Join Dr. Steve Casper, Professor of Management, and Ms. Sharon Palma, Sr. Admissions Outreach Rep at KGI, as you explore the world of Biotechnology. During the boot camp, students learn about different areas of biotechnology and career options in the field, many of which do not require a PhD!
Interested in learning more about the physical therapy career path? Planning to apply to graduate programs in physical therapy? Dr. Chelsea Richardson '12 will share her background, experiences, and advice for prospective applicants to physical therapy programs. Learn more about the work she does at Re+Active Therapy and Wellness located in Los Angeles.
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The mission of the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine includes excellence in medical education, discoveries in translational science, and improving community health. Located in Ohio State, CWRU recruits diverse students nationwide including California (2021 Class Size: 216; 31 are from California). Christian Essman, Senior Director of Admissions & Financial Aid, will share more about their medical programs and their admissions process.
As a Horseshoe Farm Fellow, participants will make positive impacts in the community by working with patients and physicians in a "health partners" program, working with children through in-school and after school programs, and working with seniors and other vulnerable adults in community center programs and housing programs. Project Horseshoe Farm is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with sites in Greensboro and Marion, Alabama and Pomona, California. PHF offers service and support programs to improve the health and quality of life of adults and children in our partner communities.
Through the COPE Health Scholars Program, students who are interested in pursuing careers in healthcare will gain direct patient-care experience in different areas and will learn about the administrative side of healthcare. Other advantages:
Current Oxy parents answer questions about how their students are supported at Oxy and ways that they engage with the Oxy community as family members of a Tiger.
Justice and equity are a core part of the academic experience at Oxy. Hear from current students in the sciences, social sciences, arts & humanities to learn how this commitment informs how we learn in (and out) of the classroom.
With hundreds of campus clubs and organizations offered every year—ranging from Greek life to musical ensembles, intramural athletics, and community service—hear how Oxy students build community outside of the classroom.
Transfer students make up a meaningful part of the Oxy community. Hear from members of our Transfer Student Union as they discuss their academic journeys to Oxy and how they've integrated into campus life.