Native Americans Into Medicine (NAM)
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Description: NAM is a four-week summer enrichment program for undergraduate students interested in pursuing health careers. Participants work in small groups to problem-solve case studies related to American Indian health. The camp is located on the University of Minnesota-Duluth Campus.
Program instructors include a broad range of Native American faculty, health professionals, traditional elders, and medical students. Accepted NAM students earn a stipend for living expenses. Campus housing is also available for those traveling from outside the Duluth region.
Participating Institution(s):(Click an institution to see all programs it hosts or sponsors)Program Materials:This Program can be Described by:Academic Disciplines:
Medical Sciences
STEM Fields
Keywords:
Anatomy
Cell Culture
Chemical Biology
Health Disparities
Health Science
Human Health & Nutrition
Medical Biology
Medical Laboratory Research
Native American Studies
Natural and Human Systems
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