Upcoming Events

Alesia Wagner, DOAssociate Dean of Academic Affairs, Associate Professor in Primary Care Chair of the Curriculum and Admissions CommitteesTouro University California College of Medicine Steven Davis, MAPsySenior Director of AdmissionsTouro University California College of Medicine Friday, May 1, 20261pm-2:30pm PST Workshop Description:Osteopathic medicine offers a patient-centered, whole-person approach—and understanding how to become a strong DO applicant should […]

Efrain Talamantes, MD, MBA, MSc, FACPPresidentEmanate Health Medical Care FoundationFriday, April 17, 20265pm-6:30pm PST Workshop Description:Medicine is not only what you learn in class—it is how you show up for patients, communities, and the systems that shape health. This workshop is designed for community college and university premed students who want a realistic, motivating view

Melissa Gonzalez, MDPGY-2 Psychiatry ResidentDepartment of Psychiatry & Behavioral SciencesStanford Medicine Friday, April 10, 2026, 5pm-6:30pm PST Workshop Description:The path to medicine is rarely linear, and for many students—especially those from community colleges, first-generation backgrounds, or underrepresented communities—obstacles and naysayers can feel constant. This workshop is designed for community college and university premed students who want practical

Sonja Harris-Haywood, M.D., MS, MADeanMeharry Medical College School of MedicineFriday, April 10, 20263pm-4:30pm PST Workshop Description:Health equity is not a buzzword at Meharry Medical College School of Medicine—it is a mission expressed through innovative research, transformative education, exceptional and compassionate health services, and policy-influencing thought leadership. This workshop is designed for community college and university

Keme Carter, MDAssociate Dean for Admissions Professor of Emergency MedicineUniversity of Chicago Pritzker School of MedicineTuesday, March 31, 2026, 3:30pm-5pm PST Note special meeting day and time! Workshop Description:Medical school advice is everywhere, but much of it is second-hand, outdated, or confidently delivered by people who have no clue how admissions decisions are actually made. This workshop

Luis Armando Godoy, M.D. Assistant Professor of SurgeryDirector of Diversity and InclusionUC Davis School of MedicineUC Davis Health SystemSaturday, March 14, 2026, 10am-11:30am PST Workshop Description:Mentorship can be the difference between guessing your way through premed and building a focused, confident path to medicine. This workshop is designed for community college and university premed students who want

Lindsay Mazotti, MD, FACP (she/her)Chief Medical Officer, Medical Education and ScienceSutter HealthFriday, March 27, 20265pm-6:30pm PST Workshop Description:Medicine is not only about clinical skill—it is also about leadership, systems, and the decisions that shape how patients experience care. This workshop is designed for community college and university premed students who want to understand what physician

Margarita M. Ramirez Silva, MS IVStanford School of Medicine Vanessa Nava, MS IIIStanford School of Medicine Katya Vera, MS IIStanford School of Medicine Lexi Straube, MS IIStanford School of Medicine Saturday, April 11, 202610am-11:30am PST Workshop Description:Medical school advice is everywhere, but much of it is second-hand, outdated, or confidently delivered by people who have

Jen RB, OMS-IV Medical StudentPacific Northwest University of Health SciencesSaturday, March 28, 202610am-11:30am PST Workshop Description:If you have ever wondered whether your timeline disqualifies you from medicine, this session is for you. Designed for community college and university premed students, this workshop features Jen RB, an osteopathic medical student (OMS-IV) at Pacific Northwest University of Health

John Graneto, D.O., M.Ed., FAAP, FACEPFounding Dean and ProfessorCHSU College of Osteopathic MedicineVice President for Health Affairs and Chief Academic OfficerCalifornia Health Sciences UniversitySaturday, March 21, 202610am-11:30am PST Workshop Description:Choosing a medical school pathway can feel like sorting signal from noise, especially when advice comes second-hand or from people who have no clue how admissions