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Monday, April 7, 2025

Opportunity to Establish The Legacy Project, Inc. Service Organization Chapter at UF

My name is Dhanush Sivasankaran, and I am the National Recruitment Director for The Legacy Project, Inc., or TLP. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that connects students with older adults in their local communities to (1) foster friendships and (2) preserve the older adults' life histories through a published book, achieving a lasting legacy.

We currently have chapters at six universities and are excited to expand our reach. We are seeking motivated students from the University of Florida to establish a TLP chapter and launch programming next fall. This is an incredible opportunity for students to:

  • Take on leadership roles
  • Gain book authorship
  • Develop valuable skills for their careers
  • Form meaningful intergenerational connections
  • Make a lasting impact on their community
No prior experience is necessary, just a genuine interest in forming intergenerational connections!

Students can also read more on our website, or watch this video to learn more about our process. If you want to look at our prior work from other schools, here are links to some of our published books: Timeless TalesSundaes and Sundays, and Connecting the Pieces of Our Lives.

Interested students should fill out this short form.

Sincerely,
Dhanush Sivasankaran

National Recruitment Director @ The Legacy Project
LinkedIn | 516-467-6557 | dhanushsivasankaran@gmail.com
legacyprojectinc.org 


Project Reach's Training Opportunity: Youth Mental Health

 


Opportunity to Establish Narcare Chapter at UF

 


IPMSA's Camp POD 2025


The Illinois Podiatric Medical Students’ Association (IPMSA), in association with Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine, is pleased to announce this summer’s virtual seminar “Camp POD” will be held Monday, July 28th to Friday, August 1st, 2025 from 9:00am-12:30pm. 


This is a free, interactive event for high school and college students interested in learning about the field of Podiatric Medicine and how to become a future foot and ankle surgeon


Students will engage in interactive lecture- style programs that feature distinguished clinicians and faculty. Presentations will be on a range of topics including sports medicine, surgery, wound care, and more! Students will learn about the process of applying to Podiatry school and the interview process and have the opportunity to participate in interactive sessions with current students. 


We look forward to the opportunity to introduce students to the field of Podiatric Medicine. We welcome ALL students who are interested in the field, regardless of previous knowledge. All are welcome! 


Students can RSVP here for Camp POD and see more at our website.


Thank you!

Ingrid Frayer, Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) Candidate, Class of 2028

Ava Raddatz, Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Candidate (DPM), Class of 2027

IPMSA Podiatry Advocacy Liaisons

Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine, Rosalind Franklin University

AAPA "Become a PA" Workshop at AAPA 2025

Become a PA: Pre-PA Workshop at AAPA 2025

Saturday, May 17th at 8am-3pm | In-Person

If you plan on becoming a PA, this dynamic all-day event is for you – held during the largest national PA and PA student conference! Join us in Denver, Colorado for a day of networking with PAs and PA students, panels and exhibitions from PA school admissions experts and PA programs, and a presentation directly from CASPA on PA school applications.

Planning to attend? Share these graphics on social and tag #AAPA25!

AAPA 2025 is going to be a world of fun, so bring your entire pre-PA society with bulk pricing or sign up with your program as an exhibitor. And, stay tuned for future opportunities for pre-PA clubs and advisors to connect!

Have questions? Contact:

Rebecca Jacobs
Pre-PA & Student Membership Coordinator, AAPA
rjacobs@aapa.org

Monday, March 24, 2025

Biomedical Master’s Program (BMP) at the University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine

The Biomedical Master’s Program (BMP) at the University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine is a 12 month, 32 credit Master of Science program that focuses on graduate level science training and investigative thinking through rigorous academic inquiry and experiential learning opportunities based in research and practice.

Our mission is to provide students with the training necessary to succeed in admissions and thrive throughout their health sciences professional program, and to cultivate lifelong learning skills and other development needed to flourish in their chosen careers.

The BMP is organized as follows:

  • Core courses covering the major basic sciences (Biochemistry, Physiology, Cell Biology, Pharmacology, Analysis of Disease, Method and Logic in Biomedicine)
  • Elective courses which are tailored to each specific student
  • Individualized mentoring and coaching including academic advising, career development, and professional coaching.
  • Courses and one-on-one mentoring on career planning, specialty exploration, professionalism, and non-cognitive development
  • Experiential training including laboratory research, clinical shadowing, patient service and volunteering. These activities are combined to fit the needs of each specific student
  • The BMP has a limited number of scholarships that are awarded to cover part of the student’s tuition expenses, primarily based on financial need, in addition to underrepresentation in Medicine and Science, geographical origin, family status, and personal history

Matriculation information for the BMP


A list of schools and programs where BMP students have matriculate and other data may be found here.

Monday, March 17, 2025

Lighthouse Scholastic Foundation's Medical Student Admission Panel

Dear pre-medical students,

We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming Virtual Session, "Chasing the Dream: Medical Students Panel" This exciting event will take place on April 4th  and it is specifically designed to inspire and educate pre-medical students like you on the path to becoming a doctor.

The session will feature a series of topics led by first year medical students and incoming medical students. These sessions are crafted to provide you with practical advice, share personal experiences, and outline the essential steps necessary to succeed in medical school and beyond. 

Event Details:

To reserve your spot, please register by using the link provided above. The event is free of charge, but space is limited, so we encourage you to register early to ensure your participation.

This conference is not only an opportunity to learn and gain insights but also to network with peers who share your passion for medicine. We believe this event will leave you inspired and better prepared for the journey ahead.

If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us at lighthousescholar@gmail.com

Warm regards,

The Lighthouse Board