Testimonials
PSI 2024 Cohort
"I've learned about fascinating fields such as regenerative medicine, computational modeling, and more, fields I would not have been exposed to otherwise. I truly feel that without this program, I would not have the same level of ambition to pursue science, because now I’ve gotten to experience real research, and I see it as a calling and viable career path instead of just a distant dream"
What she learned >
Sara
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What she thinks of PSI >
Naomi
"While it takes years to develop adept analytical and scientific skills, thanks to PSI I was able to learn from remarkable amazing researchers and students that helped me take those first steps. Before PSI, science was something confined in textbooks and classrooms, but now I see science as a collaborative effort involving mentors, peers, and students, and something I am excited to be a part of."
"I am glad I had the opportunity to go through the PSI program. It taught me and allowed me to practice my communication skills, as well as learn more about the medical and research field. The PSI program made it possible for me to get an internship with a radiologist! The PSI program was an enriching experience that is inspiring me to go into the medical field."
What he learned >
Ivan
Previous PSI Cohorts
Daniel
What he learned at PSI>
"I had never thought about working in a research lab in high school, and the opportunity to do so through the PSI program really inspired me to dive head first into the field neuroscience."
Ella
Why she Loves PSI>
"...the PSI program was incredibly helpful in that I was able to work in a lab setting and learn what came with working with animals and others in stressful situations."
Megan
What sparked her interest>
"I still remember being awestruck when I got to see a flow cytometer... [PSI] helped only strengthened my interest in the life sciences."
Gina
Advise for students>
"Take the time to get to know the faculty and learn about outside opportunities! I was able to help write a patient page that was published in a journal..."