Media & Resources
The Stanford Medical Youth Science Program has been featured in both local and national media. Read all about our staff, students' and programs' successes in the following articles:
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Antonio, Javier, and Rhonda, 2011 participants, preparing a group research project presentation. |
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- Gentry Health: Surviving & Thriving: Acclaimed Stanford program helps underserved teens beat the odds – July, 2012
- Stanford School of Medicine: Presidential award goes to Stanford science program for minority, low-income high school students – November 15, 2011
- Stanford School of Medicine: Forget summer break: Med school training programs offer challenges to future scientists, doctors – July 11, 2011
- Gilroy Dispatch: CHS student beats out 800 applicants for youth medical program – June 14, 2011
- Stanford School of Medicine: Winkleby to be honored with inaugural White prize – April 11, 2011
- Bayer: Planting the Seeds for a Diverse U.S. STEMPipeline: A Compendium of Best Practice K-12 STEM Education Programs – 2010
- Stanford School of Medicine: Program opens doors to the world of medical science – September 15, 2010
- The Sacramento Bee: Graduating today, Sac High student has made great strides – May 29, 2010
- Stockton Record (Recordnet.com): Student's success tempered by tragedy – May 26,
2010
- The Stanford SEPA Project: Funded by the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Health Resources; Marilyn Winkleby, Principal Investigator – April,
2010
- Stanford News: 2009 Cuthbertson, Dinkelspiel, Gores awards honor faculty, students and staff (honoring Judith T. Ned) – June 3,
2009
- bench & bedside (A magazine for the alumni of Stanford University Medical Center): Rick
Nolley, Jr. EMT and Expanding
Diversity in the Science and Health Professions – February,
2009