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The latest information about SARAS 2022 05-12-22
- Contact SARAS coordinator at SARAS@stonybrookmedicine.edu for registration info.
- No On-Campus Housing for 2022-SARAS
- Students must be in high school (must finish at least 9th grade by June 2022) or college to attend SARAS. No need for reference letters or Transcripts
- 2022-SARAS takes place July 11-29
- 2022-SARAS is a morning only In-person program (8:15 AM to 12:00 Noon)
- Students must be fully vaccinated (COVID) to participate in 2022-SARAS
- LIRR commuter chaperoning from Stony Brook Train station will be available
- 2022-SARAS will be held in the MART Auditorium (adjacent to Stony Brook Hospital main building)
- 2022 SARAS program fee is $800 (non-refundable)
What is SARAS?
- Workshops, Lectures, Discussions & Expert's Views on Topics in Biomedical Sciences
- Lab Safety Sessions leading to Certification to Work in a Research Lab
- Exam prep sessions to get ready for SAT/ACT/MCAT
- much, much more!
- SARAS-2021 is featured in Stony Brook News
The 17
th Annual SARAS was held as an In-person event limited to 60 students following CDC/NY State/ Stony Brook University/
Medical School/Hospital COVID-19 guidelines July 5-23, 2021
Group Photo from 2019 - SARAS attended by 120 students
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is SARAS?
- SARAS is a 3-week, summer program designed to heighten the awareness of High School and Undergraduate students in many aspects of Biomedical Science. The program has been offered since 2004.
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Where is SARAS held?
- SARAS takes place in the Health Sciences Center at Stony Brook University.
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What will I learn by attending SARAS?
- What you get out of SARAS depends on the effort you exert.
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Read about the experiences of SARAS graduates on the Feedback page.
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View photos and videos taken at SARAS over the years and see smiling, inquisitive students!
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