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KY INBRE Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP)
Presenter: Susan Boucher, KY INBRE Summer Program Director
KY INBRE funds up to 20 undergraduate students annually to participate in biomedical research under the supervision of faculty mentors who are actively engaged in biomedical research at the University of Louisville or the University of Kentucky. Application deadline: Feb 28.
University of Kentucky Office of Biomedical Education
Presenter: Diane Lally, Director of Trainee Development
The Office of Biomedical Education strives to provide the best and most up-to-date resources to students through various organizations and programs such as the Integrated Biomedical Sciences (IBS), an undifferentiated, first-year, core curriculum that serves as the entry point for seven doctoral programs housed in the UK College of Medicine.
University of Louisville BIOMED-PREP
Presenter: Pascale Alard, UL-BIOMED-PREP Co-PI
The UL Biomedical Integrative Opportunity for Mentored Experience Development Post-baccalaureate Research Education Program (UL-BIOMED-PREP), is an NIH-funded program that provides an extensive paid research experience at UofL. Program is designed to prepare individuals for admission into a biomedical sciences PhD program.
University of Louisville Integrated Programs in Biomedical Sciences (IPIBS)
Presenter: Barbara Clark, IPIBS Program Director
Students in the IPIBS program work with faculty in the School of Medicine which provides many research opportunities. Acceptance into one of the five basic science departments provides access to research labs across the basic sciences, as well as within clinical departments or research centers.
University of Louisville School of Medicine
Presenter: Tana Didelot, Student Recruitment Manager
The School of Medicine offers a comprehensive education for today’s complex medical environment and is home to a state-of-the-art facility where pioneering research faculty lead the way with innovative medical research. Our departments advance medical knowledge through distinctive education, transformative research and extraordinary patient care.
University of Louisville Science Policy and Outreach Group (SPOG)
Presenter: Catherine Kaiser, President of UofL SPOG
There is a need for broader representation of scientific research in policymaking, which is often driven by healthcare professionals. By advocating for science in policy, we ensure a well-rounded, research-informed perspective. Stop by our table for information brochures to which will equip scientists with the tools they need for science policy advocacy and to connect with like-minded, policy-focused communities.
