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Mary Day,
Director of Precollege

Autumn Marzette-Bell,
Program Coordinator

Bettie Poole,
Program Assistant

Ph: 262-595-2176
Fax: 262-595-2625

Middle School Programs
Grades 6th-8th
High School Programs
Grades 9th-12th
Summer Only

Doctors of Our Community (DOC II)

Doctors of Our Community (DOC II) is 10-day residential program which introduces high school students to opportunities in health careers by exposing them to professional schools and practitioners. DOC offers students simulation of the college application process, course selection and test taking strategies. This program includes field trips to medical facilities, schools and clinical observation of health professionals. After completing the program, students will be more aware of careers and opportunities in the health care field; have increased interest in completing advanced math and science courses in high school; a better understanding of the medical school entrance process by participating in medical school admission exercises; and taking MCAT and DAT practice tests. Additional educational outcomes of the program include increased skill in preparing college research papers through research writing exercises, increased knowledge of anatomy through Q&A discussions and increased familiarity with life on a college campus.

Program Facts:
EligibilityGrade Level: students in grades 10th - 12th
Gender: coed (female/male)
GPA: 3.0 basic core courses
DatesSummer
ScholarshipDPI Scholarships are available to students eligible for free or reduce lunch
Program10 day Residential
Fees$2000 food and travel included
Maximum Enrollment10
Enrollment DatesJanuary until full.
LocationUW-Parkside
SubjectAcademic, Career, Computer, Health, Math, Medicine, Minority, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacology, Physics, Physiology, Psychology, Research, Science, Statistics, Technology, Theory, Veterinary

For more information on Doctors of Our Community (DOC II), contact:
Mary Day, Director
Phone: (262) 595-2176 | Fax: (262) 595-2625