Project HOPE

Interested applicants please download the file and read it. Application forms are available in the Science, Engineering and Division Office in the PS building.

Instructional Aid Info

Please disregard the closing date. THE NEW CLOSING DATE WOULD BE ON NOVEMBER 20, 2009.

If you have already filled out an application, please go into the Science, Engineering and Division Office in the PS building and fill out one again for the upcoming positions.

New Health Fair Schedule (October to December 2009)

Interested Volunteers please download link

Health Fair Schedule October to December 2009.doc

or go to the Health Fair Schedule Section

FALL TUTORING and SUPPLEMENTARY INSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

Please click link to download the schedule:

Fall 2009 Tutoring and SI Schedule

Mission Statement

Project HOPE is dedicated to increasing the number of Latinos and other underrepresented groups entering, matriculating, and completing health careers. The project aims to create an academic pipeline facilitating the success of minority students in this competitive field. Program activities include:

Student services geared toward health careers
Provide workshop, conference and research opportunities
Provide community service venues
Peer and professional mentoring

Join the HOPE Community!

Students! Here is your chance to become a part of Project HOPE and enjoy its many benefits. Get information on Research Opportunities, Internships, Scholarship Information, Mentoring, Workshops, Conferences, Community Service & Volunteering. You may sign up by downloading the application form and submitting it to the Project HOPE desk in the Public Affairs Building or at the One-Stop Center in the Admissions Building.

Download the Application form now!
(Requires Microsoft Word) Updated: 11/09/09

Mentors, Physicians and Community members!! E-mail us to get more information and to learn how you can help Project HOPE fulfill its mission.

HOPE Recommended Courses!

Project HOPE cares about your future! We want to help you have a successful spring semester, one that begins with careful selection of courses and timely registration. We have found that students that take a class with other Project HOPE students are more likely to form study groups, improve study skills, and perform better in their classes. Ultimately, the challenge is yours to take advantage of the kinds of activities that will ensure your success. We know you will benefit from making that commitment to yourself.

Mentors, Physicians and Community members!! E-mail us to get more information and to learn how you can help Project HOPE fulfill its mission.

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