Prairie Grove High School junior Maddy Adams has been accepted into the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences' (UAMS) Medical Applications of Science for Health (MASH) program for summer 2025. This competitive two-week enrichment camp introduces rising juniors and seniors to a wide range of health care careers through immersive, hands-on experiences.
The MASH program, offered at various locations across Arkansas, provides students with opportunities to explore medical professions through activities such as suturing, CPR training, dissections, and facility tours. Participants also engage with health care professionals, gaining insights into fields like nursing, radiology, pharmacy, and respiratory therapy. The program aims to inspire students to pursue careers in health care by offering a realistic glimpse into the medical field.
Maddy's acceptance into the MASH program is a testament to her academic achievements and dedication to exploring a future in health care. To qualify, applicants must be entering the 11th or 12th grade, have completed at least one biology class, and submit a comprehensive application, including a personal essay, academic transcripts, and recommendation letters.
The MASH program is offered at multiple locations throughout Arkansas, including UAMS Regional Campuses and local hospitals . While the specific camp Maddy will attend has not been disclosed, her participation will undoubtedly provide valuable exposure to the medical field and help shape her future career path.
Congratulations to Maddy Adams on this significant achievement. Her acceptance into the MASH program reflects her commitment to academic excellence and her passion for health care. We look forward to seeing the impact this experience will have on her future endeavors.