
The Knight ADRC T32 offers medical students:
- A Year-Long Research Program (YRP) training program designed for WashU medical students.
- A short-term summer training programs designed for Meharry Medical College students.
Program Details
These programs prepare medical students for careers in ADRD research by providing a combination of mentored research, professional education, and ADRD training. Trainees can tailor their experience to align with their professional goals and ongoing research projects. Core program elements include:
- Mentored research experience that is distinct from home laboratory
- Individual Development Plan (IDP) to address training and career goals
- Monthly career development seminars
- Poster presentation opportunities
- Program orientation
- Participation in relevant journal clubs and seminars
Eligibility & Program Application
Please review the eligibility and application information for medical students below.
Medical Students
Program Eligibility
WashU Students:
- Have an interest in ADRD
- Have completed Phase 2 of the Gateway Curriculum
- Be a U.S. citizen, non-citizen national or permanent resident
Meharry Medical College Students:
- Have an interest in ADRD
- Be in the summer between years 1 and 2 of medical school
- Be a U.S. citizen, non-citizen national or permanent resident
Application Information
- Please contact the Office of Medical Student Research for application information.