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Spring 2018 EPI 201: Outbreak Investigation & Response
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Swedish Epilepsy Center Summer Internship Opportunity
Over the past 13 years our team at Swedish Epilepsy Center hosted multiple undergraduates interested in clinical neuroscience for a summer internship. Most commonly, the intern’s goals are straightforward- how can they satisfy pre-med school application requirements. Specifically, can they shadow a clinician for 50-100 hours or so. Our team sees it differently.
Our Epilepsy interns learn how we treat patients with epilepsy. We want to spark interest in and fascination for the presentation and treatment of neurologic illness. With that in mind, clinical exposure is only part of the internship. We aim to have our interns work on research projects that are ethical, safe, important, and hopefully fun. Eight of our nine past interns have published their work with us in peer-reviewed Neurology journals. Many also presented their work in national meetings, and all have matriculated to either graduate medical or other STEM programs.
We are specifically looking for two undergraduates interested in neuroscience and the pursuit of a career in clinical neuroscience to spend 6-8 weeks with us this Summer learning about epilepsy, neurology and neurosurgery. The internship has a $4000 stipend associated, and the start and finish dates can vary between Mid-June to Mid-August.
Interested applicants can send their CV, a college transcript, and a 1 page cover letter describing why they are interested in a career in neuroscience to the following email: Michael.doherty@swedish.org by March 30, 2018.
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American Model World Health Organization Summit 5/5
The American Model World Health Organization welcomes all collegiate and high school students in the state of Washington to join them for our very first One-Day Summit.This conference is located on the University of Washington campus on May 5th, 2018.
The Theme will be ‘Emergency Aid Relief: Ideation, Innovation, Influence.’
Please note that after completing this registration form, you will be redirected to our PayPal to pay the registration fee. If you do not pay before the end of the registration period, your application will be considered incomplete.
Early Bird Registration: $12 until February 28
Regular Registration: $15 March 1st-April 15th
Late Registration: $22 April 16th – April 29th
Feel free to contact AMWHO UW at amwhouw@gmail.com with any questions.
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UW Women’s Center GRE Prep Course this spring
The University of Washington Women’s Center offers GRE prep courses available to the UW and greater Seattle community.
The GRE classes are $375 and offered at the UW-Seattle campus.
GRE Spring Offering
Sundays, April 15th, 22nd, 29th and May 6th from 9:00am-2pm (lunch break included)
Location: UW Campus- Savery Hall (SAV) Room 130
Cost: $375
Visit Women’s Center website to register: bit.ly/WC-LL
Please contact Johnna White with questions at 206.685.2940 or jwhite23@uw.edu
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UWSOD Dive into Dentistry Day
Are you currently in undergrad interested in becoming a dentist? Or a full-fledged predental looking for an opportunity to boost your resume and learn the ins and outs of dental school? Predental ASDA sponsored Dive into Dentistry Day gives you the chance to get hands on, real life experience of what dentistry and dental school is all about.
This year’s Dive into Dentistry Day is going to be awesome! With current UW dental students and faculty running the show, you’ll get a chance to learn all about life at UWSOD. We’ll teach you how to drill and fill a cavity preparation, sculpt a tooth out of wax, suture, take an impression, and pour a stone model. By the time you’re done, you’ll practically be ready to work with your own patients! This is a great opportunity to learn about dental school, meet some fellow pre-dents, get all your questions answered, and build up those ever important resumes!
If that isn’t enough, Sue Coldwell, the UWSOD’s Assistant Director of Admissions will have a presentation about admissions here at the UW! Breakfast and lunch are provided! Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity!
WHEN: Saturday, March 10th, 2018 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)
WHERE: D1 Clinic, Health Sciences Building, University of Washington
Ticket sales are available here until March 2nd with limited spots: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dive-into-dentistry-day-tickets-42680754285
Thank you and looking forward to meeting all of you all! Please support this event on Facebook at UWSOD Dive Into Dentistry 2018: https://www.facebook.com/events/1709209182469853/?notif_t=plan_user_joined¬if_id=1518045689150253
Please contact me with any questions at dinaalb@uw.edu
AED Panel TONIGHT: Medical School Admissions Beyond the Numbers
The UW chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta is hosting a meeting tonight on Medical School Admissions: Beyond the Numbers!
Come to Smith 102 this Tuesday (2/13) at 6:30pm to hear from a panel of admissions experts including UWSOM’s Director of Admissions, a former member of the Executive Committee for admissions, and a medical student on the Admissions Committee.
Come get advice on how you can be a great candidate for medical school!
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BIOST 311 in spring quarter: Regression Methods in the Health Sciences
BIOST 311: Regression Methods in the Health Sciences
Quarter: Spring 2018
Time and Location: MWF 12:30-1:20pm (LC), T 10:30-11:20am (QZ), SCC 301
Grading: Graded, 4 credits
Instructor: Kelsey Grinde (grindek@uw.edu) and Brian Williamson (brianw26@uw.edu), Department of Biostatistics
Prerequisite: Open to all majors. Students should have a background in statistics at the level covered in BIOST 310 (QMETH 201 and STAT 220 are also acceptable, but students who have not taken BIOST 310 should request an add code at http://tinyurl.com/SPR-BIOST311). No prior programming experience is required.
SLN: 11496
The relationship between two variables is often impacted by other factors. In BIOST 311, you’ll learn how to use regression methods to account for these additional variables, and quantify the relationships among multiple variables in a variety of data types.
In particular, the course will cover three types of regression—linear, logistic, and proportional hazards—all at an introductory level. Students will get hands-on experience with data analysis using R, a freely available statistical computing software. Throughout the course, we will make use of examples drawn from the biomedical and health sciences literature.
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Robinson Center Teaching Aides for Summer
The Robinson Center is seeking hourly Teaching Aides for both its Summer Stretch and Summer Challenge programs.
Their Teaching Aides assists their Instructors in offering 5th– 11th grade highly capable students a fast-paced, challenging curriculum here on the UW Seattle campus.
For more information about their Summer Program and available courses, please visit their website: https://robinsoncenter.uw.edu/programs/summer/
To be considered, complete their online application, submitting your resume, unofficial transcript and references.
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AAMC Virtual Medical School Fair 2/15
Registration for the 3rd Annual AAMC Virtual Medical School Fair, February 15, 2017 from 11:00 am – 8:00 pm EST is now open! The virtual fair is an opportunity for medical schools, advisors and potential applicants to interact with one another in a secure platform.
As of February 6, there are 65 medical schools from the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada participating. In addition, the AAMC, Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP) and the NAAHP will also have booths!
Register for free today: www.aamcvirtualevents.org
Fair participants will be able to:
- Save resources and videos from booths to their own personal “backpack”
- Chat with representatives from each exhibiting institution and association
- Listen to virtual presentations about
- Paying for medical school
- Getting unique experience beyond shadowing
- How holistic review in the application process works
- AAMC’s resources on the path to medical school
…and ask questions at the end of each presentation
- Link to each school’s MSAR® profile from each school’s booth
- Use a promo code for a discount on an MSAR subscription and the Official Guide to Medical School Admissions so they can prep before the fair (code provided after registration is complete).
- Connect a LinkedIn profile to their fair profile
- Upload resumes/CVs
- Upload a profile photo
Register today: www.aamcvirtualevents.org
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Meta UW CPR Certification Opportunity
META UW is an RSO dedicated to teaching American Heart Association CPR/Basic Life Support classes around the UW campus and Seattle area. Did you know that quality CPR can double or triple chance of survival? You can learn how to save a life by getting certified at one of our upcoming classes (2/10 and 2/21)! Like our Facebook page to stay up to date on classes and email us at metauw@uw.edu if you have questions!
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Business Leaders in Healthcare pre-MHA mixer
The next event Business Leaders in Healthcare (BLHC) is holding is a social mixer for all of you to meet MHA students, learn about the MHA program, find graduate student mentors, and network with other fellow undergraduates who are also interested in Business and Healthcare.
This mixer will be held on February 6th from 11:30-12:50 in RR-134 in the Health Sciences Building, and FREE FOOD will be provided. People who are interested in attending can RSVP at tinyurl.com/blhcmentor.
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Pain Research Summer Program – Apps now Open
Application Now Open!
Scan Design Innovations in Pain Research Summer Program – Deadline February 15, 2018
Millions of people in the U.S. alone suffer from debilitating chronic pain. The Scan Design Innovations in Pain Research Summer Program will expose 7 University of Washington undergraduate students to interdisciplinary research in pain to stimulate interest in future careers in pain research. This program will immerse undergraduate students in research to better understand pain and treatment mechanisms, develop new therapies, and improve access to evidence-based pain care.
Undergraduates in biological sciences, psychology, nursing, social work, and/or engineering-related fields who are interested in exploring either basic science or clinical research in pain treatment are encouraged to apply.
Application and Program Information: http://www.uw.edu/undergradresearch/summer/pain-research/
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Center for Experiential Learning and Diversity | Undergraduate Academic Affairs
University of Washington
Box 352803 | 171 Mary Gates Hall
PH: 206.543.4282 | FAX: 206.616.4389
www.uw.edu/undergradresearch/
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COPE Health Scholars applications due 2/22
Applications for the:
- Health Scholar
- Health Scholar Accelerated
- Health Scholar Fast Track
- Summer Intensive Program can be found here: https://copehealthscholars.org/admissions/how-to-apply/
Their application deadline is Thursday, 2/22/18.
COPE Health Scholars representatives will have a table at the Winter Career and Internship fair on February 15th and will be able to answer any questions students have at that event.
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Master of Occupational Therapy Applicant Information Session 2/15
Master of Occupational Therapy
Applicant Information Session
Thurs, February 15, 2018
1:00 – 2:00 PM (PST)
UW Health Sciences Bldg
Room CC-902
RSVP by emailing ot@uw.edu
Open to anyone who is considering applying to the program.
Overview of Program
Application Process
Meet Current Students
Q&A Session
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American Physician Scientists Association Annual Meeting 4/20-22
The American Physician Scientists Association (APSA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing resources for aspiring physician scientists, from the undergraduate level and on into professional life.
The 14th annual meeting of APSA will be held in Chicago on April 20-22. They encourage undergraduates and post-bacs to attend the annual meeting and, to assist, they have travel awards and registration waivers!
This year’s annual meeting will provide undergraduates with a unique opportunity to network with burgeoning physician scientists and other highly motivated students.
Undergraduate students will have ample opportunity to ask questions about the application process over the course of the weekend, and are encouraged to apply to be matched with a MD/DO-PhD student mentor for the duration of the conference.
This year’s undergraduate-specific session on Sunday April 22,“The Dos and Don’ts of MSTP Admissions”, will feature combined program directors and advisors: Andrea Amalfitano, DO, PhD, Dianna Milewicz, MD, PhD, and Paul Utz, MD.
APSA Annual Meeting: April 20-22, 2018 — http://meeting.physicianscientists.org/
Need some support to attend the annual meeting? Apply for a travel award HERE by February 23rd.
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