Extracurricular Activities and Student Leadership Roles
Chamberlain University encourages students to actively participate in extracurricular activities and take on leadership roles within student organizations. By organizing events, leading teams, and managing projects, students develop essential leadership skills such as delegation, organization, and effective communication. These experiences foster confidence and empower students to become influential leaders within the healthcare community.
Research Opportunities: Expanding Knowledge and Advancing Practice
Aspiring physician assistants at Chamberlain University have the chance to engage in cutting-edge research projects. These research opportunities not only expand their knowledge but also contribute to advancing the practice of healthcare. Students work closely with faculty members who guide them through the research process and help them develop critical thinking and analytical skills.
Faculty-Led Research Projects
The program offers students the opportunity to collaborate with faculty members on research projects. Faculty members, who are experts in their respective fields, provide mentorship and guidance throughout the research process. Students contribute to ongoing research studies, gaining firsthand experience in conducting research, data analysis, and interpreting results. This exposure to research fosters a spirit of inquiry and a deeper understanding of evidence-based practice.
