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OSID Pathway Programs

The Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity is home to a variety of pathway programs to prepare and inspire talented students, middle school through college, to pursue careers in medicine and in health-related research.

Research Opportunity for Academic Development in Science (ROADS)

The Medical College of Wisconsin’s (MCW) also previously offered the Research Opportunity for Academic Development in Science (ROADS) program. Unfortunately, MCW will not be holding the ROADS program in summer 2025. However, we are actively reimagining the program and exploring ways to enhance it for future years. In the meantime, we invite you to explore MCW’s many other exceptional Health Sciences and Medical Pathway Programs.
Explore Our Health Science and Medical Career Pathway Programs
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Academic Year Programs

The Student Enrichment Program for Underrepresented Professions (StEP-UP) at MCW is designed to bring opportunities to middle, high school, and college students in the Milwaukee area who are interested in careers in medicine and the sciences.

Learn about academic year programs

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Summer Enrichment Programs

Our summer programs provide immersive experiences to high school and undergraduate students interested in careers in medicine and research.

Learn about summer enrichment programs

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