
Summer 2005 NIH-Bridges Faculty and
Students
nih / bridges program
Purchase
College, State
University of
New York (SUNY)
is unlike many
institutions
of higher education
in the U.S.
because it has
an outstanding
undergraduate
program in the
Natural Sciences
that serves
a high percentage
of minority
students (32.8%)
and successfully
places them
in Master's
and Ph.D. programs
or the workforce.
It also maintains
strong partnerships
with other local
colleges and
universities
that have excellent
science programs
as well as with
the surrounding
corporate community.
Purchase
College, State
University of
New York (SUNY)
in collaboration
with Westchester
Community College
(WCC), Dutchess
Community College
(DCC), Orange
County Community
College (OCCC),
the American
Health Foundation/
Westchester Medical
Center, Albert
Einstein College
of Medicine,Sullivan
County, and
funding from
the National Institutes
of Health (NIH)
has established
a Bridges to
the Baccalaureate
Degree Program
for underrepresented
minority students
that will enable
them to attain
careers or advanced
degrees in biomedical
research.
Click
for more information
on program objectives, what
the program consists
of,
and qualifications
for admission to
the program.
What
students say
. . .
Bridges
students share
their thoughts
about what the
program has meant
for them.
current
program
Status
of current students:
What have they been
doing since joining
the program?
Presentations
from summer research
session (June
2005): Bridges students
do research each summer
on a wide variety
of topics, working
one-on-one with Purchase
College faculty.
HOW
TO APPLY
Click
for an application
form that
you can print
out and mail in,
or submit in person
at your community
college campus. |