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Young Scholars in Medicine
A Enrichment Program for Future Healthcare Leaders
Hosted by the Texas Association of Black Female Physicians
About the Program
Young Scholars in Medicine is a dynamic summer enrichment program designed to empower students ages 12–18 through an engaging curriculum focused on math, science, and health. This 8-week experience is perfect for students with an interest in healthcare, medicine, or STEM-related careers.
Program Highlights
- Core Focus Areas: Math, Science, Health & Wellness
- Daily Enrichment: Interactive lessons, labs, and group projects
- Career Exposure: Learn from real Black female physicians and health professionals
- Physical Fitness: Daily movement and wellness sessions
- Life Skills: Leadership, discipline, communication, and goal-setting
Why Your Scholar Should Register?
- Build confidence in STEM subjects
- Gain early exposure to healthcare fields
- Learn in a culturally affirming and supportive environment
- Connect with mentors who look like you
- Develop healthy habits and lifelong skills
Program Dates & Tuition
Dates: Session 1 Begins August 16, Session 2 Begins October 11
Ages: 12–18
Tuition: $350 per month
Location: Virtual and in-person components (details provided after registration)
Registration Deadline: June 10th
Spots are limited—register early!
How to Register
Email Tara White at texas@blackfemalephysician.com to complete your registration. Payment plans and limited scholarships may be available.
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Email:Texas@blackfemalephysician.com or call 214-484-1622
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Empowering Future Leaders
Empowering future youth in medicine is vital to creating a more equitable healthcare system. By nurturing their talents early, we not only increase representation in medical fields but also help address health disparities, improve cultural competency, and inspire the next generation of leaders who can advocate for justice and change in their communities.
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