Mentors and Internship; Work on Real World Scenarios by Fortune 500 Companies

Work with our mentors and participate in a consulting internship

  • Professors

    Professors from bioengineering, biomedical sciences, and health innovation.

  • Professionals

    In health innovation and health informatics.

  • Guided Internship in the Pharmaceutical Industry

    Learn about the drug discovery and development process. Design a patient engagement strategy for a client.

Empowering students and building confidence

The BioEndeavor mentorship and internship programs enable middle and early high school students to meet professors, university students and participate in mini internships

  • Work with alumna from MIT, Brown, Harvard, UBC, University of Waterloo, University of Toronto, and McGill University

  • Learn how technology is driving new careers in biomedical sciences and medicine

  • Explore how drugs are discovered, health tech, AI in biomedicine, and even how climate change will change the role of doctors

  • Participate in a guided, virtual internship in the pharmaceutical industry

  • Our Numbers: 200 Alumni from our 2022-2023 STEAM and career development programming

  • Students have enjoyed presentations by university professors, engineering, business, science undergraduates and professionals

  • We empower students to do good and reach for global citizenship opportunities

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Mentorship and Internship

  • Topics

    Learn about the drug discovery process; Explore how smart nanoparticles are being used for targeted drug delivery; Explore health tech being designed to empower the patient; Discovery how robots and AI are being used in medicine; Learn about health informatics and emerging careers in this space; Explore the role of doctors to protect patients from climate change.

  • Career Mentorship

    Explore emerging careers in the biomedical area; Explore academic programs in the biomedical and health sciences; Develop a unique high school portfolio to build confidence and do good in this area.

  • Internship

    Participate in a guided virtual internship in the pharmaceutical industry; list the mentorship and internship program on your resume.

  • Instructor

    Work with professors from innovation and bioengineering.

  • Mentors

    Receive mentorship from a graduate student from the healthcare and informatics arena.

  • Schedule

    July 8th to July 12th from 11 am to 1:00 pm EST; work with our faculty and mentors in the morning. Engage in career and portfolio planning in the afternoon including designing a passion or social innovation (community) project including office hours with our faculty.

Lead Faculty

Dr. Minna Allarakhia

Dr. Minna Allarakhia is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Brown University. She is the founder of BioEndeavor and the Purposeful Learning school - seeking to inspire students to find their purpose and passion through STEAM for GOOD. The STEAM Accelerator is an initiative to empower middle and early high school students by sharing with and connecting students to exciting programs, schools, and STEAM careers. Dr. Allarakhia fundamentally believes that students must be engaged as early as grade 6 on planning their high school courses, designing a purposeful, meaningful and cohesive extracurricular portfolio, and learning how to design their post secondary educational pathways. It is more than about "getting into university/college" for Dr. Minna Allarakhia. It is about enabling personal clarity for her students on what success, fulfillment and balance means today, in high school, in undergraduate, graduate school and in life itself. She brings vast experience across the sciences, engineering disciplines, and in the management of technological innovation as Faculty and as an entrepreneur. Dr. Minna Allarakhia has studied at a number of institutions in the U.S. and Canada. Her kind demeanor and deep commitment to all students has been appreciated by the 100s of students each she has taught.

Course curriculum