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Each year, Student Research Day highlights the curiosity, dedication and scholarly achievements of medical students as they present research projects focused on advancing scientific discovery and improving patient care. At the Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine, the event gives students an opportunity to share their work while developing skills that will support them throughout their medical careers.

For the newest class of medical students, receiving a white coat represents more than the start of medical school. It is a milestone that recognizes the work that brought them to the College of Medicine while signaling the responsibility they will carry throughout their education and into their careers.

The Joint Admission Medical Program (JAMP) and Shadowing Opportunity and Application Resource (SOAR) Program provide undergraduate students with opportunities to explore medicine firsthand while building relationships with faculty, physicians and peers who share their passion for serving others.