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an effort to recruit top caliber students, the
Medical University of Ohio Admissions Office offers
the Summer Undergraduate Research Program for
pre-medical students. The purpose of the program
is to introduce undergraduate students to scientific
research as a means of encouraging them to consider
a career in medicine. The goal of the program
is to foster relationships between individual
pre-medical students and faculty members, pre-medical
students and the Medical University of Ohio, and
undergraduate institutions and the Medical University
of Ohio.
The program is an important component
of the Medical University of Ohio diversity initiative
and is open to all students.
Underrepresented minority
students, students from disadvantaged backgrounds,
and women are strongly encouraged to apply. The
Medical University of Ohio believes that obtaining
the benefits that flow from a diverse student
body is a compelling interest for our institution.
A diverse student body is important in promoting
cross-cultural understanding, helps to break down
stereotypes, promotes a richer classroom learning
environment, and helps to develop a diverse, integrated
student body that promotes leadership.
There are 10 full time research
positions available that provide a $2500 stipend
for 10 weeks of research. In addition, a travel
and housing allowance will be available. Students
in the program may have the opportunity to live
with a current medical student if so desired.
The positions are obtained through an application
process. Applications
must be submitted by March 1 and decisions will
be made by April 1. Opportunities for research
in the areas of cardiovascular medicine, gerontology,
neurology, HIV, endocrinology, orthopedic surgery,
and pediatrics may be available.
For application information contact:
Admissions
Office, College of Medicine
3045 Arlington Avenue
Toledo, OH 43614
419 383-4229
admissions@meduohio.edu
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