CALEB - The Science Club
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CALEB the Science Club is an extracurricular academic program hosted by the University of Missouri-Columbia that involves students at all levels. Although there is a very important emphasis on the middle-school age, students at higher levels of education are actively involved. The older students help to nurture the younger ones, providing extremely valuable input while gaining invaluable mentoring experience themselves. Usually there are Medical and Premedical students in attendance. Their presence models what the younger students can achieve.
Meetings
- Meeting Time: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Lunch to Follow)
Students are welcome to come for our more informal discussions at 10:00 AM before every session. All leaders and those who would like to continue or begin work in the small work groups... PLEASE COME AT 10:00 AM
CPR and First Aid
September 10th, 2011
Presenter: SNMA
School of Nursing (Map)
Planning Session Only
October 1st, 2011
MA223 School of Medicine (Map)
Health Professions
November 5th, 2011
Presenters: HP Faculty
Lewis Hall, 5th Floor (Map)
Planning Session Only
January 14th, 2012
MA223 School of Medicine
Simulation Center
February 4th, 2012
CSE Building
6th Floor(Map)
Nursing Skills Lab
March 3rd, 2012
School of Nursing (Map)
Communication Skills
April 7th, 2012
School Board Studio (Map)
Join CALEB!
Complete our membership applciation to get started
We are looking forward to a very exciting program this year!
Welcome
Our 2010-2011 CALEB programming has been outstanding thanks to the many faculty, mentors, parents, and dedicated students. I would like to express our deep appreciation for those who facilitated each of our educational sessions, sacrificing time you could have spent with family or doing other things.
We are looking forward to an outstanding year. We will be devoting significant time this year to advance planning of the Baldrige process. Contact Dr. Ingram if you want to be involved with the planning.
Best wishes for an outstanding summer and to those who are graduating high school, college, and medical school. Please accept our most sincere thanks for your contributions to the success of the science club. Please stay in touch and let us know the great accomplishments that I am sure your path will lead you to.
E.A. Ingram, MD
Senior Associate Dean for Diversity & Inclusion
(573) 882-0572
