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| Each year, USC APAMSA, along with Alhambra High School’s Math, Engineering, and Science Achievement Program (MESA), pairs up high school students with first or second-year medical students based upon common interests, such as hobbies, college interests, and extracurricular activities. The
goals of the program are twofold: (1) To provide high school
students with positive role models who can serve as a resource as
they go through the rigors of high school, apply to colleges, and
plan their future careers and (2) to give medical students an
opportunity to serve the community and make a difference in the
lives of young people. We
hope to accomplish these goals through academic and social events.
Last
year, 54 MESA students were matched with mentors and the program
introduced three new events, which were all well received.
This year, our goal is to build upon the success of last
year’s program and strengthen the relationship that USC APAMSA
shares with the Please contact our program coordinators if you'd like more information. |
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The diversity of Asian and Pacific Islander communities in Los Angeles necessitates raising awareness of and addressing unmet health needs specific to each community. These goals stand behind current projects of youth mentorship, health fairs, Hepatitis B community outreach, cultural events, bone marrow registration drives, and research opportunities. |
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Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association c/o Office of Student Affairs University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine 1975 Zonal Avenue, Suite 100B Los Angeles CA 90033 |
