First Medical Student Research and Service Symposium Set for Nov. 16
The first medical student Research and Service Symposium will take place from noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16, in the CARE/Crawley Building atrium.
The event showcases research and community service work that second-year College of Medicine students conducted over the summer of 2011.
The symposium, planned as an annual event, has a twofold purpose: to provide incoming medical students a look at what kinds of summer opportunities are availablehere and around the worldand to give faculty and staff a glimpse of student achievements and interests.
The event is sponsored by the Internal Medicine Interest Group and is co-sponsored by the College of Medicines office of student affairs. For more information, contact the interest groups student leaders, second-year medical students Nina Sreshta
or Rebecca Greaves
.
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