Duke AHEC Scholars Program

The NC AHEC Scholars Program recruits, trains, and supports a diverse group of students from across the state, creating a multidisciplinary team of health professionals committed to both community service and the transformation of health care in North Carolina.

Pathways to Health Careers Camp

Students are introduced to the exciting world of health careers through hands-on activities, field trips, tours, and testimonials from practicing health care providers!

Summer Programs

Health careers or STEM-related summer programs in and around Durham County.

Duke Psychology Internship Training Program

A central vision of the Duke Internship Program is to provide both the breadth to ensure core competencies while giving opportunities to pursue depth into a specific area of Clinical Psychology.

Health Careers High School Activities

Activities and workshops help foster an interest in health careers and allow students to explore health professions and prepare for a future in health careers.

Resources for College Students

ECU Brody School of Medicine Summer Program for Future Doctors | Science Enrichment Program (SEP) | Medical Education Development (MED)

Health Careers and Workforce Diversity

Camp Meds, Brenner Fit® (Families in Training Culinary Camp)

Continuing Professional Development

The Clinical Teaching Associate (CTA) Program, Community Health Partnerships’ Program, the North Carolina Annual STD Update

Student and Preceptor Support

Graduate Management Education and Patient Services

Dental Programs

Central Carolina Community College's Dental Programs provide top-quality training for careers as a dental hygienist or dental assistant.

Health Information Technology

The Health Information Technology program provides training to students who wish to pursue a career in the administrative side of healthcare.

Aggie Enrichment Camps

The Aggie Enrichment Camps provide opportunities for youth to explore future careers, discover hidden talents and excel in academics.

TRIO Upward Bound

A federally funded TRiO Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education to generate in participants, the skills and motivation necessary to succeed in post-secondary education.

Minority Health International Research Training Program (MHIRT)

The program provides opportunities for minority students to gain valuable international biomedical/public health research experience under the tutelage of prominent African scientists in southern Africa.

Support Program For Academic & Research Enhancement (E-Spare)

The goal of the grant is increase the competitiveness of minority students for entry into Ph.D. programs in biomedical/behavioral sciences.