UMN Pre-Health Student Resource Center

Uncover sustainability through a cultural lens with AHS: 3003 Sustainable Approaches to Health in France!

Travel with the PHSRC during the May Term to explore Montpellier and innovative healthcare.

The application deadline has now been extended until January 27th and can be found in the
This course is open to all undergraduate students, so apply today!

Uncover sustainability through a cultural lens with AHS: 3003 Sustainable Approaches to Health in France!

Travel with the PHSRC during the May Term to explore Montpellier and innovative healthcare. Applications are due January 15th and can be found in the

This course is open to all undergraduate students, so apply today!

Happy New Year! The PHSRC is here to support you in achieving your pre-health goals. Wishing you luck, health, and happiness in 2025 (and fewer all-nighters). Go get 'em, Gophers! 🥂

Congratulations to all December graduates, with an extra special congrats to our very own Ryan Fauglid! Ryan has been the PHSRC Communications and Operations Assistant since September 2022, and has brought so much creativity and strategic thinking into our communications.

After graduation, he will be starting a new position as Health Communications Associate with Allina Health! We’ll check in with Ryan later this spring to share more about his experience working inside a health care organization in a non-direct patient care role.

Thanks for everything, Ryan! You’ll be missed by all of us in the Pre-Health Student Resource Center 〽️❤️🤗

Great work, Gophers! Your finals have come to an end, but don't forget—we're still here for you! If you need any assistance over winter break, the Pre-Health Student Resource Center has drop-in appointments available.

Are you looking for ways to spend your winter break? The PHSRC has compiled some ideas just for you. Visit our to check out our blog!

Good luck crushing those finals, Gophers! We know those exams hate to see you coming. Keep up the good work! 💪📚

It’s Cookies for Finals day!! You can stop by the Pre-Health Student Resource Center anytime between 1:00pm-3:00pm to warm up from this cold weather with a nice sweet treat! 🍪☕️

Explore the history of medicine with AHS 3005: Modern Medicine Through History in Greece! Travel with the PHSRC during the May Term to experience Athens through the lens of Greek history. Applications are due January 15th and can be found in the

This course is open to all undergraduate students, so apply today!

On Wednesday December 11th pre-health students are invited to join the Pre-Health Student Resource Center for our winter Cookies for Finals event. Stop by anytime between 1:00 and 3:00 pm to de-stress and enjoy a cookie with a nice cup of hot cocoa! Visit z.umn.edu/prehealthevents to find other events like this on our pre-health events calendar!

It’s that time of year: wrapped season! To honor this (unofficial) holiday, we want to share our PHSRC Wrapped. Swipe through to see some of our highlights from the year. Who was your most listened to artist?

Are finals stressing you out? Stop by the Pre-Health Student Resource Center on December 11th for a sweet treat! Cookies and hot cocoa will be available to students from 1-3pm, as well as the opportunity to chat with our staff and counselors. Finals can be hard so we encourage you to take this time to relax and de-stress. You deserve it! You can find our Cookies for Finals event, alongside other upcoming events, on our Pre-Health Events Calendar! Just click the ->"Info Sessions & Workshops." We hope to see you there!

Location: 2-565 Moos Tower, near Caribou Coffee

Are you thinking about studying abroad? Visit our to read advice from Nongnah, a senior studying Biology, with a minor in Public Health and Leadership, and her experience studying abroad through AHS 3003: Sustainable Approaches to Health in France. Don't miss out on your chance to have an awesome experience like Nongnah's! The program deadline is January 15th so make sure to apply.

We are wishing y’all a happy, safe, and tasty Thanksgiving! 🦃🌽🍎

November is National Native American Heritage Month! Today, the PHSRC would like to provide information on a few of the available resources for Native American students at the U of M:

Twin Cities CAIMH Student Lounge: The Twin Cities' Center of American Indian and Minority Health has just opened a brand new lounge! Here, students will have access to a lounge area, traditional medicines, a kitchen, a pantry, a conference room, study spaces (individual and shared), a lactation room, and printing services! Location: Mayo Building and Additions (420 Delaware Street SE Minneapolis, MN 55455) in the Mayo G254 Suite.

Circle of Indigenous Nations (COIN): COIN offers a range of specialized services, programs, events, and resources to assist American Indian/Native American, Alaska Native, and First Nations students throughout their journey at the University. COIN also creates a welcoming on-campus space where Native and global Indigenous students are able to build relations with each other through shared interests, cultural values/traditions, and historical experiences.
Location: 322 Appleby Hall, 128 Pleasant Street SE Minneapolis, MN 55455

American Indian Cultural Center (AISCC): The AISCC serves as a central meeting place for many American Indian student organizations. Location: The second floor of the Coffman Student Union

Visit the to learn about more available resources!

Today is Give to the Max Day 2024! We are raising money to support students in our Health Profession Pathways Program through health related experiential opportunities.

Students in our 2023 Pathways Cohort recently participated in an Interprofessional Escape Room where they practiced their teamwork and communication skills to solve a complex healthcare scenario. Visit the to support students in their pre-health journeys!

Are you considering a career in health care? Register for AHS 1102: Orientation to Health Careers! this course is designed to help students understand the broad field of health. By the end of this course, students will integrate new found self-awareness and health career knowledge into a comprehensive career action plan that best meets their career interests! This course is asynchronous and easy to fit into your schedule. Click the to learn more!

In AHS 1612: Future Physician- Life & Work of a Physician, students will spend the semester learning from physician guest speakers and faculty about their different medical specialties and careers! AHS 1612 is a 1 credit class that meets Wednesdays from 3:35pm-4:25pm.

Past speakers include Dr. Chas Salmen, Dr. David Hamlar, Dr. Michael Pitt (), Dr. Andrew Grande, Dr. Jessika Ralph, and many more!