Undergraduate Students
2010 Program Schedule
Key Dates
| Date | Time | Location | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 14 | All | University of Washington | Travel and check-in at UW dorms |
| June 15 | 9 am – noon | M1-A305/307 | Intern program orientation, Arnold Building |
| June 19 | 7:10 pm | Safeco Field | Seattle Mariners versus Cincinnati Red MLB game |
| July 9 | 10:00 am | Email draft personal statement and resume to peer-review group | |
| August 9 | Submit posters to Computer Graphics department for printing at: graphics@fhcrc.org. Pick-up in M1-A405 | ||
| August 10 | Submit FINAL personal statement, resume, abstract, poster, and program evaluation to Noah Espinoza: nespinoz@fhcrc.org | ||
| August 13 | 2:00 – 4:00 pm | M1-A303/305/307 | Competitive poster session |
| August 13 | 5:00 pm | Last day of internship |
Scheduled Events
| Date | Time | Location | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Professional Development Workshops | ||||
| June 22 | Noon - 1 pm | B1-072/074 | Jennifer Anderson (Public Health Sciences) | "How to Write a Personal Statement." |
| June 29 | Noon - 1 pm | M1-A305/307 | Dr. Barry Stoddard (Basic Sciences) | "Research Ethics and Issues." |
| July 6 | Noon - 1 pm | M1-A305/307 | Dr. Beti Thompson/ Jennifer Anderson (Public Health Sciences) | "How to Write an Abstract/How to Peer-review." |
| July 13 | Noon - 1 pm | M1-A305/307 | In-person peer-review group meeting | |
| July 27 | Noon - 1 pm | M1-A305/307 | Paula Salewsky (Collaborative Data Services) | "How to Create a Scientific Poster." |
| Research Seminars |
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| June 18 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Dr. Patrick Paddison (Human Biology) | To be titled. |
| June 25 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Dr. Fred Applebaum (Clinical Research) | "History of bone marrow transplantation." |
| July 2 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Jim Olsen (Clinical Research) | "Engineering solutions to clinical problems in cancer treatment." |
| July 9 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Dr. Marshall Horwitz (Director, UW Medical Scientist Training Program) | "Overview of MD/PhD programs." |
| July 16 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Dr. Corey Casper (Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division) | "The challenges and opportunities of conducting international translational and clinical research." |
| July 23 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Dr. Sunil Hingorani (Clinical Research/Public Health Sciences) | "Piecing together the pancreas cancer puzzle." |
| July 30 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Dr. Michael Emerman (Director, UW MCB Graduate Program) | "How to apply for graduate school." |
| August 6 | Noon - 1 pm | D1-080/084 | Dr. Dan Gottschling (Basic Sciences) | "How do cellular systems breakdown with age?" |
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