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Closing remarks and contact information as you prepare for your away rotations.

The pros and cons of away rotations and how to plan for the number of rotations you should apply to.

Understanding the cost of away rotations and what financial options are available.

How to apply for rotations through VSLO including completing My Profile, student document requirements, and home institution document requirements.

Information on when access is granted to VSLO and the requirement to complete a FERPA release. The FERPA release can be accessed at: https://intranet.medicine.illinois.edu/private/vslo-release/.

An explanation of common acronyms, initialisms, and terms used when discussing away rotations.

An introduction to the video series on VSLO and Away Rotations for Carle Illinois students.

A new field is emerging at the intersection of biology, cognitive science, and computer science, which will revolutionize many aspects of our future. Central to this development is a recognition that…

This To Your Health! Lecture is by Erin Kerby, Vet Med Librarian. She will be discussing: Coronaviruses have been present and active in animals for a long time, but what do we know about animals and…

MK Czerwiec, RN, MA will discuss the origins, methods, and rationale for the use of comics as a research tool.

In this webcast installment on mental health disparities and access, we will learn about Dr. Sadiq Patel’s journey from childhood to becoming a teacher, consultant, social worker, and…

MCB Leaders host panel about how to prepare for the MCAT

Panel of three faculty from College of Vet Med plus Diana from campus media relations.

Sponsored by ISVMA and Merck; 6 panelists that included small animal, academia, industry, mixed animal, and large animal.

Dr. Roberts-Lieb provides an overview of the Carle Illinois mission, vision, culture, our students, curriculum, resources, and how to get involved in the college.

Cancer Center at Illinois spot focused on the partnership between Paul Hergenrother and Tim Fan that led to the development of PAC-1, a glioblastoma (brain cancer) drug.

The main goal of this project is to identify a corpus of terms to represent engineering concepts that are meaningful to both engineering and medical faculty. This poster encapsulates…

The STEM Illinois Communiversity Think and Do Tank Webcast series is designed to provide a space for members of the university and community to think about how to create an ecosystem where everyone…

This event is co-sponsored by: The Department of Communication The Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology Illinois Global Health Initiative (RSO) GENEROUSLY FUNDED BY SORF Scott C. Ratzan,…

This event is co-sponsored by: The Department of Communication The Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology Illinois Global Health Initiative (RSO) GENEROUSLY FUNDED BY SORF Scott C. Ratzan,…

This is the zoom recording for the To Your Health!: Graphic Medicine and HIV/AIDS in Comics and Zines presentation by Dr. Spencer D. C. Keralis

Paul Hergenrother, CCIL Deputy Director, explains the unique pathways his research team has taken with drug discovery at Illinois. Working with dogs and cats, diagnosed with aggressive cancers, are…

CCIL Research Program Leader, Tim Fan, discusses how our pet healthcare has accelerated pathways to cancer treatments. CCIL researchers are using comparative oncology which leverages our cats and…

MCAT Preparation Student Panel - Spring 2020