Undergraduate Students
2009 Program Schedule
| Date | Time | Location | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 16 | 11am-2pm | B1-072/74/76 | First day orientation |
| July 23 | 4pm | Arnold Bldg. Roof (5th Floor) | Ice Cream Social Students/Mentors |
| Aug 9 | TBD | Lake Union Park | Fremont Ice Cream Cruise |
| Aug 14 | 3-5pm | M1-A303/305/307 | Poster session |
| Research Seminars | |||
| June 19 | 12-1pm | D1-080/084 | Julie Overbaugh (Human Biology) "Studies of HIV transmission in Africa" |
| June 26 | 12-1pm | B1-072/74/76 | Linda Buck (Basic Science) "Mechanisms underlying odor and pheromone sensing" |
| July 3 | Happy 4th of July! | ||
| July 10 | 12-1pm | M1-A305/307 | Gloria Coronado (PHS) "When and how to provide research results to study participants" |
| July 17 | 12-1pm | D1-080/084 | Fred Appelbaum (Clinical) "History of bone marrow transplantation" |
| July 24 | 12-1pm | M1-A305/307 | Sunil Hingorani (Clinical/PHS) "Finding a new way forward in pancreas cancer" |
| July 31 | 12-1pm | D1-080/084 | Peggy Porter (HB) "Current topics in breast cancer research" |
| Aug 7 | 12-1pm | D1-080/084 | Dana Miller (Basic Science) "Curiosity-driven science" |
| Aug 14 | No talk, last day | ||
| Coffee Breaks | |||
| June 23 | 10-11:30am | D1-080/084 | Writing Workshop I Jennifer Anderson (PHS) |
| June 30 | 10-11:30am | D1-080/084 | Writing Workshop II Jennifer Anderson (PHS) |
| July 7 | 10-11:30am | D1-080/084 | Applying for Graduate School Michael Emerman (Human Biology) Director, UW MCB graduate program |
| July 14 | 10-11:30am | D1-080/084 | How to Write an Abstract Beti Thompson/Jennifer Anderson (PHS) |
| July 28 | 10-11:30am | D1-080/084 | Research Ethics and Issues Barry Stoddard (Basic Science) |
| August 4 | 10-11:30am | D1-080/084 | Institutional Racism Rachel Ceballos (PHS) |
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