program Dept. of Biology at Tufts University offers a NSF funded summer 10-week research program. 10 students will work closely on a collaborative-interdisciplinary project, receive $520/week stipend, $100 food allotment, and on-campus housing ($6,200 total).Contact: 120 Dana Laboratories,Department of Biology, Tufts Univ.Medford, MA; E: REU@tufts.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" UConn Undergraduate Summer Research Intern Program Health invites applications for a limited number of summer research internships from highly qualified and motivated undergraduate students who have completed at least their sophomore year by the start of the program and have an interest in obtaining a Ph.D. in the biological and biomedical sciences. Participants paid a salary of $3,500. Contact: Stephanie Rauch UConn Health, 263 Farmington Ave. MC 3906, Farmington, CT 06030 E: BiomedSci Admissions@uchc.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" UCRIP Vanderbilt Undergraduate Clinical Research Internship in both research and clinical patient care at an academic medical center. Each student housed on-campus for the summer, and will receive a stipend of $1,500. Support for travel or meals not provide. Disadvantaged students accepted may be eligible for financial assistance.Contact: Barry Noland, Office Diversity Affairs, 319 Light Hall, Nashville, TN P: 615 322-2164 E: barry.a.noland@vanderbilt.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" UMass Medical School Summer Undergraduate Research UMass Medical School Summer Undergraduate Research Program is a non-credit, 10-week (May 27-August 3rd 2018), structured research experience sponsored by UMMS Office of School Services. The program consists of "hands-on" laboratory research with an investigator serving as a mentor, role model and advisor. The program is designed to provide participants in-depth exposure to actual bio medical research. Summer Research Fellows receive a stipend of $4000. Stipends are paid to participants in three payments over the ten week program. Travel and housing is paid for and arranged by the program.Contact: Brian Lewis & Pranoti Mandrekar, Co-P.I., 55 Lake Avenue North Worcester, Massachusetts E: summer.research@umassmed.edu Karen J. Zirpola-Miller, P: 508-856-5033E: karen.zirpola@umassmed.edu Linhelle Charles, P: 508-856-2444E: linhelle.charles@umassmed.edu MarchUniversity of Alaska Anchorage Summer Research Experience 10-week summer program is guided by three educational goals ?To actively engage students in all aspects of the scientific process of investigation ?To instill in students competence and confidence in the research environment ?To provide students with appropriate knowledge and preparation that will facilitate the pursuit of postgraduate education in the sciences and, ultimately, careers in the sciences.Contact: Khrys Duddleston E: khduddleston@ uaa.alaska.edu, or uaa_reu@uaa. alaska.edu P: 907 786-7752, Dr. Jonathan Stecyk, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences, P: 907 786-4791. E:jstecyk@uaa.alaska.edu.Summer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact InformationDeadline DatesUniversity of Arizona Graduate College Undergraduate Summer Research Institute offers students an opportunity to learn how to conduct research, prepare for graduate studies, and enhance leadership skills.Contact: Donna Treloar, Summer Research Institute, PO Box 210066, Tucson, AZ P: 520.621.7808E: dtreloar@E.arizona.eduFebruaryUniversity of California, Berkeley: (SROP) Berkley offers an extensive list of undergraduate research programs hosted on campus or at several other universities across the nation.MultipleMultiple HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Univ. California Summer Research Training Program (SRTP) of California, San Francisco is offering undergraduate minority students an opportunity for summer research where they will spend up to 10 weeks working with UCSF faculty members on research projects, take part in seminars, lectures, and social events, creating a cohesive and supportive community. Students present their research and get valuable feedback from students, postdocs, and faculty at UCSF.Contact: Julia Clark, outreach and student programs coordinator P: 415-514-3510E: julia.clark@ucsf.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Cincinnati College of Medicine – 1. SURF 2. OGE SURF SURF Programs are designed for sophomore and junior level students who are US residents. Students must be able to commit to a 10 week program to do a research internship. SURF students are matched with an appropriate faculty advisor, based on mutual research interest. The advisor and intern design a specific research project within the context of the research focus of the advisor's laboratoryContact: 1. sherry.thornton@; OR 2. E: resgraed@uc.edu APP: HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Colorado GEMS Program the Univ. of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Health Sciences Center: Biomedical Sciences Program/GEMS, selected undergraduate GEMS interns will participate in an intense ten-week summer research internship program. Students will attend lectures, professional development workshops, and a mentored laboratory research assignment.Contact: Adela Cota-Gomez, 12700 E. 19th Ave., Mail Stop C272, Aurora, CO P: 303-724-6085 E: GEMS@ucdenver.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Connecticut Health Center Heath Career Opportunity Programs 7-week program, for rising college sophomores, juniors, seniors or recent graduates, is a clinical-research-enrichment experience, an introduction to health disparities, cross cultural issues, principles of clinical medicine and skills for public health research and interventions, an overview of approaches to cultural definitions, public health issues, and discussion of specific techniques for working with diverse populations.Contact: Kerry-Ann Stewart, 263 Farmington Ave., Farmington, CT E: kestewart@uchc.edu Granville Wrensford, E: gwrensford@uchc.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Florida College of Medicine responsibilities of the Junior Staff (JS) are numerous and critical for the success of the Health Care Summer Institute. Each JS is responsible for promoting an experience which is educational, safe and enjoyable. (The position requires maturity, trustworthiness, high moral values, motivation, good organizational skills, commitment, good leadership skills, the ability to work as a team member and respect for self and others).Contact: Health Care Summer Institute P.O. Box 100202 Gainesville, Florida April HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Florida’s Dept. of Neuroscience Summer Neuroscience Internship Program Summer Neuroscience Internship Program is a 10 week paid internship for college students studying at US-based institutions who are not already accepted into postgraduate programs. Students will be mentored by an experienced neuroscientist and assigned a research project in their mentor’s lab. SNIP interns are expected to conduct themselves as full-fledged members of their lab, carrying out research and other lab duties during regular business hours and also as required by specific experimentsContact: Drs. Sara Burke, Joseph McQuail, and Sarah Johnson, Co-Directors, Abbi Hernandez Advisor & Sarah Bloom Coordinator P: 352 627-9200 Fax: 352 392-8347March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Illinois - SURF 10-week SURF program is for undergraduate students interested in biomedical research, which includes work on independent research projects in the laboratories of their faculty mentors and relevant laboratory safety training.Contact: UIC West CampusP: 312-996-7240E: surf@uic.edu. February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine This program is designed for highly motivated undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in exploring potential careers in the health sciences, and to familiarize them with biomedical research and practice opportunities @ issues related to health disparities and inequity, and the impact on patient care, health promotion, and prevention.Contact: 1819 West Polk Street, 145 CMW, Chicago, Illinois 60612 P: 312.996.6491 Fax 312.996.3548 E: UHPCOM@uic.edu2018 App Opens SoonUniv. of Illinois Chicago College of Pharmacy at Rockford At the Summer Pharmacy Institute, students will explore different areas of the pharmacy profession, with a full day workshop devoted to current trends, research, and activities in each of the following areas: Hospital, Ambulatory Care, Industry/Research & Development, Community, and Professionalism.Contact: 833 S Wood St, Chicago, ILP: 312-996-7242 E: OSAROCKFORD@UIC.EDU Fax: 312-413-0106AprilSummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Univ. of Illinois Urbana Champaign: (HURF) Hughes Undergraduate Research Fellows Program is an interdisciplinary program in Environmental Biology funded by the National Science Foundation designed to encourage students to consider careers in environmental biology.Contact: Jeffrey Brawn E: jbrawn@uiuc.edu; or Evan DeLucia, E: delucia@uiuc.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Iowa Summer Research Experience in the Biosciences consists of a 10-week research experience for bright and ambitious undergraduates who are considering a PhD in microbiology or an allied discipline. Approximately 8-10 participants will be selected.Contact: P: 319 335-7807 E: undergrad-microinfo@uiowa.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Massachusetts Medical School The College Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) is a tuition-free, 4-week residential program for undergraduate sophomores and juniors interested in entering the health professions. The program includes enrichment classes, seminars, and the opportunity to interact with healthcare professionals.Contact: Robert E. Layne Dean of Outreach Programs and Worcester Pipeline Collaborative, 55 Lake Avenue North, Rm. S3-104, Worcester, MA P: 508-856-2417 E:Robert.Layne@umassmed.edu March HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Miami Miller School of Medicine fellows spend 10 weeks pursuing research projects and participating in seminars and workshops held by UM MSoM faculty.Contact: Santos Cayetano, Senior Program CoordinatorE s.cayetano@med.miami.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Minnesota Medical School - LSSURP Life Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Programs (LSSURP) is a 10-week research project under the direction of a university faculty mentor and numerous special activities focused on professional development as well as social interaction.Contact: 293 Mayo Del Code 8293A, 420 Delaware St SE, Minneapolis, MN P: 612-625-2275 E: lssurp@umn.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Univ. of Missouri NSF- Summer Research for Undergraduates in Neuroscience program is a 10-week research experience. Students will receive a stipend of $4,500 in addition to travel, tuition, air-conditioned campus dorm housing and full meal plan. Students will be given an opportunity to assist graduate students with important research led by leading faculty with a wide range of expertise spanning 4 different colleges.Contact: Vinay GuntuProgram Manager, NSF REU Program, E: vgv22@mail.missouri.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Nebraska Medical Center can spend their summer in a state of the art research institution as a team member —using and expanding their scientific knowledge and skills, and learning more about health care and research options. This is a 10-week full-time research placement, providing students with a stipend, enrichment seminars, networking and social activities.Contact: Recruitment & Student Engagement 984275 Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE 68198E: surp@unmc.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" Univ. of Oregon Site Program in Molecular Biosciences Research for Undergraduates is in Molecular Biosciences (UO-REU) and offers fellowship opportunities for undergraduate students from other universities and colleges to participate in ongoing research in life sciences laboratories at UO during the summer months.Contact: Dr. Bryan Rebar, 1210 Univ. of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403P: 541-346-5862 E: oreu@uoregon.edu; orsummerpgms@uoregon.edu January HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Oregon Summer Undergraduate Research? SPUR program provides fellowship opportunities for undergraduate students from other Universities and Colleges to participate in ongoing research in Life Sciences laboratories at UO.?Each project is a rigorous and rich immersion in mentored, high profile science research with a lab mentor under the direction of a research professor.?Contact: 1254 Univ. of Oregon P: (541) 346-5862 E:spur@uoregon.edu or Julia McMorran E: summerpgms@ uoregon.eduFebruaryU Penn Summer Undergraduate Internship Program (SUIP) SUIP provides an intense research experience to students interested in graduate study in the biomedical and biological sciences. The program has been in existence since 1993. Approximately 30 college students from across the US participate each year; most are rising juniors and seniors.Program Director: Arnaldo J. Diaz, Asst. Dean for Research Training Programs, Tel: 215.898.2794E: biomgrad@mail.med.upenn.edu FebruarySummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" . of Pennsylvania (SUMR) Summer Undergrad Minority Research Program prepare top candidates to pursue careers in health services research, the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI), the Health Care Systems Department of the Wharton School, and the VA Center of Health Equity Research and Promotion (CHERP) are co-sponsoring a summer program for rising undergraduate sophomores, juniors and seniors from underrepresented minority groups, or anyone interested in exploring the field of health services research. The program provides opportunity to receive a stipend to conduct health services research on a topic of their choice, under Penn faculty guidance.Contact:E: HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Pennsylvania Student Scholars ProgramContact: 9th Floor Biomedical Research Bldg, 421, Curie Blvd., Philadelphia, PA E: ussp@mail.med.upenn.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Pennsylvania, SUPERS@PENN med.upenn.edu/supers/This program is open to students from the University of Pennsylvania as well as outside of the university, and the curriculum is designed specifically for undergraduate students with an interest in biomedical research, with the eventual goal of MD, PhD, or MD-PhD degrees.? Applications from women and members of underrepresented minorities are strongly encouraged.?During the program, students attend weekly seminars on introductory topics in biomedical research.Contact: P:215-898-0064 E: supers@uphs.upenn.edu February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Pittsburgh Carnegie- Mellon MD/PhD Program (SURPUMS) Summer Undergraduate Research Program for Underrepresented Students is designed as a summer research and enrichment program for underrepresented minority students interested in careers as physician scientists. Students will receive intensive research laboratory experience and abundant mentorship, be matched with biomedical researchers in a variety of areas including Medical Robotics, Transplantation Immunology, Neuroscience, and Biomedical Informatics; participate in a variety of career development programs, scientific seminars, and specific career enhancement opportunities (e.g. preparation for national examinations); and receive a stipend of $3,500 plus round trip airfare. Housing is not available.Contact: University of Pittsburgh, MSTP 526 Scaife Hall, 3550 Terrace Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15261 P: (412) 648-2324 E: mdphd2@medschool.pitt.eduMarch HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" University of Pittsburgh Summer Undergraduate Research Program School of Medicine Interdisciplinary Biomedical Graduate Summer Undergraduate Research Program in Cellular and Molecular Pathology (CMP) is designed to provide stimulating and rewarding research opportunities for undergraduates considering graduate education in the Biomedical Sciences who will gain research experience under the mentorship of internationally recognized scientists and clinicians.Contact: Wendy M. Mars Department of Pathology BST S-407 B, Pittsburgh, PA 15261 P: 412-648-9690 Fax: 412-648-1916 E: wmars@pitt.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_2" CNUP Summer Undergraduate Research Program Center for Neuroscience is hosting a 10-week program in which selected undergraduate students conduct research investigating diverse aspects of nervous system function under the guidance of individual CNUP training faculty.Contact: Jon W. JohnsonP: 412-624-4295 E: jjohnson@pitt.edu Anthony E. Kline P: 412-383-2806E: klinae@upmc.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" University of Rochester Medical Center (SURF) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program is a 10-week academic program designed to strengthen the science, clinical, and research skills and to enhance competitiveness for careers in medicine and the biomedical sciences.Contact: Rochester Institute of Technology P: 585-475-2411 E: gtfsbi@rit.edu; OR OMECached@urmc.rochester.eduFebruaryUniversity of Rochester Medical Center Summer Scholars program program is a 10-week, hands-on, independent research project under the supervision of a faculty mentor, with guidance from graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, and oversight from the Program Director for undergraduate students interested in the Ph.D. degree in the Biological or Biomedical SciencesContact: Ben Lovell Program Manager P: (585) 275-2933MarchSummer Research ExperiencesLinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" University of South Alabama (S.U.R.F.) Summer Undergrad Research Fellowship S.U.R.F. the, fellows will receive a competitive stipend of $2,500 for 10 weeks of full-time research focusing on lung biology in health and disease with one of the Center for Lung Biology faculty. Fellows will gain experience in state of the art research methods, read pertinent literature, participate in laboratory meetings and discussions, interact with faculty and other trainees in the Center for Lung Biology, and potentially be a coauthor.Contact: Mary Townsley Director, Training Programs, Center for Lung Biology, 5851 USA Dr. N., Rm. 3340, Mobile, AL; P: (251)460-8045 E: mtownsley@southalabama.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" University of South Carolina Summer Undergraduate Research Program MUSC SURP is a 10-week research and educational based program run by the College of Graduate Studies on the campus of the Medical University of South Carolina. The purpose of the SURP is to promote access to graduate education and to enhance specific skills that are required for success in a subsequent MS, PHD or an MD/PhD in Biomedical Sciences. MUSC offers this valuable opportunity to academically talented and motivated students who confirm a strong interest in graduate and/or doctoral studies.Contact: Stephanie Brown-Guion MUSC College of Graduate Studies, Dean's Ofc, 68 President St, Room BE 101, MSC 501, Charleston, SC P: (843) 876-2408; Fax: (843) 876-2416E: muscsurp@musc.eduJanuary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" University of Texas McGovern Medical School Summer Research Program 10 week MedSURP program matches college sophomores, juniors, and non-graduating seniors with faculty scientists to conduct biomedical research in labs throughout the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston during the summer gaining intensive hands-on laboratory experience under the direction of seasoned faculty researchers and teachers.Contact: Linh Trinh, Program Manager, Summer Research Program, 6431 Fannin JJL 315, Houston TX 77030P: (713) 500-5105, Fax: (713) 500-0603 E: Linh.H.Trinh@uth.tmc.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" University of Virginia School of Medicine (SRIP) Summer Research Internship Program Qualified undergraduates from around the nation who are considering a career in biomedical research will spend 10 weeks?investigating current problems in biomedical research under the guidance of a faculty member. The goal of this program is to expose students to laboratory research while familiarizing them with the opportunities that exist for careers in biomedical sciences.Contact: SRIP Program Coordinator, Marya JohnsonP: 434-924-1757E: srip@virginia.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" University of Washington - paid summer research experience Stipends for Training Aspiring Researchers (STAR) Program is a paid summer research experience designed to encourage and support the research training of underrepresented minority and disadvantaged undergraduate and graduate students in the health, biomedical, and behavioral sciences. Students gain the confidence and academic exposure which will allow them to successfully enter PHD level programsContact: Teri Ward, Director, Health Sciences Center Minority Students Program (HSCMSP) P: 206.221.6016 E: tlward@uw.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" University of Wisconsin-Madison Summer Research Program participants perform full-time research for 10 weeks within a discipline-based research group led by a faculty member. A seminar series and additional events and activities build community, support career and graduate school exploration, and help students build useful skills, such as science writing. Students present their projects at a final symposium and write research reports Contact: Janet Branchaw, PI, David Wassarman, Co-PI, Amber Smith, Program CoordinatorP: (608) 265-0850 E: ibs@biology.wisc.edu or February HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" Washington University in St. Louis BioMedRAP Biomedical Research Apprenticeship Program (BioMedRAP) is a 10-week summer research program for exceptional students interested in pursuing biomedical research careers. This program is designed to provide a rigorous, in-depth research experience to prepare participants for top-quality Ph.D. and M.D./Ph.D. programs in the biological and biomedical sciences.Contact:E: DBBS-summerresearch@E.wustl.eduFebruary HYPERLINK \l "_Summer_Research_Experiences_3" Wesleyan University database of summer and post bac opportunities in the health professions.Contact: Summer Programs at various locationsMultipleSACKLER/NSF REU SITE: (interdisciplinary Research Training Across Biology, Physics, and Engineering) week, mentored research experience for students interested in pursuing future PhD or MD/PhD studies. Trainees also attend scientific seminars and workshops on academic and career guidance, participate in organized social activities, and have free time to explore the Boston area. Trainees receive a $4,000 stipend, travel expenses within the US, and are provided with on-campus housing?FebruaryHospitals & Medical Centers LinksInformationContact InformationDeadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Atlantic Neuroscience Institute: ivana.ganihong@A gap year internship designed for students looking to gain clinical & research experience in a gap year before medical school. Participants will shadow, research and assist with botulinum toxin injections. For consideration, please e-mail a resume and cover letter.Contact: E Ivana Ganihong E: ivana.ganihong@? HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Barnabas Health Medical Center - Livingston NJ will assist in vital roles in virtually every area of the medical center: ER, Child Life, Info Desk, Surgical Reception, Patient Transport, Pet Therapy, ACC-Breast Center & Surgery Center, and administrative support. All interested applicants must call the telephone number provided to set up an interview.Contact: P: 973-322-5592? HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Barnabas Health Pre-health Career Opportunities Assignments: ? Certified Sterile Processing Techs ? OR Techs ? Certified Medical Assistants ? Inpatients Coders ? Receptionists ? Clerical ? Admin. Support ? Finance; Join our temp team and work alongside the best…Contact:P: 973-322-4750 or E: mcssjobs@? HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Barnabas Health Van Dyke Hospice & Palliative Care 10 wk volunteer training program in Toms River, NJ; Designed to give participants an understanding of the needs of patients and families who are coping with advanced illness. Upon completion of the program, volunteers will be connected with patients in close proximity to where they reside. Pre-registration required Contact: Barnabas Health Hospice Volunteer Department P: 855.619.4448? HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, The job database containing all open positions at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP).Contact: P: 215-590-1000 E: CRISSP@E.chop.eduMultiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Englewood Hospital & Medical Center must submit an application form, receive positive physician and personal references, join in a personal interview and comprehensive orientation, and complete the required tuberculosis screening. Assignment based on need and volunteer interest, skill, availability and references.Contact: Volunteer Department, 350 Engle Street, Englewood, NJ 07631 E: carol.hoth@ Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" General Hospital Volunteer Program Area Children & Youth, Community, Emergency & Safety, Health & Medicine, Seniors, 1300 York Avenue, Room C-103, NY, NYContact: Elizabeth Man, P: 732 745-8573 212-746-6023 E: mdphd@med.cornell.eduOpens November HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" General Hospital Volunteer Prog. Area Health & MedicineContact Christine Ann Piterski P: 732 321-7083 Opens November HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Hackensack University MC Volunteer Services doulas bring greater comfort and meaning to the process of experiencing serious illness, for patients and their loved ones, especially during their active dying process. Doulas are specially trained volunteers who support life and provide compassionate presence when needed most.Contact: Volunteer services teamP: 551-996-2350Open HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Hackensack Univ. Medical Center - Hospital Elder Life Program (HELP) are tasked with visiting patients to maintain their cognitive and functional status, provide therapeutic activities, exercise, and assist with meals.Contact: Nadine Benoit P 551-996-2542 E: nbenoit@Open HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Jersey City Medical Center Intern/Extern Non-clinical internships and volunteer experiences are typically completed by prospective students preparing to apply for a degree program or who have non-clinical career interests in such fields as business or law. Contact: Rene Giliberti, Volunteer Services Coordinator, P: (201) 309-2739Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" JFK Medical Center Volunteer Program Medical Center's Volunteer Program welcomes men and women of all ages. Special talents and personal schedules are matched to the hospital's needs. Most volunteers donate one-time slot of four hours per week; however, additional hours are always welcome. Volunteers may be placed in these areas: surgical waiting room, nursing unit, Kit Kart, Information Desk, and more.Contact: JFK Medical Center65 James Street Edison, NJ 08818P: 732-321-7083FebruaryLiberty Health- Care Careers placement Requests should be submitted 8-12 weeks prior to requested start dateContact: Kenneth Blofsky request 201 915-2948Periodic Hospitals & Medical Centers LinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) Summer Research Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) NY, NY Summer Research Spring 2018 Graduates – Physician Office AssistantJob Posting Number: 16932Contact: Christine WattsTalent Acquisition Group MSKCCP: 646.227.2577E: wattsc1@November HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" MSKCC Summer Research 2018 Graduates – Research Study AssistantJob Posting Number: 16133Contact: Christine WattsP: 646.227.2577E: wattsc1@November HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" MSKCC Summer Research 2018 Graduates – Session AssistantJob Posting Number: 16962Contact: Christine WattsP: 646.227.2577E: wattsc1@November HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" Morristown Memorial Hospital help enhance the patient experience and provide high-quality care. Volunteers will be required to both serve a set number of hours, train and meet medical prerequisites as part of our onboarding process. Volunteer participation required for at least 6 months.Contact: P: 973 971-5247 x 5Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" New Brunswick Community Interpreter Project (NBCIP) collaboration with Rutgers, the Office of Community Health at UMDNJ-RWJ Medical School strive to help improve access to healthcare for the Latino community in New Brunswick and provide bilingual students with an opportunity to serve as medical interpreters at various sites (Site trains to interpret & places in clinics). Contact: 732 235-9535Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" NJ Community Rescue Squad Contact your local volunteer community rescue squad: Training provided on site or through community collegesMultiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" NJ Hospital Association of NJ Hospitals-Volunteer Services?Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" RWJ General Hospital Volunteer Program opportunities are available mornings, afternoons and evenings, seven days a week at both the New Brunswick and Somerset campuses of RWJUH. Variety of volunteer opportunities available–join us and help make a difference in the lives of the patients, families, and staff at RWJUHContact Volunteer Services Dept.: RWJ - 732 937-8507; St. Peter's - 732 745-8600 x8573; JFK Medical Center - 732 321-7083Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" RWJ University Hospital Physician Shadowing HPO/RWJ Volunteer Intensive Program is a special collaboration with the Rutgers HPO and students’ opportunity for a limited one-semester volunteer commitment of 50 hours. The HPO/RWJ VIP is offered 3 times a year. If accepted commitment is for one 4-hour shift in a selected department for a minimum of 50 hours of service in 15 wks.Contact: Volunteer Services department between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. New Brunswick P: 732-937-8507; Somerset P: 908-685-2952Fall & spring lottery system HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" St. Peter's General Hospital Volunteer Program at Saint Peter’s serve in non-patient and patient care areas, performing various clerical duties such as answering phones, collating mailings, running errands, greeting visitors, assisting in the Gift Shop On Park, delivering flowers and mail, delivering newspapers to the units, escorting patients to and from testing, greeting patients as care companions, or feeding patients who need assistance.Contact: Elizabeth Man, Volunteer Services, 254 Easton Ave New Brunswick, NJ 08901 P (732) 745-8573 Website: . December HYPERLINK \l "_Hospitals_&_Medical" St. Peter's University Hospital Premed Shadowing Health Professions Office is proud to offer a Premedical Physician Shadowing Program at Saint Peter’s University Hospital in New Brunswick. This program is open to Rutgers undergraduate students who have at least one year of residence as a student of Rutgers – New Brunswick/Piscataway. Candidates must have a minimum GPA of 3.6.Contact: Tracey Hasse Nelson HPO P: 848-445-5667 E: hasse@dls.rutgers.edu DecemberTrinitas Regional Medical Center supplement employees by transporting patients, escort service, comforting and entertaining patients within the hospital through the Spirit of Service Program and Reach Out and Read.Contact: Volunteer Office to request an application P: 908-994-5164.MultipleIndustry LinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Alpha Physician's Resource/EMA Medical Associates (EMA) specializes in emergency, hospitalist and urgent care medicine. Dedicated to providing exceptional solutions for the measurable success of our hospital partners, we are recognized for clinical excellence, quality service and sustained, improved patient satisfaction.Contact: Clinical Info MgrP: 973 251-1076; E: jobs@February/ Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" AstraZeneca is a global, science-led biopharmaceutical company that focuses on the discovery, development and commercialization of prescription medicines. Open positions include full-time entry level. Interested applicants need a vast knowledge of the Medical, healthcare or pharmacy industry; clinical skills required?Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Becton Dickinson and Company include hands-on experience with medical technology. Accepted applicants will be exposed to the process of designing and developing medical devices products.?Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Biogen to Apply to: Note – if linked has expired position has been filled?? HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Bio-Reference Laboratories database containing full-time opportunities in the medical field.?Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Bristol-Myers Squibb can search for full-time opportunities at Bristol-Myers Squibb.?Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Celgene can search for full-time opportunities at Celgene.?Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Child Family Health Intl.- Student Learning’s 30+ programs in 10 countries connect students to professionals and community leaders transforming about the self, global health, and healing.?Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Emergency Medicine Scribe Systems - EMSS Scribes work alongside physicians and contemporaneously document the medical encounter as it is being performed. This allows the physician to focus on delivering the best possible medical care while at the same time highly accurate patient records are created.Contact: Karen West E: kwest@Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" GENEWIZ can search for full-time opportunities at GENEWIZ.?Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Intl. Service Learning Pre Health Programs Service Learning (ISL) is a non-governmental organization that has been offering volunteers experiential learning opportunities in health care, offering experiences in the medical, dental, veterinary, and nursing fields in urban Central America, Mexico, Caribbean, and Africa. Programs range from 9 days to 4 weeks. NOTE: These programs involve significant cost.Contact: Spokane, WA, 99201 P: 1-877-779-8075 E: support@islonline.Open HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Johnson and Johnson Research & Development to Apply to: Note – if linked has expired position has been filled?? HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Merck to Apply to: Note – if linked has expired position has been filled??McConnell Group, The can search for full-time, veterinary-related opportunities at The McConnell Group. Website: Multiple - as early as DecemberIndustry LinksInformationContact Information Deadline Dates HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Medical Diagnostic Laboratories can search for full-time, clinical opportunities at Medical Diagnostic Laboratories.Contact: E: hr@as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" PhysAssist Scribes Medical Scribes students work side by side with physicians as they see patients -document the patient history; observe physical exams, procedures, and diagnostic tests; learn valuable Medical Terminology; record X-ray and lab tests; and prepare plans for follow-up careContact: Fort Worth, TX MAIN P: 817.496.1009 FAX 817.496.0003E: recruiting@;Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Pre Health related Part-Time Jobs can search for part-time jobs at hospitals, nursing homes or doctor's offices through the Rutgers Student Employment job database.Contact: JLDP P: 848-932-2648 E: jldp@ofa.rutgers.eduMultiple HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Princeton HealthCare System HealthCare System provides multiple part-time and full-time opportunities in a clinical setting, ranging from Healthcare Administration to Mental Health.Contact: PHCS Recruitment Center P: 877-215-0096Multiple HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Internship can search for full-time opportunities at Regeneron.January HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Thermo us/en/home/life-science/antibodies/thermo-fisher-scientific-antibody-scholarship-program/antibody-scholarship-award-winners.htmlAdditional scholarship: Note – if linked has expired position has been filled?? HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" UNCF- MERCK Science Research Awards – Note – if linked has expired position has been filled ?Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Bio-1 Life Sciences Talent Network is sponsored by the Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development Program. Visit their website to access information on science careers along with internship and post graduate fellowship listings.?Multiple - as early as December HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" Co-op/Internship Opportunities for Pre-Medical can search for internship and co-op opportunities through Rochester Institute of Technology’s database.February HYPERLINK \l "_Industry" UCS Co-op/ Internship for Pre-Medical Students Sciences and Health&cluster=8Student internships & co-op opportunities in the healthcare industry.?Multiple - as early as DecemberResearch Grant and LinksInformationAAAS Fellowship for Working in Science Policy or or ? Opportunity to advise congress (Stipend > 75,000 per year)? Other AAAS Science + Policy Programs Eastern Colleges Science Conference ? Science Conference for Undergraduates (Normally in the spring…)List of Grant, Fellowship & Award-Science & Research ? MultipleMcKnight Endowment for Neuroscience ? Provides grants to early career investigators McNair Scholars ? Provides links to a number of different grant / grad school opportunitiesNational Association of Science Writers ? Provides grant and internship information and opportunities in science journalismNational Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke's Summer Program in Neurological Sciences ? Science Foundation (NSF) or ? This organization is the other main grant provider in the US besides the NIH? Provides a complete list of funding sources? Also provides a specialty page for undergraduates Other Internship Opportunities from AAAS ? Includes science writing, science policy, and sales and marketing internshipsParkinson’s Disease Foundation ? Provides summer research grant to undergraduates to work with a mentor of their choosing ? Provides grants to post-doctoral researchers & young researchersPew Charitable Trust (Pew Biomedical Scholars) ? Provides grants to early career scientistsScience Magazine ?? Provides advice on how to win grants? Includes links to grant databasesShape America ?? Provides early career and graduate student research grantsSigma Xi Grant (Scientific Research Society) ?? App deadlines March and October AnnuallyProvides other types of awards that you need to be nominated for Includes a $5000 essay contest (George Bugliarello Prize) ? Funds up to $1000 Supports any type of researchSimons Foundation or ? Offers grants to researchers interested in autism researchSociety for Neuroscience (SFN) Awards Brain Awareness Travel Award Professional Development Awards ? Many awards primarily for graduate students, although some may be open to undergrad students? Next Generation Award ($2000 + travel costs) o recognizes SFN chapter members who have made outstanding contributions to public communication, outreach, and education about neuroscience o Pays for travel to SFN conference and get the ability to present abstract at event ? Prizes for Outstanding PhD thesis during Grad School Summer Neuroscience Undergraduate Research Fellowships Neuroscience Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SNURF)Conte Center's Research Experience for Undergrads Center's Research Experience for Undergrads (REU) Summer ProgramThe Cortical Foundation ? Looks for treatment concepts to dramatically improve care for those with cortical malformations ? Particularly targets groups in industry or start-upsUMBC Website ? MultipleVan Andel Research Institute’s Andel Research Institute’s Summer ResearchWHO Internship Program ? For graduate and post-graduate students-15557526797000Student Organizations:LinksInformation HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Active Minds at Rutgers (AMAR) Event coordinator: Emily Afifi E: activeminds.ru@Purpose: to educate the community regarding different psychological conditions and illnesses and to promote healthy minds. AMAR will educate the community and promote resources related to mental wellness. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Allied Health Professions Club of Rutgers Univ. (AHPC) E: rualliedhealthprofessions@Purpose: to educate students about the less known, but equally respectable allied health profession careers that are often outshined by the more common careers in medicine, nursing, dentistry and optometry. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Alpha Epsilon Delta (Health Pre-professional Honor Society)E: aedrutgers@Purpose: to encourage and recognize academic excellence among pre-health students. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Alternative Breaks (Rutgers Univ.) E: ruab.president@Purpose: to provide groups of Rutgers University undergraduate students with a semester-long experience centered on community service. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" American Medical Student Association (AMSA) E: rutgers.amsa@Purpose: to provide an environment that supports the creative ideas of physicians and pre-health professionals in training and guide these students in their paths to graduate school. Website: amsa.rutgers.edu HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Ashley Lauren Foundation of Rutgers University (The) E:ashleylaurenfoundation.ru@Purpose: to assist in spreading awareness of and fundraising for pediatric cancer through an affiliation with the Ashley Lauren Foundation. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Be Jersey Strong Public Relations: Joshua RoshalE: joshua.roshal@rutgers.eduPurpose: to initiate a state-wide movement aimed at making health insurance accessible for those who feel overwhelmed by the enrollment process. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Bloustein Public Service Association (BPSA) E: blousteinpsa@Purpose: to provide a network for students interested in public service. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Building Research, Advocacy, & Innovation Neuroscience (BRAIN) E: rutgersbrain@Purpose: to understand the factors, risks and outlook associated with neurological diseases/disorder HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Children's AIDS NetworkE: rutgersCAN@CAN Community Service - To raise funds for children with HIV/AIDS as well as educate students and nearby communities about HIV/AIDS. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Cognitive Science Club President: Rina MuqkurtajE: rutgerscognitivescienceclub@Purpose: for all Rutgers students interested in Psychology, Neuroscience, Computer Science, Philosophy, Linguistics, and more, to meet, learn, and eat pizza. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Collegiate 100 of Rutgers University E: rutgerscollegiate100@Purpose: to support the sponsoring Chapter of 100 Black Men of New Jersey. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Dentistry for Social Good (DSG) Co-President: Ummia ZamanE: ctg44@scarletmail.rutgers.eduPurpose: to serve the local community through volunteer work while strengthening connections between Rutgers Pre-Dental students and Dental Professionals. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Douglass Friends of UNFPA E: drcfriendsunfpa@Purpose: for students who are interested in population and development issues, reproductive and maternal health, and infant mortality. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC) President: Kedar Patel E: ru.fimrc@Purpose: engage in community service activities through its several different committees. We volunteer locally throughout the New Brunswick community and abroad at our clinical sites. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Future Healthcare Administrators (FHA) Contact: Dipali Patel E: fharutgers@Purpose: to developing future healthcare leaders. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" G. H. Cook Biochemistry & Microbiology Club President: Hannah Canonigo E: hannah.canonigo@rutgers.eduPurpose: to foster fellowship and a sense of camaraderie between faculty and students, stimulate interest in the fields of biochemistry and microbiology. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Global Brigades (Rutgers) (RU-GB) Contact: Kunal KapadiaE: kunal.kapadia@rutgers.eduPurpose: to provide sustained aid to under-served communities. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" GlobeMed at Rutgers Univ. (GlobeMed) E: rutgers@Purpose: to connect the assets of a student-led network to grassroots health organizations working in communities around the world. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Habitat for Humanity President: Linda Wang E: ruhabitat@Purpose: to build and rehabilitate houses in partnership with Habitat for Humanity affiliates and homeowners, raise funds, and educate the campus and local community about Habitat and affordable housing issues. Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) P: (848) 932-6978 E: rutgers.hosa@ Purpose: to provide professional development opportunities to all aspiring future health professionals.Student Organizations:-193294023050500LinksInformation HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Health Professions United (HPU) VP: Samarth GuptaE:healthprofessionsunited.ru@Purpose: to provide an open discussion forum for students interested in different health careers to explore various topics, issues, and careers in the field of medicine and health. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Healthcare Business Society (Rutgers) (HBS) P: 848-932-6978Purpose: to promote the image of RHBS as an institution that produces leaders who have a positive impact in the business of healthcare. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Healthy Kids of New Brunswick (HKNB/ Healthy Kids) Secretary: Viviane Liao E: ruhealthykidsnb@Purpose: to promote active lifestyles among the New Brunswick community, to promote good health and fun by interacting with the youth of New Brunswick through interactive fitness classes and nutrition programs. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" JMed: Jewish Pre-Health Professions Network (JMED) E. JMEDRutgers@Purpose: shall afford students the opportunity to see the intersection between Judaism and their careers in healthcare. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" March of Dimes President: Valerie DejesusE: vmd40@rwjms.rutgers.eduPurpose: established for the expressed purpose of improving the health of infants through advocacy, service, fundraising, and education. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" MEDLIFE - Rutgers Univ. President: Michael RalloE: msr186@rwjms.rutgers.eduPurpose: to help individuals escape the constraints of poverty that prevent their access to adequate healthcare, education, housing, and sanitation. We encourage and provide the resources for service locally and abroad. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS) Secretary: Olawumi Akinmade E: mapsru@ Purpose: to provide under represented pre-health students with knowledge, skills and experiences needed to pursue participation in health care fields. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Molecular Biology & Biochemistry Society (MBB) E: rumbbsoc@ Purpose: to promote the exchange of information between those who are interested in all areas of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" NJ Public Health Association Rutgers Student Chapter (NJPHA) President: Sumra AlviE: sumra.alvi@rutgers.eduPurpose: to advance and support the cause of public health within the Rutgers community and all throughout NJ HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Nutrition Club of Rutgers University (Nutrition Club) Public Relations: Nadine GlowzenskiE: runutritionclub@ Purpose: to create a forum for nutritionally based discussion, nutrition education workshops and events, and act as a unit where students can extend their nutritional knowledge and improve their health. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Oxfam Rutgers E: nra35@rutgers.eduPurpose: to helping spread awareness about hunger, poverty, and injustices that occurs all over the world due to aforementioned poverty to the Rutgers University community. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Phi Delta Chi President: Justin Hall E: rutgerspdc@Phi Delta Chi is the oldest and largest co-educational pharmacy fraternity. As a professional fraternity, Phi Delta Chi steadfastly stands behind the advancement of the science of pharmacy and its allied interests. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Pre-Dental Society of Rutgers Univ. (RUPDS) Contact: Najee Quao E: rudental@Purpose: to allow those students interested in the profession of dentistry open avenues to exposure and information regarding dental schools, the application process, and the dental profession. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations" Pre-Optometry Professions Society (RU POPS) Contact: Julia Cortinas E: rutgerspreoptometry@Purpose: to help educate and inform its members about the field and profession of optometry. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Pre-health Osteopathic Medical Assoc. (Pre-SOMA) Advisor: Karen Ardizzone E:kardizzone@echo.rutgers.eduPurpose: promote and inform the public about osteopathic medical education, to provide useful resources and D.O. shadowing opportunities for our members, and to prepare our members for admission. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers University Reach Out And Read (ROAR) E: ruroar@Purpose: to promote early literacy throughout the communities of New Brunswick, NJ. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers University Red Cross Club Contact: Zaki Mirza E: rutgersredcross@Purpose: to prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies, the American Red Cross Club of will learn, practice and exemplify humanitarianism. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers Art in Medicine Society (RAMS) President: Shannon BarleyE: shannon.barley@rutgers.eduPurpose: to spread the importance and the powerful impact of art as a form of outlet when it comes to dealing with medical and psychological disorders! HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers Biology Club (RBC) President: Denise MulbahE:denise.mulbah@rutgers.eduPurpose: to offer students the opportunity to learn more about biological science, build resumes, increase awareness about current events in the sciences as well as explore biological related career options. Rutgers Chemistry Society (RCS) E: rubioclub@Develop the Rutgers chemistry and science community by hosting broad-audience, hands-on events, science seminars, social events, and volunteering opportunities.Student Organizations:LinksInformation HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers Eating Disorder Organization (REDO) Officer: Prachi BiswalE: prachi.biswal@rutgers.eduPurpose: to raise awareness for eating disorders across campus, diminish societal stigmas associated with eating disorders, and promote a healthy body image. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers North American Disease Intervention (RU NADI) Contact: Madhuri BhupathirajuE: rutgers.nadisquad@Purpose: to teach students and provide them with hands-on experience with clinical work doctors and other members of the healthcare field. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers One And The Same Foundation (RU OATS) Co-President: Pryianka PatelE: priyanka.k.patel@rutgers.eduPurpose: to improve global health standards abroad and at home, through the enhancement of vaccination programs in developing areas abroad while working locally to increase awareness & education of health issues HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers Physical Therapy Club President: Norris BrownE:njb105@rutgers.edu Purpose: to provide students with the practical knowledge and expertise related to the healthcare field Physical Therapy with the ultimate goals of our members become successful health professionals. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers University Fit Fam (RUFF) Contact: Danver QuintinE: rufitfam@Purpose: to motivate and help students achieve their fitness goals, work together as a "fit" family, give one another advice, and eat well to be the healthiest form of yourself! HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Rutgers University Health Services Student Health is dedicated to offering healthcare for the whole student body, mind, and spirit.?HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1"Rutgers University H.O.P.EE. fmaresca@echo.rutgers.edu Mission: Foster and cultivate health and wellness at Rutgers University through outreach and education.Goals: Promote balanced wellness in all of its dimensions and tools to advocate for personal and community wellness; HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" SEBS Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Society Contact: Giselle GonzalesE: sebs.premedpredent@Purpose: to aid the students of Rutgers University by providing support: To encourage professional interest among university students in the study of human communication sciences and disorders. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Speech and Hearing Club, a NSSLHA ChapterContact: Victoria GonzalezE: vgg9@scarletmail.rutgers.eduPurpose: to advocate an environment which promotes the development of stem cell research. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Student Health Advocate Purpose: to engage students in dialogue about the critical personal, social, and cultural, questions which affect their overall well-being. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Student Society for Stem Cell Research (RUSSSCR) Vice President: Anam ShaikhE: russscr@Purpose: to advocate an environment which promotes the development of stem cell research. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" The Examiner: Pre-Health Journal (The Examiner) E: ruexaminer@Purpose: to provide articles relevant to pre-health students as well as the broader Rutgers community. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" The G.O.Y.A. Project Galvanizing and Organizing Youth ActivismE: goyaproject@Purpose: to challenge students to get involved locally, nationally, and internationally. A vehicle for the Rutgers Student Body to address the issues of education, health, poverty, and inequality through a very strong emphasis on literacy and education. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Theta ChiE: ruthetachi@Purpose: to service, social, and alumni functions. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" To Write Love On Her Arms - Rutgers Chapter (TWLOHA)E: twloha.rutgers@Purpose: to present hope and find help for people struggling with ...depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.Phi Delta Epsilon – pre-medical fraternity E. rutgersphide@Since 1904 PhiDE has sought to foster physicians of integrity and establish lifelong bonds among its members. Academic enrichment, volunteer opportunities, social bonding and more;? HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Veterinary Science Club (Rutgers University) (RUVSC) E: ruvetscience@Purpose: to stimulate an interest in Veterinary Medicine and promote veterinary medical education opportunities for all Rutgers University students, including maintenance of New Jersey student contract seats. HYPERLINK \l "_Student_Organizations_1" Women in the Health Professions (WHIP)E: wihpru@Purpose: to unite and acknowledge women in the scientific community whether in medicine, research, public health, pharmaceuticals, nursing, or other health professions, and to foster lifelong connections for our members Pre-Medical Organizations Organizations Search Results are listed by Pre-Medical Category (652 results), ordered by most relevant Other Related Experiences @ Campus:LinksInformation HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" American Red Cross of Central Jersey -Volunteering Alexander Road, Suite 101, Princeton, NJ, 609 951-8550, E: information@ HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Civic Engagement & Service Education Partnership Program (CESEP) - CESEP program places students in fieldwork-based courses with an emphasis on community service. Settings include health, social science, and education. HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Douglass Residential College Extern Program - Alumnae of Douglass Extern Program Sponsored by Douglass College Alumni Association, the extern program offers over 300 1 week externships during winter and spring breaks. Although primarily for Douglass students, unfilled externships are available to other Rutgers students. HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Scarlet Listeners Peer Counseling & Referral Center Operate a hotline like counseling, referral, and information service for the Rutgers University community. Sponsor programs of experiential and beneficial value to the Rutgers University community. Support Contact We Care, Inc., a nationwide network 24-hour caring and crisis hotline with calls from the state of New Jersey. Provide its members with leadership, learning and growing experiences. Encourage high standards of practice and ethical behavior, and promote attitudes of professional responsibility for the public good. Contact: E: scarlet.listeners@ P: 732-214-9069; or Gatehouse Peer Counseling Cook-Douglass P: 732846-0957 HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Hyacinth AIDS Foundation - AIDS Services 317 George Street, Suite 203, New Brunswick, NJ, 732 246-0204, E: info@ HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Literacy Volunteers of America - Literacy New Jersey 120 Finderne Avenue #15, Bridgewater, NJ, 908 203-4582 or 800 848-0048, E: jt@NJ Public Interest Research Group (NJPIRG) NJPIRG is a consumer groups that stands up to powerful interests whenever they threaten our health and safety, our financial security or our right to fully participate in our democratic society. HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" New Jersey Women & AIDS Network - Volunteer/Intern Application 103 Bayard Street 3rd Floor, New Brunswick, NJ, 732 846-4462, E: office@ HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Office of Student Employment Offers job listings for on and off campus jobs, now listed on-line HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Residence Hall Association (RHA) works closely with university administrators to improve the residential experience for all students. Each year RHA also organizes amazing educational, leadership, service, and social programs for residential students. Questions contact:?rurhapresident@RU CARES - Community Service : to catalyze on-going, respectful, collaborative engagement in community-based service and research activities from all schools at Rutgers. RU-NB CARES offers an organizing theme and forum where faculty and community experts will share best practices for civic engagement, promote intra-campus dialogue, and highlight successful research partnerships.?Rutgers Health, a patient care organization Rutgers supports nearly 350 clinical trials at any given time, engaging thousands of patients and hundreds of researchers and clinicians in the search for better ways to treat or prevent diseases.Rutgers University Student Assembly RUSA Student Government and FundingRutgers Student Health Internships All internships are unpaid. Successful interns may have the opportunity for advancement to a paid position. Students must be currently enrolled at Rutgers and be able to receive academic credit for the internship. Interns must be available to work 15-20 hours per week. Please only submit your application once. You will be notified via email if you receive an invitation to interview. HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" United Way of Central Jersey - Get Connected United Way At the United Way of Central Jersey, we spend a great deal of time assessing and monitoring the most pressing human service needs in our region. Perhaps as no other nonprofit organization in the area, the United Way takes a broad, objective view of the community as a whole. Volunteer Center 32 Ford Ave, Milltown, NJ, 732 247-3727, info@ HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" United Way of Central Jersey the United Way of Central Jersey, we spend a great deal of time assessing and monitoring the most pressing human service needs in our region. Perhaps as no other nonprofit organization in the area, the United Way takes a broad, objective view of the community as a whole. Informed by volumes of research and first- hand case studies, this global perspective ultimately leads us to some impartial and educated conclusions about what matters - about the area's most critical issues. Contact: 32 Ford Avenue, Milltown, NJ 08850, Ph: 732-247-3727 ?Fax: 732-247-9855 HYPERLINK \l "_Other_Campus_Student" Women's Center Coalition (RUWCC). womenscentercoalition@Purpose: to help women and girls successfully navigate life’s transitions and inspire others to do the same. By providing resources, tools and support for today, we create hope for tomorrow. ................
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