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Wednesday, February 17 th from 7:45 – 8:45 PM EST Though SNMA dinners with physicians are on a temporary hiatus, we wanted to recreate the experience ~virtually~. Chat with Black womxn physicians from a variety of specialties regarding any and everything. No topics are off-limits! Feel free to...

Empower: A Symposium on Underrepresented Voices in Medicine is geared toward pre-medical students at all stages who are historically underrepresented in medicine (e.g. Black, Latinx, Native, Alaskan and Hawaiian Natives), LGBTQIA+, and first-generation low-income pre-medical students. The conference...

Visit KevinMD.com to read posts by our very own Michael McClurkin: http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/post-author/michael-mcclurkin

In the face of a global pandemic, police violence, and turbulent political climate, the HMS/HSDM class of 2024 donned their white coats. We are drawn to the medical field, not for the way that it is, but the way it could be. The change starts with us, as the leaders, innovators, and activists of...

The votes are in, and Tyler LeComer has been elected Student Council president for the HMS class of 2024! SNMA represent! And now, some words from our president... "This year, we find ourselves in a period of exceptional change. Medical schools nationwide are deciding how they will be pioneers of...

HMS celebrates 5 decades of diversity and inclusion - read more here.

One year later, the class of 2024 is finally able to safely gather to celebrate our White Coat Ceremony. It was a long time coming, but we here!

When Victor Owoseni arrived to medical school, the first thing he noticed was the lack of physicians who looked like him. In his first publication, he advocates for increased Black representation in academic medicine. Read his article here: http://nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp2027850?af=R&rss...

The COVID-19 pandemic has left our world feeling fractured, and limitations on our ability to gather with family and friends have made facing the hardships of the past year all the more challenging. Nevertheless, we have persevered thanks in great part to the communities and relationships we have...

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