We have officially arrived!!! We are the Office of Access and Outreach at @uoftmedicine. We're the home of @cos_uoft, the Summer Mentorship program, the BIPOC Health Club, STEAM, and more! . To learn more about us visit our new website: Stay tuned 🤗🥳

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RT @WCHIndigenous: Last week we welcomed a new cohort of ZNBGK students. 📚👋.In partnership with University of Toronto's Office of #Indigeno….

Thank you to all the faculty, staff, community organizations, and volunteers that made this all possible. Congratulations to the 2024 class of STEAM Design, and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors. (2/2)

That's a wrap for STEAM-D Summer 2024! . In the past month, our learners networked with healthcare professionals, explored career pathways, deepened their knowledge on STEM topics, and challenged themselves to create innovative solutions to their research questions. (1/2)

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We would like to express our endless gratitude to the community organizations, faculties, and volunteers who have collaborated with us. (7/7)

Finally, the students ended their week with Community Impact Day, where they engaged in volunteer activities to make a difference in their community. Highlights include packing food for the homeless at Good Shepherd, and revitalizing the Green Roof at Central YMCA. (6/7)

The Faculty of Molecular Genetics also hosted a student panel talk where students learned about the careers in molecular genetics, as well as the exciting research currently being done in the field. (5/7)

At the Faculty Fair, students had the chance to network with representatives from the various University of Toronto undergraduate, graduate, and professional STEM programs. (4/7)

Their trip to the Women’s College Hospital taught them about the history of women and medicine, and gave them insight into the career journeys of a family physician, pharmacist, nurse, and research student. (3/7)

During Physiotherapy Day, students were able to explore the diverse career pathways in physiotherapy. They participated in immersive sessions where they applied their knowledge of muscles and bones in a competition, as well as learning how to use crutches and knee braces. (2/7)

We’re quickly approaching the end of the program, but that doesn’t mean that the fun will stop! This week, our learners attended several speaker sessions and panel talks that provided invaluable information for their academic and career pathways. (1/7)

Thank you to the organizations, departments, and volunteers who collaborated with us. We would not be able to present these opportunities without your invaluable contributions. (6/6).