Medical
Student Research Day is an annual Spring event that allows medical
students to present their research work in a formalized setting, either
as a Poster or as an Oral Communication. This event is a venue for
students to present research work that has been performed prior to or
during their tenure in Medical School. There is no restriction on where
the research has been performed, i.e. U.F. or another Institution.
Please note that M.D./Ph.D. students are welcome to participate in
Medical Student Research Day. However, they will not be eligible for the
awards unless the research presented is unrelated to their Ph.D.
dissertation research. Presentations are judged by a faculty panel, and
students compete for one of the following prizes:
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Two awards from The
American Medical Association-Educational Research Foundation
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Two awards from The
Lawrence M. Goodman Trust (Research Track students only)
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The John Harrington
Tanous award from the Watson Clinic (Lakeland) for research in
Cancer
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The Alpha Omega Alpha
award
This event was held on March 21,
2005. Questions concerning
Research Day should be addressed to Dr. Colin Sumners or to Pat Siter at
392-0034. Names of the 2005
and previous Research Day prize winners can be found at the links below.
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