Mount Sinai at the Icahn School of Medicine's CEYE 2018 Summer Program
The Center for Excellence in Youth Education (CEYE) at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is pleased to announce the opening of our 2018 Summer Program Application! Please see links for theApplication Instructions and the Online Form.
This summer, we will offer 3 hands-on, project-based research courses for current 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. In addition, rising seniors are eligible for our Clinical Hospital Placement Internship program, which enables students to explore careers by way of daily shadowing experiences under physicians and other healthcare professionals – with newly added internship placements in Veterinary Sciencesand Neuroscience! Please note eligibility requirements per clinical internship program.
The new application and course descriptions are posted on our website. More specific directions related to the application process, FAQs, and requirements can be found in the Application Instructions. We ask that you please disseminate this information and if interested, we encourage you to reach out to request a CEYE representative to meet with any groups of 25 students or more.
Please note that applications are due April 9th, 2018 and only students with complete applications will be considered.
The Center for Excellence in Youth Education (CEYE) at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is pleased to announce the opening of our 2018 Summer Program Application! Please see links for theApplication Instructions and the Online Form.
This summer, we will offer 3 hands-on, project-based research courses for current 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. In addition, rising seniors are eligible for our Clinical Hospital Placement Internship program, which enables students to explore careers by way of daily shadowing experiences under physicians and other healthcare professionals – with newly added internship placements in Veterinary Sciencesand Neuroscience! Please note eligibility requirements per clinical internship program.
The new application and course descriptions are posted on our website. More specific directions related to the application process, FAQs, and requirements can be found in the Application Instructions. We ask that you please disseminate this information and if interested, we encourage you to reach out to request a CEYE representative to meet with any groups of 25 students or more.
Please note that applications are due April 9th, 2018 and only students with complete applications will be considered.
The MedDocs Program
The MedDocs program is starting up again January 2018! The spring session will run Thursdays 4:00-5:30 from January 11th to March 8th at Mount Sinai Hospital. The curriculum will focus on the pulmonary system. High school students will be taught by 2 medical students and will have the opportunity to dissect a sheep's lung, see a human lung, and attend pulmonary simulator sessions.
Application DEADLINE: Friday, December 15th at 11:59pm. Click HERE to access the online application.
More on MedDOCs:
First-year medical students teach the MedDOCs students about organ anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology through various hands-on teaching modalities. This initiative aligns with MedDOCs’ overall vision to spur the interest of minority and underserved youth towards a career in medicine and to increase minority representation in the basic science and medical fields. MedDOCs aims to inspire self-confidence, provide individualized guidance, and maintain a support system for students as they progress through the Mount Sinai CEYE pipeline programs.
If you have any questions about the application or the program, please contact the MedDOCs team at [email protected].
The MedDocs program is starting up again January 2018! The spring session will run Thursdays 4:00-5:30 from January 11th to March 8th at Mount Sinai Hospital. The curriculum will focus on the pulmonary system. High school students will be taught by 2 medical students and will have the opportunity to dissect a sheep's lung, see a human lung, and attend pulmonary simulator sessions.
Application DEADLINE: Friday, December 15th at 11:59pm. Click HERE to access the online application.
More on MedDOCs:
First-year medical students teach the MedDOCs students about organ anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology through various hands-on teaching modalities. This initiative aligns with MedDOCs’ overall vision to spur the interest of minority and underserved youth towards a career in medicine and to increase minority representation in the basic science and medical fields. MedDOCs aims to inspire self-confidence, provide individualized guidance, and maintain a support system for students as they progress through the Mount Sinai CEYE pipeline programs.
If you have any questions about the application or the program, please contact the MedDOCs team at [email protected].
CEYE at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
The Center for Excellence in Youth Education (CEYE) at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is pleased to announce the opening of our 2017 Summer Program Application!
This summer, we will offer 3 hands-on, project-based research courses for current 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. In addition, rising seniors are eligible for our Clinical Hospital Placement Internship program, which enables students to explore careers by way of daily shadowing experiences under physicians and other healthcare professionals – with a newly added internship placement in Veterinary Sciences!
The new application and course descriptions are posted on our website. More specific directions related to the application process, FAQs, and requirements can also be found on our website and on the coversheet of the application.
Please note that applications are due either April 3rd or 10th depending on the program of interest and only students with complete applications will be considered.
The Center for Excellence in Youth Education (CEYE) at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is pleased to announce the opening of our 2017 Summer Program Application!
This summer, we will offer 3 hands-on, project-based research courses for current 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. In addition, rising seniors are eligible for our Clinical Hospital Placement Internship program, which enables students to explore careers by way of daily shadowing experiences under physicians and other healthcare professionals – with a newly added internship placement in Veterinary Sciences!
The new application and course descriptions are posted on our website. More specific directions related to the application process, FAQs, and requirements can also be found on our website and on the coversheet of the application.
Please note that applications are due either April 3rd or 10th depending on the program of interest and only students with complete applications will be considered.
EMT/Paramedic Program at LaGuardia Community College
Lives often depend on the prompt response and expert care of emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics. Accidents, heart attacks, childbirth and trauma all require immediate medical intervention. Throughout the city, 24/7, EMTs and paramedics respond to emergencies, treat and then transport the sick or injured. EMT-Basic is a four-month course and is required in order to advance to paramedic training. Students can choose from a paramedic certificate program or a Paramedic/AAS Degree program.
Download application forms: www.lagcc.cuny.edu/ace/emt.aspx
Enroll Now: 718-482-5768
Lives often depend on the prompt response and expert care of emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics. Accidents, heart attacks, childbirth and trauma all require immediate medical intervention. Throughout the city, 24/7, EMTs and paramedics respond to emergencies, treat and then transport the sick or injured. EMT-Basic is a four-month course and is required in order to advance to paramedic training. Students can choose from a paramedic certificate program or a Paramedic/AAS Degree program.
Download application forms: www.lagcc.cuny.edu/ace/emt.aspx
Enroll Now: 718-482-5768
Veterinary Medical Association of New York City
The Veterinary Medical Association of New York City encourages the youth of New York City to consider a career in the Veterinary Medicine field. High school students and parents are encouraged to attend a series of meetings as an introduction to veterinary medicine, veterinary school and different veterinary career paths. The High School Veterinary Career Exploration program will consist of four evening meetings with two guest speakers each night. The speakers will explore different aspects of veterinary medicine and share their personal stories about their specific career path.
When: Thursdays in October and November (7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
410 West 55th Street
New York, Ny 10019
Applicants who attend 3 of 4 meetings will receive a Certificate of Completion.
To register, visit www.vmanyc.org and click on "News and Info" and "Community Outreach". There is a registration fee of $10 and is open to first 30 students.
The Veterinary Medical Association of New York City encourages the youth of New York City to consider a career in the Veterinary Medicine field. High school students and parents are encouraged to attend a series of meetings as an introduction to veterinary medicine, veterinary school and different veterinary career paths. The High School Veterinary Career Exploration program will consist of four evening meetings with two guest speakers each night. The speakers will explore different aspects of veterinary medicine and share their personal stories about their specific career path.
When: Thursdays in October and November (7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
- October 27, 2016
- November 3, 2016
- November 10, 2016
- November 17, 2016
410 West 55th Street
New York, Ny 10019
Applicants who attend 3 of 4 meetings will receive a Certificate of Completion.
To register, visit www.vmanyc.org and click on "News and Info" and "Community Outreach". There is a registration fee of $10 and is open to first 30 students.
MedAchieve After School Program
MedAchieve is a Touro-affiliated and ExamSoft grant winning after school program. Students are paired with first and second year medical students who will be their mentor for the year. Through a hands-on, inquiry based curriculum we provide early exposure to medical education and the medical field. Students have unique opportunities to be involved in Medical Simulation Training, learn about human anatomy through dissected cadavers, and gain overall medical experience--casting clinics, blood typing and suture clinics.
For further information, you can visit https://medachievescholars.wordpress.com/
On the website, there is an application for students for fill out and return to our email address: [email protected]
MedAchieve is a Touro-affiliated and ExamSoft grant winning after school program. Students are paired with first and second year medical students who will be their mentor for the year. Through a hands-on, inquiry based curriculum we provide early exposure to medical education and the medical field. Students have unique opportunities to be involved in Medical Simulation Training, learn about human anatomy through dissected cadavers, and gain overall medical experience--casting clinics, blood typing and suture clinics.
For further information, you can visit https://medachievescholars.wordpress.com/
On the website, there is an application for students for fill out and return to our email address: [email protected]
Alzheimer's Foundation of America Young Leadership Program
The AFA Young Leadership Program offers a variety of opportunities for teenagers to get involved, get educated about the disease and get resources that AFA provides. Through this division of AFA, teenagers are invited to participate in an annual scholarship program, start a chapter of AFA Teens in their community, receive the counseling and support of licensed Social Workers, and engage in a variety of interactive activities.
Contact: Audra Anthony, 866-232-8484 x102 or [email protected]
The AFA Young Leadership Program offers a variety of opportunities for teenagers to get involved, get educated about the disease and get resources that AFA provides. Through this division of AFA, teenagers are invited to participate in an annual scholarship program, start a chapter of AFA Teens in their community, receive the counseling and support of licensed Social Workers, and engage in a variety of interactive activities.
Contact: Audra Anthony, 866-232-8484 x102 or [email protected]
Weill Cornell Medical College's Career Paths in Medicine
will be held on Tuesday, October 25th at Weill Cornell Medical College (exact location TBD). The event will be in the evening from 5:20 to 7:30pm. The event will include a panel of female physicians who discuss their pathways in medicine, which should be very informative as you begin thinking about shaping your own pathway.
Contact: Lily J. Wound, [email protected]
will be held on Tuesday, October 25th at Weill Cornell Medical College (exact location TBD). The event will be in the evening from 5:20 to 7:30pm. The event will include a panel of female physicians who discuss their pathways in medicine, which should be very informative as you begin thinking about shaping your own pathway.
Contact: Lily J. Wound, [email protected]
The CEYE Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Summer Program
This summer, The CEYE Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai will offer 3 hands-on, project-based research courses for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors from low income and underrepresented backgrounds. In addition, rising seniors are encouraged to apply to their Hospital Placement internship program. Do keep in mind that students who participate in one of their research courses, will receive preference for the internship program should they choose to apply during their junior year! For more information and to apply visit: http://icahn.mssm.edu/about/diversity/ceye/programs/summer
* Applications are due April 8th
This summer, The CEYE Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai will offer 3 hands-on, project-based research courses for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors from low income and underrepresented backgrounds. In addition, rising seniors are encouraged to apply to their Hospital Placement internship program. Do keep in mind that students who participate in one of their research courses, will receive preference for the internship program should they choose to apply during their junior year! For more information and to apply visit: http://icahn.mssm.edu/about/diversity/ceye/programs/summer
* Applications are due April 8th
Weill Cornell Medical College's Women in Medicine High School-Medical School Mentorship Program
Weill Cornell Medical College's "Women in Medicine" group is thrilled to announce the second year of the "High School-Medical School Mentorship Program." The program is for female high school rising seniors who show strong interest and excellence in science and medicine. The program will commence in April and will continue through the fall semester of the 2016-2017 school year. In joining the program, students will have the opportunity to be mentored by current female medical students about the process of pursuing a career in medicine. Students will also be invited to participate in two events this spring and two events next fall. At the events, students will benefit from interacting with doctors from various specialties, hear from a panel of medical students, visit the anatomy lab, and much more. For example, this year’s program included a panel discussion with medical school students about the process of getting into medical school and a medical specialty “Speed-Dating” event that introduced students to various medical specialties and will conclude with a tour of Weill Cornell Medical College and a visit to the anatomy lab.
They are seeking students who:
This is a highly selective program. Applicants will have to write an essay that addresses the following questions to be considered for the program:
1. Please describe your current interest in science and medicine (1-2 paragraphs).
2. What do you hope to gain and learn from your medical student mentors? (1 paragraph)
3. What other interests do you have and outside activities do you participate in? (1 paragraph)
* Students who are interested should see their Guidance counselor by March 18th, 2016
Weill Cornell Medical College's "Women in Medicine" group is thrilled to announce the second year of the "High School-Medical School Mentorship Program." The program is for female high school rising seniors who show strong interest and excellence in science and medicine. The program will commence in April and will continue through the fall semester of the 2016-2017 school year. In joining the program, students will have the opportunity to be mentored by current female medical students about the process of pursuing a career in medicine. Students will also be invited to participate in two events this spring and two events next fall. At the events, students will benefit from interacting with doctors from various specialties, hear from a panel of medical students, visit the anatomy lab, and much more. For example, this year’s program included a panel discussion with medical school students about the process of getting into medical school and a medical specialty “Speed-Dating” event that introduced students to various medical specialties and will conclude with a tour of Weill Cornell Medical College and a visit to the anatomy lab.
They are seeking students who:
- Show strong interest and excellence in science and medicine
- Are service-oriented and demonstrate empathy
- Are seeking mentors for guidance in pursuing a career in medicine
- Can demonstrate a commitment to participate in a long term program focused on medicine
This is a highly selective program. Applicants will have to write an essay that addresses the following questions to be considered for the program:
1. Please describe your current interest in science and medicine (1-2 paragraphs).
2. What do you hope to gain and learn from your medical student mentors? (1 paragraph)
3. What other interests do you have and outside activities do you participate in? (1 paragraph)
* Students who are interested should see their Guidance counselor by March 18th, 2016
Citizens' Committee for Children of New York (CCC) has an exciting opportunity for up to 2 members of your school or community group! Community service credit is available as well as expanding leadership and civic engagement opportunities. Please find attached more information, as well as the application packet.
CCC is a multi-issue child advocacy organization that seeks to ensure that every child is healthy, housed, educated, and safe. YouthAction NYC engages New York City youth from diverse backgrounds in civic participation and advocacy. Students who participate in the YCLC will:
The Fall 2015 YCLC will begin on Monday, October 19th. Because space is limited, I urge you to disseminate the attached information to students and families as soon as possible. Attached you will find a) a flyer to hang and distribute; b) a letter with more information for school and/or community leaders; c) a separate letter for guardians; d) a permission slip and; e) an application for the students to fill out and return to me no later than Friday, October 2nd, 2015. More specific instructions on applying and returning paperwork can be found within these documents.
Students may also access the application forms and other information about the YCLC at the Citizens’ Committee for Children website:
http://www.cccnewyork.org/get-involved/advocacy-courses/youth-action/YCLC/
CCC is a multi-issue child advocacy organization that seeks to ensure that every child is healthy, housed, educated, and safe. YouthAction NYC engages New York City youth from diverse backgrounds in civic participation and advocacy. Students who participate in the YCLC will:
- Gain the skills to advocate on behalf of themselves, their schools, and their communities.
- Learn how to conduct hands-on research, such as public polling and site visits.
- Meet with government officials to discuss their ideas for improving New York City.
- Become better leaders through problem solving and critical thinking.
- Strengthen their communication and public speaking skills.
- Make lifelong friends with the diverse group of peers in the program!
The Fall 2015 YCLC will begin on Monday, October 19th. Because space is limited, I urge you to disseminate the attached information to students and families as soon as possible. Attached you will find a) a flyer to hang and distribute; b) a letter with more information for school and/or community leaders; c) a separate letter for guardians; d) a permission slip and; e) an application for the students to fill out and return to me no later than Friday, October 2nd, 2015. More specific instructions on applying and returning paperwork can be found within these documents.
Students may also access the application forms and other information about the YCLC at the Citizens’ Committee for Children website:
http://www.cccnewyork.org/get-involved/advocacy-courses/youth-action/YCLC/
Weill Cornell Youth Scholars Program (WCYSP)
Weill Cornell Youth Scholars Program is a three-week summer enrichment program targeting underprivileged and underrepresented high school juniors and seniors who have an interest in science and medicine and use the vast educational resources available at WCMC and NYPH. The WCYSP embodies the idea that early intervention is critical to shaping a student's future, and therefore seeks to endow students with the skills and experience necessary to fulfill their vast potential. It is important to expose students early to the rigors of a medical training since it can help develop the necessary attitudes to an education, interpersonal skills, and self-confidence that a students would need to be successful academically. It is also important to inspire students to set academic and professional goals and encourage them to work cooperatively and think critically. The curriculum consists of basic science lectures (primarily given by medical students, residents, and physicians), faculty spotlight sessions, Problem Based Learning sessions, mentor/mentee sessions, and visit to the anatomy lab. The topics discussing during the lectures included medial ethics, organ systems biology, nutrition, infectious disease, embryology, disease pathogenesis, immunology, and chronic conditions. The WCYSP starts on the first Monday of July and runs four days a week, from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.
For further information on these activities at Weill Cornell, please contact our chapter's coordinator at [email protected]:
Andrew Hillman
WCYSP 2015 Application Packet
Weill Cornell Youth Scholars Program is a three-week summer enrichment program targeting underprivileged and underrepresented high school juniors and seniors who have an interest in science and medicine and use the vast educational resources available at WCMC and NYPH. The WCYSP embodies the idea that early intervention is critical to shaping a student's future, and therefore seeks to endow students with the skills and experience necessary to fulfill their vast potential. It is important to expose students early to the rigors of a medical training since it can help develop the necessary attitudes to an education, interpersonal skills, and self-confidence that a students would need to be successful academically. It is also important to inspire students to set academic and professional goals and encourage them to work cooperatively and think critically. The curriculum consists of basic science lectures (primarily given by medical students, residents, and physicians), faculty spotlight sessions, Problem Based Learning sessions, mentor/mentee sessions, and visit to the anatomy lab. The topics discussing during the lectures included medial ethics, organ systems biology, nutrition, infectious disease, embryology, disease pathogenesis, immunology, and chronic conditions. The WCYSP starts on the first Monday of July and runs four days a week, from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.
For further information on these activities at Weill Cornell, please contact our chapter's coordinator at [email protected]:
Andrew Hillman
WCYSP 2015 Application Packet
CAMP CARDIAC
Scholarship and standard applications are now open for Camp Cardiac New York 2015!
Camp Cardiac, run by local medical students in 16 cities nationwide, is a 1-week summer day camp open to high school students interested in exploring careers in medicine.
Students may learn more and apply by visitingwww.campcardiac.org.
Scholarship and standard applications are now open for Camp Cardiac New York 2015!
Camp Cardiac, run by local medical students in 16 cities nationwide, is a 1-week summer day camp open to high school students interested in exploring careers in medicine.
Students may learn more and apply by visitingwww.campcardiac.org.
CAMP NEURO
Scholarship and standard applications are now open for Camp Neuro New York 2015!
Camp Neuro, run by local medical students in 11 cities nationwide, is a 1-week summer day camp open to high school students interested in exploring careers in medicine.
Students may learn more and apply by visiting www.campneuro.org.
Scholarship and standard applications are now open for Camp Neuro New York 2015!
Camp Neuro, run by local medical students in 11 cities nationwide, is a 1-week summer day camp open to high school students interested in exploring careers in medicine.
Students may learn more and apply by visiting www.campneuro.org.
SUMMER PROGRAMS
Roswell Park Cancer Institute Summer Research Program http://www.roswellpark.edu/education/summer-programs/high-school-students
Sloan-Kettering HOPP program http://www.mskcc.org/research/human-oncology-pathogenesis/hopp-summer-student
Summer Health Internship Program (SHIP) http://www.bqliahec.org/SHIP.htm
Roswell Park Cancer Institute Summer Research Program http://www.roswellpark.edu/education/summer-programs/high-school-students
Sloan-Kettering HOPP program http://www.mskcc.org/research/human-oncology-pathogenesis/hopp-summer-student
Summer Health Internship Program (SHIP) http://www.bqliahec.org/SHIP.htm
CONTACT INFORMATION FOR VOLUNTEERING IN HOSPITALS
BROOKLYN:
Brookdale University Hospital www.brookdalehospital.org/volunteers
New York Methodist Hospital www.nym.org/Volunteers
Suny Downstate Medical Center / Long Island College Hospital: www.downstate.edu/volunteer
MANHATTAN:
Beth Israel Medical wwww.wehealny.org/volunteer
Lenox Hill www.lenoxhillhospital.org/volunteer
Mount Sinai Hospital mountsinai.org/volunteer / mschildlife.org/intership
New York Eye & Ear Infirmary http://www.nyee.edu/volunteer.html
New York Presbyterian Hospital www.nyp.org/volunteer
NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation www.nyc.gov/hhc/volunteer
NYU Langone Medical Center www.med.nyu.edu/volunteer
Roosevelt Hospital www.wehealny.org/volunteer
St. Luke’s Hospital www.wehealny.org/volunteer
QUEENS:
Elmhurst Hospital www.nyc.gov/hhc/volunteer
BROOKLYN:
Brookdale University Hospital www.brookdalehospital.org/volunteers
New York Methodist Hospital www.nym.org/Volunteers
Suny Downstate Medical Center / Long Island College Hospital: www.downstate.edu/volunteer
MANHATTAN:
Beth Israel Medical wwww.wehealny.org/volunteer
Lenox Hill www.lenoxhillhospital.org/volunteer
Mount Sinai Hospital mountsinai.org/volunteer / mschildlife.org/intership
New York Eye & Ear Infirmary http://www.nyee.edu/volunteer.html
New York Presbyterian Hospital www.nyp.org/volunteer
NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation www.nyc.gov/hhc/volunteer
NYU Langone Medical Center www.med.nyu.edu/volunteer
Roosevelt Hospital www.wehealny.org/volunteer
St. Luke’s Hospital www.wehealny.org/volunteer
QUEENS:
Elmhurst Hospital www.nyc.gov/hhc/volunteer