KU School of Pharmacy Summer Camp: Experience what the pharmacy profession is all about.
Who: High school students and incoming college freshmen
Where: KU Lawrence
When: Summer day camps

School of Health Professions Virtual Information Sessions: Learn more about School of Health Professions academic programs and talk with current students and faculty.
Who: Students interested in attending one of the undergraduate degree programs at the School of Health Professions
Where: Virtual
When: Register for session

Frontiers Clinical and Translational Science Institute: Opportunities for students to tour Children’s Mercy Research Institute and the University of Kansas Medical Center’s Clinical and Translational Science Unit at the Fairway campus to learn more about research and possible careers. Meet with researchers  to learn about their work. There is also an opportunity for students to attend Frontiers Annual Research Symposium to learn about research, network with researchers and support staff, and more. For more information, contact Kelly Hale at khale2@kumc.edu.
Who: High School and undergraduate students
Where: Varies
When: Reach out for dates. khale2@kumc.edu

U-CHaMP Ambassadors: Mentoring, academic advising and opportunities to learn about health professions and health disparities in the community.
Who: High School and Community College students
Where: KU Medical Center - Kansas City campus
When: Academic year

Health Science Academy: An intensive 5-week health pathway experience of interactive learning and career exploration.
Who: Kansas City Kansas Public School high school students
Where: KU Medical Center - Kansas City campus
When: Summer

Health Sciences Enrichment Institute: Offers instruction and exposure to various science courses and personal development topics.
Who: Incoming college freshmen and sophomores
Where: KU Medical Center - Kansas City campus
When: Summer

Premedical Programs and Career Information: Learn more about the study of medicine at KU.
Who: High schoolers and pre-med college students
Where: Kansas
When: Ongoing

Prospective Student Programs, School of Medicine: A list of information, events and programs that prepare you for a career in medicine and the medical school application.
Who: Prospective School of Medicine students
Where: KU School of Medicine campuses and online
When: Ongoing

Community College Nursing Partnership: Pursue your associate degree in Nursing and bachelor of science degree in Nursing at community colleges and online with KU Medical Center.
Who: college students
Where: Select community colleges
When: Ongoing

Nurse Academy: Introduces students to the many career paths available through nursing.
Who: high school and undergraduates
Where: KU Medical Center - Kansas City campus
When: Ongoing

Accelerate Cancer Education Internship Program: A 6-week paid summer research program that provides students with firsthand educational experiences related to oncology and a variety of potential career paths.
Who: high school students living in Wyandotte County, Kansas and Jackson County, Missouri
Where: KU Medical Center - Kansas City campus and other educational institutions in the metro
When: Summer

Breast Cancer Research Experience Program: Students experience basic principles of research and gain direct experience with clinical data collection and maintenance. Contact Joshua Staley jstaley2@kumc.edu.
Who: High school and undergraduate students (16 years or
older)
Where: KU Medical Center – Westwood, KS (in-person only)
When: Three sessions a year: January-May (undergraduate students only), June-July (high school and undergraduate students), August-December (undergraduate students only)

Journeys and Destinations: Spend time with health care professionals and learn about their career path, salary potential, and daily activities.
Who: High school students
Where: Various locations across the state
When: See website for dates.

KS HOSA: Empowers HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience.
Who: Kansas students: middle school, high school, college undergraduates
Where: Chapters in the State of Kansas
When: See website for dates.

KEE Research and Observation Experiences: Provides research opportunities in medical center research facilities.
Who: At least 16 years old
Where: KU Medical Center - Kansas City, Wichita, Salina campuses
When: Year round

Masonic Cancer Alliance Summer Internship: Allows up to three students to complete a summer internship implementing evidence-based community education programs across Kansas and western Missouri.
Who: College undergraduate and graduate students
Where: KU Medical Center's Masonic Cancer Alliance, Kansas City, KS
When: Application in March for Summer internship

Media Project: A collaborative learning community environment in which students are encouraged to develop connections with peers to reinforce the collaborative nature of learning through consensus building.
Who: High school students
Where: Kansas City Kansas Community College
When: Throughout the school year

Saturday Academy: Hands-on STEM learning on Saturdays.
Who: Middle and high school students from Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools (KCKPS), District #500
Where: Kansas City Kansas Community College (KCKCC)
When: Saturdays throughout the school year

The University of Kansas Health System Volunteers: For teens who have an interest in the healthcare field to get firsthand experience in both patient care and non-patient care sides of the health system.
Who: Must be at least 14 years old.
Where: The University of Kansas Health System, Kansas City, KS
When: Summer sessions

The University of Kansas Health System Shadow Experience: Shadow a healthcare provider in a hospital or clinical setting.
Who: Must be at least 16 years old
Where: The University of Kansas Health System
When: Year round

Tutoring Program: An after-school opportunity for students in our various programs to receive additional help in their school studies.
Who: K-12 students
Where: Zoom or Rosedale Middle School
When: School year, Tuesdays

Women in Health Care: Participating students have an opportunity to interact with health professions students and faculty at KU Medical Center.
Who: High school juniors and seniors
Where: KU Medical Center - Kansas City campus
When: See website for dates.