Aug 04
2011
The Medical Student Training in Aging Research (MSTAR) Program is a summer training experience for medical students, introducing scholars to research and academic opportunities that they may not otherwise have access to in medical school. These short-term scholarships encourage budding researchers to pursue a career in geriatrics by providing mentors and hands-on experience in the lab and the clinic. What does this experience mean for the MSTAR summer scholars? Our new blog, "Diary of an MSTAR Student," highlights personal, day-in-the-life entries by students in the midst of their summer program. These diaries aim to inspire others who might be considering…
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