The Albert E. Dotson, Sr., Pipeline Program for Least Represented in Medicine is a program for FIU undergraduates. Once accepted, the curriculum support will continue until the student graduates. Through this program, we hope to increase the number of underrepresented applicants gaining entrance to medical school.
Program Highlights
The DOTSON Program includes activities that span the following areas: academic enrichment, learning skills development, clinical medicine, communication skills, counseling, career development, and character building. The focus of the program is to help participants not only become better undergraduate students but also become more competitive applicants to medical school.
Communication Skills
- Mock Interviews
- Personal Statement
- Public Speaking
Learning Skills
- Learning Strategies
- MCAT Preparation
- Test-Taking Strategies
- Time Management
Counseling and Mentoring
- Admissions Process
- Financial Aid
- Mentoring by Physician
- Mentoring by Medical Students
Professional and Career Development
- Faculty Mentoring
- Work-Life Balance
Applications are now closed
Contact
Andrea D. Raymond, Ph.D.
Tel: 305-348-6430
Email: adraymon@fiu.edu
Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity and Community Initiatives
11200 SW 8th Street, 660W2
Miami, FL 33199