This page provides information to undergraduate and prospective graduate students about potential academic and financial opportunities to pursue graduate studies at other colleges and universities. We invite you to review the information below and to visit the links to the actual websites for additional information. We also may have paper copies of brochures and applications of these specific programs in 1320 WSC.
AMA/Discovery Health Internship- Medical Student and Resident
Association of American Indian Physicians
Meeting & National Health Conference
The Association of American Indian Physicians would like to announce that scholarhip aplications to attend the 38th Annual Meeting & National Health Conference in Alexandria, Viriginia, are now availbale, taking place July 21-July 26, 2009. If you have received the NIDDK Scholarship to attend an Annual Meeting in the past, you will be ineligible to receive the scholarship again. APPLY EARLY! APPLY TODAY! Spaces will be competitive.
For more information on this scholarship, please contact
Philip Johnson at (405) -946-7072 Ext 204.
We will be happy to provide you with the flyer announcement.
College Horizons- for Native Americans- Application due June 1
Boston University
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURFs)
Provides a 10 week research experience that supports undergraduate students for the summer in the Boston University Research environment. Participants from institutions across the country are paired with BU faculty members who will serve as their research mentors.
· Engineering · Computer Science · Mathematics
· Physical Sciences · Biological Sciences · Social Sciences
Eligibility Requirements for applicants
- Minimum GPA of 3.0
- Sophomore, junior, or non-graduating senior standing
- Two faculty letters of recommendation
- Open to all students (African American, Native american, Hispanic, and Pasific Islander students are strongly encouraged to apply)
- Must be a United States Citizen or Permanent Resident
For more information please visit www.bu.edu/surf/
Internships at Enterprise
Regardless of college major or professional experience, nearly 100% of our employees start out as management Trainees allowing everyone to learn the business from the ground up. As you progress, you can continue along that managerial track, or you can explore other exciting opportunities.
Requirements: To have completed your junior year and be interested in a management and sales environment. Have a strong multi-tasking skills and enjoy a team environment. Have a valid driver's liscence and an excellent driving record.
To view more information on their career path, please visit their website at www.enterprise.com/careers
Four Corners Health Prep
This is a 6-week internship with hospital staff for high school seniors and college students.
For more information about the program and the application process, click here.
You may also call Irene Yazzie at 505-368-6165.
Latin American Cancer Research Coalition Summer Internship Program
Management & Training Corporation Summer Internship Program
Mangement & Training Corporation (MTC)
Provides opportunities for students to engage in professional, structured and supervised projects and assignments related to the student's field of study.
MTC interns improve skill, develop associate networks, assess ability strengths, apply classroom theories to real world settings and work with people from a wide variety of backgrounds and cultures. MTC is a nationwide company with facilities and employees across the country.
Program Eligibility
- Current enrollment in an undergraduate college or university program
- minimum 3.5 grade point average
- Demonstrated leadership abilities
Work Schedules
MTC summer internships generally run 10 weeks. Interns work 40 hour weeks.
Travel
You may be given the opportunity to visit the Job Corps Center and one correctional facility operated by MTC during your internship. Travel expenses will be paid by the company.
MTC Summer Internship Benefits
- You will work one-on-one with a designated mentor
- You will earn competitive wages
- You will receive professional development opportunities
Apply Now
- Contact your Career Services Department or Academic Advisor
- Contact Management & Training Corporation at (801) 693-2600
- For more information about MTC please visit www.mtctrains.com.
MARATHON - UNCF Scholars Program
MARATHON- UNCF Scholars Program
Marathon and the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) have partnered to create the Marathon Oil Corporation/UNCF Corporate Scholars Program. The Program is designed to reduce the financial barriers for minority students with high academic promise and significant financial need; increase the representation of minorities in the chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, petroleum engineering, health, environment and safety, geology and geophysics disciplines; and allow Marathon to develop relationships with minority students to increase the Company's entry-level pool of prospective minority employees.
The Corporate Scholars Program provides educational opportunities for African Americans, Asian Pacific Islander Americans, American Indians/Alaska Natives and Hispanic Americans through scholarships of up to $10,000; possible 8- to 10-week summer internships at various Marathon field and office locations across the globe; and transportation and housing stipends of up to $4,000.
Marathon is seeking sophomore applicants majoring in chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, petroleum engineering, geology, geophysics, global procurement or supply chain management. Senior applicants must have plans to earn a Masters in geology or geophysics.
For more information and application please click here.
Multicultural Initiative in the Marine Sciences: Undergraduate Participation (MIMSUP)
MIMSUP
The National Science Foundation-funded MIMSUP program is designed to increase diversity within the next generation of marine scientists. Participants receive intensive training in the marine sciences and in professional opportunities available to those who choose this career path.
Applications are encouraged, in particular, from U.S. citizens belonging to groups currently underrepresented in the marine sciences.
We are now accepting applications for MIMSUP 2009. Application deadline is November 12, 2008. The site to complete the online application is http://www.wwu.edu/mimsup.
Management Leadership for Tomorrow
Management Leadership For Tomorrow (MLT)
The MLT Career Preparation Program's mission is to prepare high-achieving minority college juniors and seniors for success in the leading entry-level business-related jobs.
Program Componets
- Professioal 1-on-1 coaching every month throughout the introspective, internship search, and job conversion processes
- 4 leadership development weekends co-developed with corporate partners focused on skill-development and immersions
- Access to job opportunities through corporate partner-led workshops and exclusive interviewing
For Further Information Please Attend:
MLT Carrer prep Web-base Information Sessions
Thursda, February 5, 2009 3:00 - 4:00 PM
Tuesday, February 17, 2009 12:30-1:30 PM
Monday, March 2, 2009 5:00-6:00 PM
Monday, March 16, 2009 2:00-3:00 PM
Wednesday, April 1, 2009 5:00-6:00 PM
Click here to read more about Career Prep.
First Deadline- February 28th
Second Deadline- April 15th
Navigating Through Healthcare Careers
Navigating Through Healthcare Careers
Click her to view flyer and invitation
NAVIGATING THROUGH CAREERS IN HEALTHCARE AGENDA
APRIL 25th, 2009
8:00-8:30- REGISTRATION
8:30-845- WELCOME by Dr. Junkins, Assistant Dean of the Diversity and Community Outreach at the University of Utah School of Medicine
8:45-9:40- KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Dr. Victor Cruz
9:45-11:00- PANEL DISCUSSION:
Undergraduate
Practitioners from fields of: Nursing, Medicine, Pharmacy, Physician’s Assistant, PT/OT, and Public Health
High School:
Undergraduate students from the different Allied Health School will discuss why they choose a particular field and talk about their college experiences
11:00-11:10- Break
11:10-12:00- ACTIVITIES: Suture clinic (medicine)
Methamphetamine brain experiment (pharmacy)
12:00-12:30- Scavenger Hunt: Required all students to stop at different presenters’ tables to acquire specific information about different programs
12:30-1:45-LUNCH with students from different Health and Science schools
1:15-2:00- VISIT PRESENTERS’ TABLES
2:00-4:00- STUDENT AND PARENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS
STUDENTS: Divide into 2 different groups: undergraduate students
High-school & parent group
2:00-3:00- HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS & PARENTS
2 sessions: English and Spanish
College 101: What to talk about with your high-school counselor, what do I need to do to enter college, GPA, Financial Aid, How to help your child through college
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: Students will list 2 health care fields of interest. Each discussion will be 50 minutes long
2:00-2:50- #1 Different student panels on nursing, pharmacy, medicine, PA, PT/OT, public health will discuss admissions’ requirements, length of time required to graduate, career opportunities, salaries, and why they choose a particular field.
3:00-3:50- #2 Different student panels on nursing, pharmacy, medicine, PA, PT/OT, public health will discuss admissions’ requirements, length of time required to graduate, career opportunities, salaries, and why they choose a particular field.
3:50-4:00- WRAP-UP SESSION: return evaluations and raffle.
Outpatient Clinic Trainee
his is a temporary, non-benefited position approximately 6 months in duration.
This is a trainee position designed to provide opportunities to Pre-Med students looking to get direct hands on patient experience in order to get into Medical School. Under the supervision of a licensed staff , the Outpatient Clinic Trainee will render basic healthcare to the patient and family/significant other. It will also entail clerical duties as needed to help facilitate patient flow through a clinic.
The job posting is always open and accepting applications. To apply please visit www.jobs.utah.edu for job 32858 or contact Heather Molyneaux at 801-581-2131.
For complete details please visit the Outpatient Clinic Trainee webpage.
Pre-Professional Health Organization & Pre-Physician Assistant Student Organization
Patient Simulation Learning Center event
Open to all health sciences students from ANY university/college.
The intention of the Patient Simulation Learning Center is to provide and educational environment for health sciences students to develop: clinical skills, techniques and application (of physiology/anatomy), that emulate real-life patient care scenarios. Students will have the opportunity to explore various simulation models which includes: development of psychomotor skills, palpable pulses, heart and breath sounds, eye movement etc.
For more information on the patient simulation center and in order to RSVP, visit http://www.nurs.utah.edu/centers/SLC/index.html
Spring 2009 Premedical Workshop Series
The University of Utah School of Medicine, is proud to announce its Spring 2009 Premedical Workshop Series at the University of Utah. The workshops are open to premed students of color from any college/university and students of color who may be considering medicine. These workshops provide information on various tipics which will assist students of color on their journey to becoming a physician.
Workshop topics are tailored to two different groups of students: those who are applying in 2009 and those who are applying anytime after (2010 and beyond).
To find out more about this event, please click here.
Tylenol Scholarship for Undergraduate Students
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) 2009 Paid Internship
Woodrow Wilson Shool of Public and International Affairs
USDA Agricultural Research Service
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs is pleased to announce that the 2009 PPIA Junior Summer Institue will be held at Princeton University from June 11 through July 31, 2009.
This institute prepares students for graduate study and careers in public policy and international affairs.
This program is available for eligible college juniors.
You can find the application at www.ppiaprogram.org/app/ The application deadline is November 1, 2008.
Other programs and services provided by this institution:
Scholars in the Nations Service Initiatice (SiNSI)
www.wws.princeton.edu/scholars
Woodrow Wilson School (WWS) Mission and Graduate Degrees
You may also come into the MSS office and look at WWS' brochure for more information.
Graduate
Hispanic Health Care Task Force
This is a great networking opportunity for students interested in pursuing health-related careers
It is the 3rd Annual Hispanic Health Care Task Force Conference, Eliminating Health Disparities in Utah’s Hispanic Population: Bridging the Disparity Gap on July 11, 2008.
This will be held at the Granite Education Center (2500 S State St, SLC) from 8am-2pm and feature workshops on cultural competence in mental health, aging issues and working with Hispanics/Latinos.
Lunch and prizes will be provided!
For more information click here.
TUFTS University
The FLETCHER School.
The FLETCHER School is devoted to international affairs.
Since 1933, The Fletcher School has prepared the world's leaders to become innovative problem-solvers in government, business and non-governmental organizations with strategic cross-sector networks.
University of Utah
Premedical Enrichment Program for Women Students
The annual Premedical Women’s Enrichment Program is coming up in about a week. If you have not already signed up, you still have time. It will be held on Saturday, February 2 from 8:30am – 4:00pm. Dean Samuelson will discuss medical school requirements and answer questions. Also, current medical students will be doing a lunchtime panel and will conduct mock interviews. There will be a presentation about the AMCAS application and secondary applications.
The women’s writing workshop is also coming up on Saturday, March 1
Due Date: January 30, 2008
University of Utah School of Medicine
Summer MCAT Preparation and Research/Clinical Training Scholars Program
Due Date: March 28, 2008
Colorado State University
Bridge to the Doctorate Fellowship
This program is aimed at increasing the quality and quantity of students successfully completing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) graduate degree programs.
Colorado State University
School of Biomedical Engineering
The Colorado State University School of Biomedical Engineering combines Colorado State University’s strengths in veterinary medicine, engineering, and the sciences to provide an interdisciplinary focus on improving health, fighting disease, and aiding persons with disabilities.
National Physical Science Consortium (NPSC)
The National Physical Science Consortium is a unique partnership of industry, government and higher education. NPSC helps its partners to recruit, identify, select, and support outstanding U.S. doctoral students.
If you aspire to a graduate degree and career in the physical sciences, biochemistry, computer science, and related fields of science and engineering you may be a potential NPSC Fellow.
NPSC offers two programs:
1. The Traditional NPSC Program provides a two-phase, six-year fellowship.
2. The Dissertation Support Program provides support while the graduate student conducts dissertation research.
Syracuse University
Newhouse School of Public Communications
This program aims to attract members of the minority community with truly outstanding qualifications and the potential to make significant contributions to the field of newspaper journalism and increase the number of minority journalists in the country.
Tylenol Scholarship for Undergraduate Students
OtherGraduate Horizons
A pre-graduate program for Native Americans, Native Hawaiian and Alaska Native Students.
The Graduate Horizons Program is a four-day “crash course” for Native college students, master’s students or alumni to help prepare them for graduate school (master’s, Ph.D. or professional school).
Students will learn about a broad variety of programs and establish personal relationships with graduate school representatives that continue long after the program is over.
For more information, click here.
Preparation Tests
There are a number of test students can take to prepare for graduate school. At testprepreview.com you can practice for these mayor graduate school tests (LSAT, GMAT, GRE, MCAT) free of charge.
Teach For America
Teach For Amercia Staff Opportunity Recruitment Associate
Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates of all academic majors who commit two years to teach in urban and rural public schools and become lifelong leaders in the effort to expand educational opportunity. Our mission is to build the movement to eliminate educational inequity that exists along socioeconomic lines.
The recruitment team at Teach For America is responsible for enlisting this country's most promising future leaders to join our movement to eliminate educational inequality.
For more information click here.
Vault/Inroads Guide to Diversity Internship, Co-op and Entry-Level Programs
Get the scoop on diversity internship and entry-level programs at top coorporations.
Come to the Multicultural Office and look over our manual for more information.
There are internships and oportunities in all areas.
University of Pittsburgh
School of Social Work
The mission of the School of Social Work is to advance knowledge and to apply that knowledge for the fulfillment of human potential through the prevention and amelioration of social problems. Students in Pitt's School of Social Work learn the knowledge, skills, and values to engage in culturally competent practice with diverse populations and communities.
www.socialwork.pitt.edu