Author Archives: Dan Poux

MEDCH 327/ PCEUT 327 – The Science of Drugs Time and Location: MWF, SPRING 2020, 11:30-12:20, WFS 201 Format: In-class lectures if campus opens + Zoom live and recording, online quizzes and exams Course Description: An undergraduate elective course that…

UW Medicine is committed to continuing to provide outstanding healthcare during this challenging and rapidly changing environment. We know that the strain on our healthcare system will only increase from here – and by offering care to clinicians’ children during…

The Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS) are hosting their 19th Annual Pre-Health Conference on Saturday, April 11th, 2020. This conference is the largest pre-health conference at the University of Washington and is open to all high school and undergraduate…

Tuesday, March 10th from 7 – 9pm Graduate Seattle, 4507 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105 Join SGU Admissions and local alumni for a presentation on the top 10 questions asked by prospective MD students. RSVP 1(800)899-6337 ext 1280 or sgu.edu/infosession

Western University College of Osteopathic Medicine – Northwest offers an outreach initiative called the DREAM Program to encourage underrepresented pre-med students to pursue a rewarding career in medicine, specifically as an osteopathic physician, to bridge the diversity gap, and to…

UPREP is a collaborative project between the CEDI student affinity groups led by SNMA.  UPREP offers monthly workshops to underrepresented minority students and other aspiring future applicants who are interested in pursuing a career in medicine.  They offer workshops focusing…

MEDICATIONS AND HEALTH: IT’S NOT ALL ABOUT DRUGS A science, health and wellness course designed to help you answer these and many other questions. DO YOU EVER WONDER… • How drugs and vaccines work? • Are herbal remedies effective? •…

The Seattle Children’s Reach Out and Read (ROAR) program is a reading program coordinated by college volunteers helping distribute books to children at the hospital. When doctors give books to families, it encourages reading and promotes early literacy. As a…

Coho Medical Group is a primary clinic which accepts insurance patients as well as providing direct primary care services. It also specializes in treating narcotic addiction through its Bellevue Suboxone clinic. Both are located in a single location in downtown…

The Science of Drugs” (MEDCH/PCEUT 327) is coming back in Spring 2020! “The Science of Drugs” (MEDCH/PCEUT 327) course is offered by the Departments of Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmaceutics this Spring quarter. This is an introductory course for undergraduate students…

Saturday, March 7, 2020WSU Health Sciences Spokane Please register here  (Links to an external site.)by February 28, 2020Cost to attend:  Free TOPICS COVERED Developing a Competitive Application/Reapplication A Day in the Life of a Medical Student (Panel of Current Medical Students) Campus/Lab…

Education Transforming Community Health (ETCH) is currently recruiting volunteers for the upcoming year! If you are interested in joining us, please email etchseattle@gmail.com with your completed volunteer survey (uwetch.weebly.com) expressing your interest. Here is a little more information about ETCH:…

Seattle Children’s Research Institute encourages you to apply for its 2020 Underrepresented Minorities in Research Summer Internship program. The goal of the program is to provide underrepresented racial and ethnic minority (URM) undergraduate students and recent undergraduates (within 6 months)…

UPREP is a collaborative project between the CEDI student affinity groups led by SNMA.  UPREP offers monthly workshops to underrepresented minority students and other aspiring future applicants who are interested in pursuing a career in medicine.  They offer workshops focusing…

BIME 300 (Spring Q, 2020): Transformational Technologies for Biology, Medicine and Health How are new information technologies affecting health care and medicine? When you visit the doctor, are they using modern information management methods? Are medical errors more likely or…