email: barnarddental@gmail.com
Friday, April 20, 2018
Event: Barnard Pre-Dent Open House
The Barnard Association of Pre-Dental Students aims to sustain a support network of students on campus to further explore the dental profession. We provide students with programs, events, and activities, which educate members on topics pertinent to dental career interest and development. We would like to create a unified voice for pre-dental students on campus and bridge Barnard College with various dental schools in the greater Manhattan area.
Event: Barnard Writing Fellows host SECOND Personal Statement Workshop
Dear Students,
The Writing Fellows would like to invite all members of Cycle 2018 (students and alums), to a working group to begin to work on personal statements on Monday 4/23 at 7:15pm in Barnard 409. This workshop will provide a space to work together, discuss your ideas with Writing Fellows, and to strategize your personal statement. There will be snacks! Please feel free to come with vague ideas, an outline, or a draft! We look forward to seeing you. Please email writing@barnard.edu to RSVP, though you are also welcome to show up on the day of the workshop. Pre-health students that are not in the current application cycle but think they may benefit from a discussion of personal statements are also welcome to join!
Best,
The Barnard Writing Fellows
Event: NAAHP's 2018 Health Professions Fair
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Monday, April 16, 2018
Employment Opportunity: Maternal Child Health Advocate
Interested applicants should email a cover letter and resume to Katrina Organ at korgan@institute.org with the subject line "MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH ADVOCATE".
Also, if anyone reaches out to you and wants to speak with me to learn more about the position, feel free to share my email - sshaughnessy@institute.org.
Event: SNMA Event at Zucker School of Medicine
Greetings!
The SNMA Chapter at the Zucker School of Medicine would like to officially invite you to MAPS Visit Day 2018 scheduled to take place on May 5, 2018 from 9am-1pm! This event is geared towards pre-medical students, giving them a glimpse of a day in the life of a medical student. Attendees will engage in a laboratory session with various stations, practice their physical diagnosis skills, ask questions at the student panel, and tour our beautiful school.
Please RSVP as soon as possible to secure your spot. Space is limited to the first 40 individuals to RSVP. The last day to RSVP is April 26th.
In addition, attendees will be required to sign a photo release form in order to participate in the event. All attendees will receive a confirmatory email on Friday, April 27th prior to the event. Please note that dress code is casual as we will be working in the Structure Lab.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at som.snma@pride.hofstra.edu. We are looking forward to a great day!
Thursday, April 12, 2018
Opportunity: Globemed at Columbia fundraising for gender health equity and HIV/AIDS
Hello all,
Would you like to help support gender health equity and HIV/AIDS prevention while enjoying delicious cookie dough delivered to your room during the stress of reading week?
If so, you’re in luck!
This finals season, GlobeMed will be delivering personal-sized jars of NYC’s famous DŌ cookie dough to raise money for our partner organization, GWED-G (Gulu Women’s Economic Development and Globalization), a grassroots NGO that promotes HIV awareness, community empowerment, and gender health equity in the post-conflict regions of northern Uganda. For the past decade, GlobeMed has worked with GWED-G on a myriad of projects pertaining to maternal and sexual health including HIV screening and sensitization, family planning, gender-based violence prevention, midwife training, and the provision of seeds and farming training to promote sustainable economic empowerment.
GlobeMed’s annual financial contribution of over $20,000 to GWED-G is largely made possible through on-campus fundraising projects, such as our DŌ sale!
GlobeMed will be accepting orders of four oz. personal pots of cookie dough for $8 via our Google Order Form until Monday, April 16th at 11:59 PM. You can choose from four incredible flavors! Cookie dough will be delivered to the location of your choice on the evening of May 2nd (the Wednesday of Reading Week). All of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to GWED-G.
Don’t miss your opportunity to indulge in DŌ without an hour-long line! Order and learn more here: https://goo.gl/forms/put
If you are interested in learning more about our projects or getting involved in GlobeMed, check out our Facebook page. We highly appreciate your support!
Jerica Tan
Would you like to help support gender health equity and HIV/AIDS prevention while enjoying delicious cookie dough delivered to your room during the stress of reading week?
If so, you’re in luck!
This finals season, GlobeMed will be delivering personal-sized jars of NYC’s famous DŌ cookie dough to raise money for our partner organization, GWED-G (Gulu Women’s Economic Development and Globalization), a grassroots NGO that promotes HIV awareness, community empowerment, and gender health equity in the post-conflict regions of northern Uganda. For the past decade, GlobeMed has worked with GWED-G on a myriad of projects pertaining to maternal and sexual health including HIV screening and sensitization, family planning, gender-based violence prevention, midwife training, and the provision of seeds and farming training to promote sustainable economic empowerment.
GlobeMed’s annual financial contribution of over $20,000 to GWED-G is largely made possible through on-campus fundraising projects, such as our DŌ sale!
GlobeMed will be accepting orders of four oz. personal pots of cookie dough for $8 via our Google Order Form until Monday, April 16th at 11:59 PM. You can choose from four incredible flavors! Cookie dough will be delivered to the location of your choice on the evening of May 2nd (the Wednesday of Reading Week). All of the proceeds from the sale will go directly to GWED-G.
Don’t miss your opportunity to indulge in DŌ without an hour-long line! Order and learn more here: https://goo.gl/forms/put
If you are interested in learning more about our projects or getting involved in GlobeMed, check out our Facebook page. We highly appreciate your support!
Jerica Tan
Event: Personal Statement Workshop run by Barnard Writing Fellows
Dear Students,
The Writing Fellows would like to invite you to a working group to begin to work on personal statements on Sunday 4/15 at 7pm in Barnard 217. This workshop will provide a space to work together, discuss your ideas with Writing Fellows, and to strategize your personal statement. There will be snacks! Please feel free to come with vague ideas, an outline, or a draft! We look forward to seeing you. Please email writing@barnard.edu to RSVP, though you are also welcome to show up on the day of the workshop!
Best,
The Barnard Writing Fellows
The Writing Fellows would like to invite you to a working group to begin to work on personal statements on Sunday 4/15 at 7pm in Barnard 217. This workshop will provide a space to work together, discuss your ideas with Writing Fellows, and to strategize your personal statement. There will be snacks! Please feel free to come with vague ideas, an outline, or a draft! We look forward to seeing you. Please email writing@barnard.edu to RSVP, though you are also welcome to show up on the day of the workshop!
Best,
The Barnard Writing Fellows
Thursday, April 5, 2018
Opportunity: Summer EMT Course for University Students
This summer (June or July 2018), the Yeshiva University EMS club is organizing an emergency medical technician (EMT) course for undergraduate students. Getting to network with passionate pre-health students from other universities in the NYC area will be a great experience, and the medical skills and clinical exposure will look great on any pre-health resume! ALSO, THE COURSE IS ONLY 15 DAYS!
The course will take place for 15 days in June or July (exact dates tbd) from 10 am till 6 pm on one of the Yeshiva University campuses, which are conveniently located in the heart of NYC. The cost of the course is $1,500.
(If finances are an issue, there are many volunteer ambulance/fire organizations that will pay for your course in return for becoming an active member! Seek out your local agencies for more details)
With previous courses run in the past, we have found this schedule to be most ideal for university students. Understanding the difficulty of taking an EMT course while in school, we would like to open up this opportunity to other university students in the New York City area.
Please sign-up if you are interested and want more information.
This is the sign-up link:
For further details, please contact LearnEMT@gmail.com or myself at philip.meyer@mail.yu.edu
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
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