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About the Lang Youth Medical Program
Established in 2003 with the support of noted philanthropist Eugene M. Lang, the Lang Youth Medical Program (Lang Youth) at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (NYP) is a six-year science enrichment, mentoring, internship, and college preparatory program for talented ethnic minority youth who aspire to become future scientists and healthcare professionals. Utilizing NYP resources, Lang Youth provides its students with a hands-on science curriculum that integrates life skills and character development with community service and activism.
Lang Youth graduates with Mr. Lang
Lang Scholars attend classes at NYP Saturdays from 9am to 1pm during the academic year and Monday-Friday from 9am to 3pm in July. We follow the New York City Department of Education calendar. Classes are taught by undergraduate, medical, and graduate students from Columbia University and other institutions. In addition to providing an academic experience, Lang Youth aims to cultivate its students' social, emotional, and personal development by infusing the curriculum with enrichment experiences outside of the classroom.
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