The TouroCOM Harlem Diversity Task Force is pleased to invite you to celebrate the diversity that makes our student body great.

The Diversity Task Force, Psychiatry Student Interest Group, Muslims in Medicine Student Association, and International Medicine invite you to join us for a neighborhood cleanup! 

Join us as we celebrate Italian Culture and Heritage Month.

APAMSA and many other student organizations have partnered together to host a Diwali celebration.

The bi-annual Harlem SGA Blood Drive in collaboration with the New York Blood Center is back!

SNaHP and PHR's invite you to attend a discussion with Dr. Betty Kolod about New York Health Act 101 and what universal healthcare can look like in New York.

Please join SNMA for our community garden event.

SOMA & SAAO, in collaboration with SSP and THHC, will be hosting a community service event at the Wagner Health Fair.

Join us to hear from our panel of speakers discuss how their diverse backgrounds intersect in the field of medicine, as well as the unique experiences and challenges that have brought them here.

Mark your calendars for a day filled with health, wellness, and community connection. 

The Latino Medical Student Association (LSMA) will be providing cafecito con pan to help our class de-stress after a week of exams. 

The bi-annual Harlem SGA Blood Drive in collaboration with the New York Blood Center is back!

The Diversity Task Force invites you to view and discuss the USC Shoah Foundation's Recovering Victims' Voices series webinar. 

A Safe Space to Share is a confidential peer support group where students lead empathetic discussions about what is on their minds. 

Learn about acupuncture and alternative treatment methods with Tommaso Meregalli, M.S.Ac, L.Ac., a TouroCOM OMS4 student and licensed acupuncturist.

The Student National Medical Association (SNMA) and White Coats for Black Lives (WC4BL) would love to invite everyone to the Black History Month Game Night!

In recognition of Black History Month, it is our honor to recognize Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller, the nation's first Black Psychiatrist. He was a researcher, neuropsychiatrist, teacher, and a pioneer in Alzheimer's disease research who worked alongside Dr. Alois Alzheimer.  

A Safe Space to Share is a confidential peer support group where students lead empathetic discussions about what is on their minds. 

In recognition of Black History Month, it is our honor to recognize Dr. Valerie L Thomas, the NASA physicist and inventor of the Illusion Transmitter in 1980. Her groundbreaking contributions inspire us to reflect on the remarkable achievements of Black innovators in science and technology.  

Pop-up health fair at Father's Heart Ministries            

In recognition of Black History Month, it is our honor to recognize Harlem's very own Dr. Patricia Bath: an advocate for blindness prevention, treatment, and cure, ophthalmologist, and laser scientist. 

The SGA Blood Drive in collaboration with the New York Blood Center is back!

A Safe Space to Share is a confidential peer support group where students lead empathetic discussions about what is on their minds. 

Join us as we work to provide health screenings for BP, A1C, and Vision. 

A Safe Space to Share provides a confidential peer support group for TouroCOM students, offering a non-judgmental environment to discuss challenges and engage in empathetic, open conversations. We encouraged everyone to participate.

Learn how Vassar EM promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion in their program.

• Blood Pressure/Lipids Screening• Diabetes/Foot Screening• Vision Screening• Healthy Eating• OMM/Exercise Demonstrations• Glucose Screening• Bone Density

The bi-annual Harlem SGA Blood Drive in collaboration with the New York Blood Center is back!

It's speed dating for Latino Students and Alumni! Come talk with Latino Alumni in medicine representing a variety of specialties and learn about your options. Quickly!

Join us for a Sexual Health Workshop with Chance Krempasky from the Callen-Lorde Community Health Center

Join the TouroCOM Alumni Lecture Series. Featuring Tatiana Carillo, DO (2018) and Dr. Jeffrey Gardere, PhD.  

Touro’s Chapter of the Student National Medical Association will be co-hosting this year’s Regional Medical Education Conference (RMEC) on November 20th.

   

   

Jewish Leadership in the Past Millennium2-Day ConferenceSunday, November 6 andMonday, November 7, 2022

TouroCOM Harlem's RHC and SIGN will be hosting a Lunch and Learn session with Dr. Mackenzie Lerario.  Dr.  Lerario (they/them/Doctor) is a vascular neurologist and transgender activist. They are currently an MSW candidate at Fordham University, Vice-Chair of the American Academy of Neurology's LGBTQI Section, and they serve on the editorial board of Neurology: Clinical Practice.  Dr. Lerario's interactive lecture and discussion will be on the topic of Social Innovations in Gender Minority Neurology.  Pizza will be served.  Join us and learn more about transgender health in practice!

The bi-annual Harlem SGA Blood Drive in collaboration with the New York Blood Center is back!

Please join TouroCOM Middletown's Rainbow Health Coalition, SOMA, and our special guest speaker Dr. Kinton Rossman for a discussion on the history of transgender/gender diverse populations’ medical care and current experiences of patients.  Through this event, we hope to increase medical providers’ knowledge of transgender and gender-diverse populations with a focus on improving patient care as future osteopathic physicians! 

   

Come cook with the Diversity Committee from the comfort of your own home! The featured chef for this class will be our own Diversity Committee Chair, Krista Ramiah.

Please join SNMA's  Zoom discussion with Dr. Kevin Holcomb, Associate Dean of Admissions, Vice-Chair of Gynecology and professor of Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology at Weill Cornell Medical College. 

Please consider joining APAMSA, AMWA, and AWS for an interview with Dr. Colinco and Dr. Rich! 

Please, join White Coats for Black Lives and The Student National Medical Association for our Minorities in Medicine Panel. This is the first part of our two-part series.

Black Psychiatry presents: Black Psychiatry Panel 

Mitigating Unconscious Bias in Healthcare with Dr. Uche Blackstock, MD

International Medicine, SNMA, LMSA, AMWA, Physician's Plate, PsychSig, APAMSA, Dermatology, Family Medicine and Minority Affairs of SSP bring you our annual "Tastes of the World" event.

This event will commemorate the 60th anniversary of the assassination attempt of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on September 20 at Blumstein’s.

International Medicine, SNMA, LMSA, AMWA, AMSA, APAMSA, Dermatology, Family Medicine and Minority Affairs of SSP have the pleasure to announce that we will be having our 3rd "Tastes of the World" event.

APAMSA will be showing "The Man from Nowhere", a South Korean action thriller film that follows the story of a decorated ex-black operations soldier (Won Bin) who embarks on a rampage when the only person who seems to understand him is kidnapped.

Join us in honoring some TouroCOM founders.

International Medicine, SNMA, LMSA, APAMSA, and Family Medicine will be putting on a more extensive version of Tastes of the World this year. Celebrate our diverse student body and faculty by enjoying favorite foods from our home countries or our countries of heritage!