[bioundgrd] FW: Call for Applications: The City College of New York Masters in Translational Medicine

[Joshua Stone]

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From: Sabriya Stukes <sstukes at ccny.cuny.edu<mailto:sstukes at ccny.cuny.edu>>
Subject: Re: Please Share - Call for Applications: The City College of New York Masters in Translational Medicine
Date: April 11, 2018 at 8:56:19 AM EDT

My name is Sabriya Stukes and I am the Assistant Director of The Master’s in Translational Medicine program at The Ci​ty College of New York. Our program is one that teaches the necessary science, engineering and entrepreneurial concepts critical to moving innovative medical technologies out of the lab and into practical solutions that will advance patient healthcare.
Could you please share the below 'Call for Applications' and attached materials with graduating Biology ​seniors who may be interested in learning more about the program?

Note that the stated application deadline is approaching (April 16th).  That said, we would be glad to work with prospective students who may need additional time to submit all of their application materials.  We ask that interested students reach out to myself to set up an informational interview or start an application in our system prior to April 16th, but can be flexible beyond that.

Many thanks for your help and do let me know if I can provide any additional information.

All the best,
Sabriya
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Sabriya A. Stukes, Ph.D.
Assistant Director, Master’s in Translational Medicine Program

The City College of New York
Grove School of Engineering
Steinman Hall, ​Suite 503
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031​

p. 212.650.7578
w. http://translationalmedicine.ccny.cuny.edu/
e. sstukes at ccny.cuny.edu<mailto:sstukes at ccny.cuny.edu>

Subject: Call for Applications: Earn a Master’s in Translational Medicine and Learn How You Could Design the Medical Technologies of the Future

There is a mounting demand for highly skilled and motivated individuals to translate our abundant science and engineering technologies into actual solutions that will impact the future of patient healthcare.  Earn a Master’s in Translational Medicine and you could be one of them!  This multidisciplinary program delivers hands-on experience in identifying, conceptualizing and prototyping tomorrow’s health technologies today. Experts in academia, clinical research and industry guide the curriculum while students can take advantage of professional partnerships to gain relevant, real-world knowledge that provides a competitive advantage into the job market.

Application deadline is Monday April 16th and is open to all individuals with a STEM background and an interest in designing and developing medical technologies.

For more information about the program, click here: https://translationalmedicine.ccny.cuny.edu/ and to schedule time to speak for an informational meeting, please contact our Assistant Director, Dr. Sabriya Stukes sstukes at ccny.cuny.edu<mailto:sstukes at ccny.cuny.edu>​​​​

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