PPAP 1000—Building Your Pre-Health Credentials Portfolio
Learn the Skills to Develop Your Credentials Portfolio
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Aug 30, 2022 from 02:20 pm to 03:50 pm |
| Speaker | Pre-Health Advisor |
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| Where | Zoom Video Conference |
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This seminar teaches students the skills and tools needed to develop their Pre-Health credentials portfolio. Each session is designed to help Pre-Health students develop the core competencies required to be successful applicants to health professions graduate school.
Pre-Requisites: open to freshman and transfer students starting Hunter College in Fall 2022 pursuing the Pre-Health track.
Seminar dates:
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
August 31st-December 14th, 2022
2:20 PM-3:50 PM
Seminar topics include:
- Pre-Health Planning 101—8/30
- STEM Study Skills for Pre-Health Students—8/31
- Time Management for Pre-Health Students—9/7
- Professionalism 101 for Pre-Health Students—9/13
- Resume Writing 101 for Pre-Health Students—9/14
- Interviewing 101 for Pre-Health Students—9/20
- Mentoring 101—9/21
- Study Abroad 101—9/28
- Letters of Recommendation: Everything You Need To Know—10/11
- Stress Management for Pre-Health Students—10/12
- Prestigious Scholarships 101—10/25
- Effective Communication for Pre-Health Students—10/26
- Community Service Volunteering for Pre-Health Students—11/1
- Clinical Exposure (Volunteering) 101 for Pre-Health Students—11/2
- How to Pursue Research Opportunities for Pre-Health Students—11/8
- Overcoming Procrastination for Pre-Health Students—11/9
- Everything You Need to Know about Being a Pre-Health Student—12/7
- Networking 101 for Pre-Health Students—TBD
- How to Conduct a Systematic Review—TBD
- Research Skills 101 (Information Research)—TBD
- Med School 101/Dentistry 101—TBD
- How to Remember What You Have Learned—TBD
- Quantitative Analysis and Reasoning Skills 101 for Pre-Health Students—TBD
PPAP 1000—How to Pursue Research Opportunities for Pre-Health Students