July 22nd - 26th, 2018
The Marshall University Joan C Edwards School of Medicine is accepting applications for the 2018 Project P.R.EM.E.D program - Providing Real World Experiences for future Marshall Educated Doctors.
This program is designed to expose, recruit, retain, and support ethnic minority college freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors from historically disadvantaged and underrepresented backgrounds. It provide excellent exposure to the health professions and medical school process, exposing participants to life as a medical student.
- Tour the Joan C Edwards School of Medicine
- Attend medical school classes and meet faculty participating in medical research
- Participate in hands-on activities with physicians, physician residents, and medical students
- Meet medical school and university administrators as well as community leaders
- Receive a medical student mentor who will serve as a personal guide during the undergraduate experience
- Grade point average of 3.0 (program will work with students that may be a bit under 3.0)
- 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year in college
- Letter of recommendation from a faculty member or university administrator
- Personal statement
- US citizenship or permanent residency required
April 30, 2018
More information and application
Questions? Contact Dr. Shelvy Campbell at campbels@marshall.edu
