The deadline to request an application for fall 2012 has passed. Inforation for fall 2013 prospective students will be available soon. February- March 2012
Select students will be invited to Chicago for an interview day with Feinberg School of Medicine faculty members and medical students
April 2012
Applicants will be notified of the Admission Committee's decision
HPME Student News
 Congratulations to Francis Lovecchio, 2012 Fulbright Fellow!
Francis will spend a year teaching English in Madrid before matriculating to Feinberg.
|  Congratulations to Gabby Ahlzadeh, Danielle Chun, and Annsa Huang!
Recipients of the 2011 Northwestern University International Group Research Fellowship
Gabby, Danielle, and Annsa will spend the summer in Palacios, Bolivia working with Centro Medico Humberto Parra to assess the prevalence of diabetes and hypertension in Centro Medico’s neighboring communities. They also seek to identify associated risk factors such as obesity, smoking and exercise habits, and level of care provided.
The International Group Research Fellowship in Global Health offers the opportunity for groups of students interested in global health to conduct a team research project in an international setting. IPD looks for strong, well-prepared, and creative research projects and encourages students of all disciplines of study to apply. The fellowship is sponsored by the Framework Programs for Global Health, a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Fogarty International Center. |  "Why a BS/MD Was Right for Me"
by Marguerite Huff
© 2011 Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth. Reprinted with permission from Imagine magazine:www.cty.jhu.edu/imagineread more >>  |
|  "HPME has truly been the single most powerful opportunity that I have ever been offered - I think if there's one thing I'd want people to know is that this is the chance for you to turn your education into a longitudinal experience. If you do happen to know what you want to do (and even if you don't), you can string together experiences in a coherent way (with some adjustments along the way as you learn what you do and don't like) to create a pretty compelling story and background that will set you up for the opportunity to make some potentially amazing contributions to medicine in your career."
Alexander Sheu
MD Candidate Class of 2013
Fellow, Howard Hughes Institute, 2011-12
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine read more about Alex's research |
