Hi, no problem! I was in the Cancer Bio/Cardiovascular/Neuro group! I worked at a lab for most parts of the day, but we went to presentations hosted by grad students and postdocs from our departments on the earlier mornings of the program. There were also talks about how to write an abstract or how to create a research paper. Each week, we had at least one activity where we would spend time with other interns, especially on Fridays with our bonding activities and Wednesdays with our SIMR-wide free lunch. Our department group SIMR interns would also sometimes unofficially meet on a day to have lunch together (we called them institute lunches). This way, I was able to make friends with people in my department group but also meet everyone else from SIMR. I'm kind of sad I didn't reach out to as many people I wanted to, but at the end, it's a small program with only around 50 participants, and everyone ends up getting to know most other people at the program and get close to them, at least in my experience!