Students who present their research at the Research Forum in January are encouraged to submit their research for presentation at the Western Student Medical Research Forum in February, which is part of an eight-state American Federation for Clinical Research Symposium in Carmel, California. The Student Advocacy Office provides funding, advisory and logistical support for participation in this program. Students are also given referrals to other departments for possible research opportunities. Medical Student International Program. The Student Advocacy Office offers assistance to students who wish to participate in rotations abroad.
Opportunities are available in nearly every country in the world.
Up to four months' of credit is given for participation in overseas rotations. International Health Forums. During the academic year, the Student Advocacy Office coordinates forums in which students who have completed overseas rotations present an overview of their experience. Brochures with information on electives and residencies. Faculty mentor system that allows students to review faculty interests and select a mentor.