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Medical training track to have prolonged, impactful presence on Garden Isle | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Medical training track to have prolonged, impactful presence on Garden Isle | University of Hawaiʻi System News

The first cohort of Kauaʻi Medical Training Track students will begin studies in March.

Source: hawaii.edu
$3.4 million to grow Native Hawaiian physicians | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

$3.4 million to grow Native Hawaiian physicians | University of Hawaiʻi System News

The Native Hawaiian Center for Excellence is focused on increasing the representation of Native Hawaiian students in medicine and other health professions.

Source: hawaii.edu
QMSA hosts three international students for medical exchange programme - Vimarsana News

QMSA hosts three international students for medical exchange programme

Doha: The Qatar Medical Students Association (QMSA) in the College of Medicine at Qatar University Health (QU Health) hosted the Medical Student Excha...

MSRTC spotlight: One teacher's insight into inspiring empathy and creativity through science research - Vimarsana News

MSRTC spotlight: One teacher's insight into inspiring empathy and creativity through science research

During the Society for Science Middle School Research Teachers Conference, one teacher provided insight to attendees on how to inspire empathy and creativity through science research.

Starting School with a Twist at Grass Lake School - Vimarsana News

Starting School with a Twist at Grass Lake School

Back to school for the teachers at Grass Lake School had a "twist" this year. The teachers were participants in an all school event to begin the year with them being a bit "in the dark."