HOW ABOUT A CAREER IN MEDICINE?

This academy delivers an immersive and dynamic experience, created to engage and inspire your child. At the Lasell University, Health Sciences Department Newton, MA! Two different and independent weeks to choose from: Pick Lab A, Lab B or both!

PRE-COLLEGE BIOMEDICAL PROGRAM DETAILS

• A five-day, Monday to Friday program:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day

• Bring your own lunch to Lasell University.

• Apply for our Counselor in Training (CIT) program:
Rising 10th-12th grade students call (315) 773-5673

• Limited to 10 students, rising 7th to 9th grade

• Save with two or more weeks

• Scholarships available, call (315) 773-5673

• Child to instructor & assistant ratio is 5:1 or less

• Your instructor: Kaelyn McInnis, Biology Major on a pre-med track

OUR 2026 INSTRUCTOR

Kaelyn McInnis

Biology major at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Kaelyn is a biology major at UMass Amherst on the pre-med track, aspiring to become a surgeon. She has a strong foundation in biology and a deep understanding of human physiology. For the past six years, she has mentored high school students, honing her own leadership skills while helping others develop theirs. Kaelyn is passionate about guiding students through an engaging exploration of the body’s systems and inspiring their curiosity about science and medicine.

STEM Program Curriculum

Lab A Week

  • Microscopy and cell Staining
  • Anatomy
  • Strawberry DNA extraction
  • Circulation and blood flow model
  • Blood typing
  • Vitals measurements
  • Stimulated epidemic
  • Handwashing challenge
  • Guest medical professionals

Lab B Week

  • Cheek/ Onion DNA Extraction
  • Editing Bacteria with Crispr
  • Pickle dissection
  • Microscopy
  • Infection prevention lab
  • Introduction to surgical techniques
  • Lung compliance and ventilation model
  • Wound healing stimulation
  • Guest medical professionals

Why choose the EOS BIOmedical Academy?

Our BIOmedical Academy is unique in that there is a heavy emphasis on participation, on doing instead of just listening. Think of this as a roll-up-your-sleeves experience whether interacting with a skeleton, assembling a full scale anatomical model, preparing slides for viewing under a microscope or well, you get the idea! Of course, there will be demonstrations, instructions and guidance.

As one parent put it, “These are the formative years. Now is the time to spark that interest.”


Enroll in the BIOmedical Academy

Calling all future medical professionals!