September

• First-year Seminar:  Using the resources available—An introduction to career and professional development
  Doctors Owings, Kumari and Bera
  
  

October

• Workshop: Preparing for your residency interview
  
  

November

• Psychiatry Specialty Night, Wednesday, Nov. 29, 6 p.m.
  Hosted by Doctors Hilty and Hales and residents and faculty of the Department of Psychiatry
  Come ask questions and learn more about specializing in psychiatry while enjoying dinner.
  1617 Van Damme Dr. (the home of Don Hilty, M.D.)
  Davis, CA 95616
  (530) 758-7000
  R.S.V.P. by Nov. 22 to Beth Abad or Yvette Gutierrez at medalumni@ucdavis.edu or
  (916) 734-9410
  
  
• First-year Seminar:  Discovering who you are—An introduction to self assessment
  facilitator to be identified
  
  

January

• Workshop: Creating your rank order list
  
  

February

• First-year Seminar:  What should I do this summer?
  Student panel, student affairs and career advising staff
  
  
• Second-year Seminar:  Planning your third year
  facilitator to be identified
  
  
• Third-year Seminar:  Narrowing your choices
  facilitator to be identified
  
  

March

• First-year Seminar:  Using the college, your faculty mentor and career resources
  College directors
  facilitator to be identified
  
  
• Third-year Seminar: Self evaluation of your résumé/CV/application
  small group format
  
  

April

• First-year Seminar:  Lessons learned in the first year of medical school
  Doctors Owings, Kumari, Bera and college directors (small group format)
  
  
• Third-year Seminar:   Finding your Specialty
  facilitator to be identified
  
  

May

• Third-year Seminar:   Choosing a Residency
  facilitator to be identified
  
  

June

• Workshop: Residency application
  
  
• Seminar: Fourth-year orientation

July

• Workshop: Writing your personal statement
  
  
• Workshop: ERAS
  
  

For more events, visit the Medical Student Interest Group Web sites.

These events are tentatively scheduled for 2007; more information will be posted as it becomes available.

• ER Night
  Ask questions and learn about specializing in emergency medicine.
  
  
• Ophthalmology Night
  An opportunity to meet practicing ophthalmologists, residents and faculty.
  
  
• Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Night
  Learn more about specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation.
  
  
• Family Medicine Night
  Talk with current faculty and residents, as well as esteemed alumni, about the many and varied training opportunities and experiences in the Family Medicine Residency Program.