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What is a residency? If you’ve heard the term residency before, you might assume that we’re only speaking to medical students. At SCU, a residency goes beyond the medical field. It’s a required period of in-person gathering, regardless of online or in-person modality - for ALL graduate programs. The goal of a residency at SCU is to cultivate culture, humanize your online classmates, and build community. 🌍🧑🤝🧑 For example: Q: “What are you looking forward to most about residency?” A: “As an online MATTC student coming in from Seattle, I’m excited to meet my classmates in person before working with them in group projects via Zoom!” A residency is an opportunity for SCU to bring all of the classmates from one graduate degree together, in one room, and give them the opportunity to meet each other in person before class sessions begin. SCU believes in the power of personal connections and community – our residency program is the product of this belief! There is so much uncharted territory when it comes to starting a new graduate degree. To shrink the unknown, your in-person residency is where the bond with your classmates will begin!

Meet Augie Schoonveld, an Honors @CLA student from Newberg, Oregon. His studies blend history and medical humanities, offering a unique perspective on the medical world. As a pre-med student, Augie values the critical thinking skills gained through history and the diverse analysis provided by the medical humanities. Augie says the HC and CLA both provide "a lot of opportunities for students that enrich the OSU experience and connect you to resources." He adds, "The College of Liberal Arts gives me a unique pre-med experience that focuses on writing, communication, and critical thinking skills, as well as STEM. And, of course, the thesis provides me an opportunity to show medical schools how I apply myself to a project I’m passionate about." Currently in Stage 2 of the Honors thesis process, Augie is "not married to an idea yet. And that’s okay; research is 'me-search,'" he says. "I’m not committing until I feel confident about my topic." Discover more about Augie's journey: beav.es/coJ

Dear medical students, NMF is introducing a simplified scholarship application process. Why? We've heard you and we SEE YOU. ‼️ Empowering more chronically underrepresented health care professionals starts by simplifying our process, to better support you. Here's what you need to know... ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Scholarship applications will be opening in four cycles throughout the year. The first of four annual cycles is currently open! Cycle 1 scholarships include: • Dr. Theodore Quincy Miller Scholarship • Dr. William Merrill Scholarship • Dr. Nathalie Johnson Scholarship • The Levi and Baumgarten Family Scholarship Fund What's New? • Apply just once to be considered for all open opportunities in each cycle for which you are eligible. • The application will automatically appear on your Survey Monkey Apply dashboard if you are eligible for any of the scholarships open in a cycle. • Letters of recommendation are now, mostly, optional. If a particular scholarship requires a letter, it will be exceptionally clear on the new application. Are you excited about our new process? Comment below. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eBveAA3s #Scholarship #ScholarshipOpportunity #MedicalStudent #MedStudent

Mastering the Basics of Clinical Education Research: An interactive programme for all those interested in ClinEdR. This aims to explore foundational educational research concepts, and inspire delegates to consider a career in clinical education research. 24th and 25th of September. https://lnkd.in/eKPR8ktC

✨ After soaking up the insightful stories from our 2022 cohort, we're thrilled to introduce Amer Yosri, a fifth-year medical student and a member of the 2023 summer exchange program at The Johns Hopkins University 🏥. 🔝Dive into his unique journey and discover how this program widened his perspectives on medical education methods and research💡 Don't miss out on this enlightening story!🚀 #fhi360impact #USAsupportsTU #CURES #simulation #training #ChronicDiseases #GlobalHealth #MedicalEducation #SummerInstitute #JohnsHopkinsUniversity #CURESProject #Healthcare #LowMiddleIncomeCountries #StudentOpportunity #SfaxFacultyofMedicine #NursingEducation #HealthScience #ApplyNow #Opportunity #MedicalStudents #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #GlobalHealthcare #StudentLife #HigherEducation #FHI360 #HealthForAll #ResearchOpportunity #StudyAbroad #HealthPolicy #HealthyLiving

Discover the roadmap to success for medical specialists aiming to excel internationally. Explore the pivotal roles of clinical fellowships, research fellowships, and diverse clinical experiences like observerships. Gain insights into advancing your career and maximizing each opportunity along the way. #imgsecrets #IMG #MedicalCareer

Today is a special day in my life. This happiness made me repost this post. Please, read my comment in this post based on my personal experience. You guys and gals are extremely fortunate to have Prof. Singh as the pillar of motherly strength, " the Amala", in Medical Laboratory Science.

@University Hospitals Clinical Research Center, it's inspiring to see the dedication of undergraduate students in advancing healthcare through research. Their passion for innovation and improving patient outcomes is commendable. #Research #Healthcare #Innovation Do you think integrating undergraduates into clinical research positively impacts the medical field's future?

I started my doctoral degree program on May 5th, 2024, and it is hard to believe that eight weeks have flown by so quickly. I've completed my first course, NR 715 Scientific Underpinnings, and it has been a truly enriching experience. Doing a literature review can be cumbersome, but I learned a lot from this challenge. I derived immense joy from every moment I spent studying. This course taught me valuable knowledge and skills, particularly enhancing my critical appraisal and literature synthesis skills. These skills will help me stay updated on nursing research and practice developments. I also now understand better the importance of considering contextual factors and stakeholder engagement and interventions that are patient-centered and practical.

What an honor to be recognized for the work I am doing for career advising medical students. Thank you Emory University School of Medicine, for the privilege. I will continue to follow my passion for supporting the medical pipeline and education. Click and see the write-up:) #EmorymedEducator #EducatorAppreciationDay #MedEd #careeradvising #DEI