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JAMP Summer Internship Recap
Summer 2022 was an exciting time for JAMP students and administration as partner medical
schools hosted JAMP summer internships in-person after being held virtually the last
two years. JAMPers engaged in various academic, cultural, and professional enrichment
opportunities based on eight foundational summer internship goals. Medical school
preceptorships, providing clinical experiences, learning what it's like to be a medical
school student are among the many exciting opportunities JAMPers experience.
JAMP's Director and Associate Director, Dr. Joel Robles and Mr. Joshua Anzaldua, road
tripped across the Lone Star State to engage with current JAMPers at each host medical
school. From Dallas, to Houston, San Antonio, and across the Texas borderlands, Dr.
Robles and Mr. Anzaldua met with summer interns and had valuable conversations spanning
various topics including MCAT preparation, the TMDSAS application process, and their
overall summer internship experience.
JAMP extends its deepest thanks to all partner medical schools, coordinators, and all personnel involved in planning and ensuring the JAMP 2022 summer internship experience was both engaging and meaningful for all JAMP summer interns.
Early application data from TMDSAS and JAMP for EY 2027 shows continued growth in student engagement, application submissions, and participation across Texas healthcare education pathways.
TXHES is pleased to welcome Victoria Moe as Deputy Executive Director, adding a seasoned higher education and workforce development leader to the organization's executive team.
As part of a broader UT System initiative, JAMP is utilizing Canvas to enhance scholar engagement, centralize resources, strengthen communication, and create a more connected experience for students and program partners across Texas.
