Center for Simulation | The University of Arizona College of Medicine

The PACE Conference was an excellent opportunity for high school students interested in pursuing medicine to learn more about medical education and research.

The PACE Conference Welcomed High School Students Interested in Medicine to Learn More about Potential Career Paths

April 21, 2025

More than 130 students came to the college's campus to explore what it takes to pursue a career in health care

The SIM 2024 Conference — Simulation, Innovation and Medical Education invited health professionals to the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix to learn more about the importance of simulation training in medicine

Conference Highlights the Value and Impact of Providing Simulation-Based Education in Health Care

October 08, 2024

SIM 2024 taught health care professionals from across the country best practices for running an effective simulation center

Dr. Beyda with the presenting medical students at the conference

Global Health at the Crossroads Examined Ethical Questions Around Humanitarian Care

August 06, 2024

Symposium brought together physicians and students to discuss ethical approaches to serve global health needs

Students from Estrella Middle School using the Laparoscopic Simulator in the college's Center for Simulation and Innovation (All photos courtesy of Pam Lindley, City of Phoenix)

Junior Medicine Program Introduces Local Youth to the Wonders of Medicine

December 22, 2023

Eighth-grade students got hands-on experience with state-of-the-art technology that medical students use to train for their future careers as physicians

Naria Quazi and Shannon Alsobrooks, Class of 2025 medical students and former Girl Scouts, pose with attendees of the Go Girl Scouts Go STEAM Camp

Medical Students Pay It Forward at the Inaugural Go Girl Scouts Go STEAM Camp

May 30, 2023

Former Girl Scouts — now medical students — introduce the next generation to careers in science and medicine