High school students who were accepted into the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine’s AIM-High Day camp will explore the health care field in a relaxed and fun setting. The information below includes details on where to check in at both the Davie and Tampa Bay campuses, what to wear, and items to bring to make your week as comfortable as possible.
Session 1: July 8-12, 2024
Session 2: July 15-19, 2024
Arrive by 8:00 am and pick up at 5:00 pm daily in the same location as drop-off.
Drop off and pick up students at the Health Professions Division/Terry Building at 3200 South University Drive, Davie, FL 33328. (Enter from Nova Southeastern University Drive, which is right across the street from a Shell gas station.)
To avoid traffic congestion, we ask that you drop off and pick up your student/s as quickly and safely as possible. Please do not park or linger in the drop-off/pick-up area. We will have staff and volunteers on-site to bring the students inside for check-in.
You will receive a name card to display in your windshield when picking up your student. Please be sure to have your ID ready as we will only release the students to those who have been listed on their form.
Session 1: June 24-28, 2024
Arrive by 8:00 am and pick up at 5:00 pm daily in the same location as drop-off.
Drop off and pick up students in front of the Tampa Bay Regional campus by its main entrance at 3400 Gulf to Bay Blvd., Clearwater, FL 33759.
To avoid traffic congestion, we ask that you drop off and pick up your student/s as quickly and safely as possible. Please do not park or linger in the drop-off/pick-up area. We will have staff and volunteers on-site to bring the students inside for check-in.
You will receive a name card to display in your windshield when picking up your student. Please be sure to have your ID ready as we will only release the students to those who have been listed on their form.
For students wishing to self-park in the campus garage, please email bramos1@nova.edu for instructions on attaining a parking pass.
For parents and families who need hotel rooms, you are welcome to use the NSU hotel discount rates as part of the AIM-High program. Please refer to the NSU Travel Website for reservations.
Students taking prescription medication must bring their medication in the original prescription container. Medication will be collected upon arrival and disseminated as prescribed.
All AIM High day camp students must adhere to the clothing policies set by the College of Osteopathic Medicine. As many morning and afternoon activities take place in the medical school facilities, please wear appropriate business attire such as pants, capris, collar shirts, polo shirts, dressy t-shirts, skirts, casual dresses, and closed toe shoes. (No jeans or graphic t-shirts should be worn).
It is a requirement that students wear closed-toe shoes (no sandals) for labs and safety. While the dress is business casual, wear comfortable shoes since you’ll be walking daily around campus.
It’s hot and humid in South Florida and therefore we enforce a strict policy of drinking water and staying hydrated.
Students are provided drawstring backpacks and water bottles. All campers are required to fill up their water bottles every morning before leaving the dining hall or carry bottled water with them. Use the backpack to carry folders with the schedule and evaluations.
NSU is not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen items. Please do not send valuable items that might be damaged or lost if brought to AIM-High camp. This may include expensive clothing or anything that you would be upset if it became scratched, stained, battered, broken, lost, or unrecognizable.
Ruchell Hird-Nottage
rhirdnot@nova.edu
(954) 262-1467
aimhigh@nova.edu
(954) 262-1467
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