Columbia GlobeMed Benefit Dinner 11/10

Interested in global health? Interested in discussing relevant global health topics with undergrads from across the East Coast over a catered dinner? 

If yes, join GlobeMed at Columbia University THIS SATURDAY November 10 from 7:30-9:30PM in the Diana Center Event Oval for our Benefit Dinner! Tickets are $20 (food included) and can be obtained through this link: https://bit.ly/2ARSzob. As this is a professional networking event, please dress semi-formal. 

All proceeds are in support of our ten year partnership with GWED-G, a humanitarian organization in Northeastern Uganda. Our project with GWED-G works to decrease HIV incidence and improve maternal and newborn health in the region.

Reminder: Committee Application, Part I Due Nov. 15

Part I of Barnard’s Committee Application is due on November 15, 2018 (for first-time applicants). If you plan to apply to medical or dental school in summer 2019, please make sure to:

• Set your intended matriculation year to 2020 in AdviseStream
• Review the Application Process and Application Timeline sections of the prehealth website
• View the Application Year Overview: Part I webinar in the Cycle 2019 Resources folder of your AdviseStream Advising Resource Library
• Submit Part I by the November 15th deadline (11:59 PM Eastern)

Yale Q-Med Conference

Sponsored by The Dean's Advisory Council for LGBTQI+ Affairs at Yale School of Medicine

The Q-Med: Building LGBTQI+ Leaders in Health Care conference (March 30-31, 2019) aims to engage and inspire future LGBTQI+ leaders in health care in the areas of research, clinical care, education, and policy/advocacy. It will feature keynote speakers, posters, interactive workshops with practical tools and strategies designed to address the unique challenges facing LGBTQI+ leaders.

Current health professional students (e.g., medical, nursing, physician assistant, podiatry, dentistry, clinical psychology, biomedical research, social work, and public health students) and university undergraduate students with an interest in health care as a profession are invited to attend. Though the content of the conference will be geared toward students, others with an interest in working with students to develop LGBTQI+ leaders in health care (e.g., residents, advanced trainees, and faculty) are invited to participate.

Registration for this conference is free.

For more information, visit the conference webpage or contact LGBTQIaffairs@yale.edu.