PrIMES mission is to increase diversity in medical school education.The PrIMES Mentorship is a national program for underrepresented premed students supported by Weill Cornell Medicine.
PrIMES Mentees select college freshmen and sophomores from underrepresented backgrounds who aspire to become …
As the use of artificial intelligence continues to become more mainstream, many industries will want to keep up with emerging and ongoing trends. In order to implement AI systems effectively, companies will have to hire entirely new roles that specialize …
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While working at the Seattle Indian Health Board as an undergraduate student at the University of Washington, Helena Darrow realized that serving her Native community was …
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The Peace Corps announced that the University of Washington is No. 3 on a list of top volunteer-producing institutions over the past two decades.
Only …
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So much of personal finance success is based on our money stories.
And our money stories are written by our background, our race, our gender or sexual orientation—all the things that have nothing to do with math and everything to do with who we are.
So, what if you’re a first-generation immigrant who grew …
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