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Indiana General Assembly Grants up to $1 Million in Scholarships

Michael A Evans Center for Health Sciences

Thanks to provisions in the newly passed Indiana state budget, students in the new Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MU-COM) may receive up to a total of $1 million in primary care scholarships from the State of Indiana. The scholarship program allows students to receive up to $10,000 per student each year. Scholarship recipients must be Indiana residents and agree to serve one year in a primary care practice in a medically underserved area in Indiana for every year they receive the scholarship. These scholarships will be administered by the Indiana Commission on Higher Education....read more

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  • Dates: 26 – 26 Mar, 2013
  • Address: Allison Mansion
  • Contact: Jenny Morris
  • Email: jmorris@marian.edu
  • Phone: 317.955.6185

Every spring, alumni meet at Allison Mansion to help Marian University students learn how to network. Networking is the number one way to find a job in today's market, so it is essential that students develop this skill and have a chance to practice it in a friendly environment. Networking Knights provides just that. Students receive a brief tutorial before joining alumni for a reception where they can practice their networking skills in small groups. All alumni and students are invited to participate.

For more information or to participate in Networking Knights contact Jenny Morris in the Office of Internships and Career Services at 317.955.6185 or jmorris@marian.edu or Sarah Ley in the Office of Alumni Relations at 317.955.6212 or sley@marian.edu.

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  1. 1 Lynda Carter 24 Mar

    What time doest the event start?

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