Washburn University Chemistry Club

For those who may be interested in continuing their education, the University of Kansas has several open houses as well as workshops and conferences for you to gain knowledge in applying for medical school. These events aren’t just for those interested in applying at KU, the knowledge is useful in learning the application process for other schools as well, so you know what to expect in the future. The individual events are listed below and can be found on the ChemClub calendar.

2008
September 26 — KU School of Medicine Open House, Kansas City, KS
Come talk to Assoc. Dean of Admissions, Sandy McCurdy and current medical students about the admissions process and the medical school experience; then enjoy a campus tour. Register at www.kumc.edu/som/openhouse.html
November 14 —- KU School of Medicine Open House, Kansas City, KS
Come talk to Assoc. Dean of Admissions, Sandy McCurdy and current medical students about the admissions process and the medical school experience; then enjoy a campus tour. Register at www.kumc.edu/som/openhouse.html

2009
January 9 — KU School of Medicine Open House, Kansas City, KS
Come talk to Assoc. Dean of Admissions, Sandy McCurdy and current medical students about the admissions process and the medical school experience; then enjoy a campus tour. Register at www.kumc.edu/som/openhouse.html
January 31 — Primary Care Workshop, Kansas City, KS
This one-day workshop prepares select Kansas students to shadow physicians, observe doctor-patient communications, learn about the roles other healthcare professionals play, participate in community health programs, and write patient case summaries. www.kumc.edu/som/primarycareworkshop for more program details and application materials.

2009 Premedical Student Conference — TBA
Join premedical students and advisors from across the state to learn more about the changes on the MCAT, sit for a mock interview, and receive tips to writing a slam dunk personal statement. Also talk to current medical students about what it’s like to be a “Jaydoc” and visit with practicing physicians about life after graduation. There are also opportunities to learn about financial aid, workforce development, and dual degree programs. Registration will be online after the first of the year.