Exploring the community: Hiking trails
From quick, easy hikes for the whole family to advanced hikes for an intense workout, read on for some of our favorites near each Mayo Clinic campus.
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Brainwaves: Getting elementary kids psyched for science
May 1, 2019You may expect to see Ph.D. and M.D. students working in the lab, studying from behemoth-sized textbooks, or working with patients, and not in local elementary schools, but that’s where several Ph.D. and M.D. students have been spending their time as part of the neuroscience education outreach program, Brainwaves.
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2019 CLER award recipients announced
April 26, 2019Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education has announced the 2019 Clinical Learning Environment Review (CLER) Award recipients.
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Peep this: Stephanie Anguiano-Zarate’s science-themed Peeps diorama
April 19, 2019Stephanie Anguiano-Zarate, a Clinical and Translational Science track student, created an entry for the Open Notebook’s science-themed Peeps diorama contest depicting her thesis project and won.
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Florida students share a pick-me-up at first wellness event
March 20, 2019Jannifer Lee and Lindy Pence, Florida Graduate Student Association (GSA) reps, had been considering how to prevent burnout and to address poor mental health among grad students. With that goal in mind, they sought to plan an event that would give students a break from their lab and school activities for an afternoon during the workweek.
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U.S. News ranks Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine in top 10 medical schools
March 15, 2019In keeping with results from 2018, the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine was again ranked among the top 10 research medical schools in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.
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Learning mindfulness helps medical students — and their future patients
November 13, 2018Medical students from Mayo Clinic in Arizona attended a four-day course outside of their usual curriculum that was created to help them cope with the challenges of being a student and a care provider.
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Former spine surgery fellow receives prestigious award
I was hired in the same department where I interned during the summer between my junior and senior year. The training I received at Mayo Clinic made it easy for me to find a place in my career.
Amy Lee Tran, R.R.T., C.R.T.
2018 Respiratory Care Program graduate who now works in diagnostics labs at Mayo Clinic
Transforming ECG education
There are so many opportunities for student wellness. Some of my favorites have been painting nights, sushi making, knitting club, and all sorts of fun outdoors activities. Selectives also allow for fun medical-related outings, such as the Wilderness selective, Humanities selective, or the former House M.D. marathon selective, where students (under the guidance of a faculty member) had fun whipping out differential diagnoses while watching episodes!
Gohar Manzar
M.D. Program
Reaching the peak
I’ve had a number of mentors, and each of them has had their own style. From daily walking chats to monthly talks over froyo, or physically dismantling and rebuilding equipment — each mentor has elevated my educational and research experiences at Mayo.
Victoria Marks
Ph.D. Program