This one-week day camp is a hands-on, high-tech, and interactive experience for high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in learning more about the healthcare professions. This immersive experience will explore the variety of careers in the healthcare and medical fields and give participants a glimpse of what a day as a healthcare professional might be like.
PARTICIPANTS WILL
At Marian University we want every experience to be personal and individualized. During the Healthcare Camp students will be placed into small groups for the entire week in order to increase learning and give each student more individualized instruction and attention.
Healthcare Student Mentoring
Every camper who attends the Marian University Healthcare Camp will be grouped with current medical, nursing, and pre-health students as mentors for the week.
The Healthcare Camp is a very interactive hands-on experience. Students will learn several basic clinical skills by practicing them in a medical simulation center environment.
During the camp students will gain skills in how to conduct medical research. Scientific research is critical to saving lives and students will learn how research in a laboratory connects to healthcare providers treating patients.
Applications for the Tom and Julie Wood Family Foundation Scholarships will only be accepted from June 10-December 1, 2024. Please apply and submit the required documents by the December 1 deadline.
This scholarship opportunity is for students who attend the Marian University Healthcare Summer Camp and display a strong commitment to pursuing a healthcare career. Scholarships for the Fall 2024 cohort have already been selected. Students from the Class of 2025 who attend this year's summer camp will be the first set eligible to be considered for the Fall 2025 cohort and need to complete this application now. Students from the Class of 2026 who attend this year's summer camp will be the first set eligible to be considered for the Fall 2026 cohort and need to complete an application for this scholarship June 2025.
To be eligible for this scholarship opportunity, you must complete the following requirements detailed below:
To apply for one of Marian University's Tom Wood Family Foundation Scholarships, your resume and essay can be uploaded to an online form between June 10 and December 1, 2024. Below are the requirements for both the resume and essay:
Based on the level of interest in one of these scholarships, interviews may be required to make the final selection.
The deadline to submit your resume and essay is December 1, 2024!
Both the essay and resume must be submitted no later than December 1, 2024. Both documents should be saved either through Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF with the candidate’s first and last name, i.e., “Knightro’s Resume” and “Knightro’s Essay” at this link.
Scholarship recipients will be notified as soon as the selection is made. If you are not selected for one of these scholarships, you will still be eligible for other Marian University scholarships and awards.
If selected as a scholarship recipient, you are joining a select cohort of students who are passionate about the health professions. For questions about the application process or the requirements to maintain the Tom and Julie Wood Family Foundation Scholarship, contact Cortney Brunson, coordinator of Health Professions Pathway Programs, at (317) 955-6474 or cbrunson@marian.edu.
The first step in the process of attending the MU Healthcare Camp is submitting an application. The application consists of 4 steps:
You can access the Healthcare Camp Application here.
Cortney Brunson
Coordinator of Health Professions Pathway Programs
(317) 955-6474
cbrunson@marian.edu
Marian University
Michael A. Evans Center for Health Sciences
3200 Cold Spring Road
Indianapolis, Indiana 46222
Check out photos from last year's camp on our Flickr page!
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