We wanted to remind everyone that the flag football game is still on for this Friday at 5pm over at the Middle School (Twin Towers) football practice field.

Help the local community by volunteering for the Food Pantry at the First Corinthian Baptist Church.

Celebrate our diverse student body and faculty by enjoying favorite foods from our home countries or our countries of heritage! The International Medicine SO, Family Medicine, Student National Medical Association, Latino Medical Student Association and Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association invite students, faculty and staff to join them for the first annual "Tastes of the World" event.

A Town Hall is a great way for students, faculty, and administration to communicate on issues that they feel can be improved on.

The Office of Professional Medical Conduct (OPMC) investigates complaints about physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants and monitors practitioners who are subject to Orders of the State Board for Professional Medical Conduct. This section provides a listing of all physicians, physician assistants, specialist assistants, and professional medical corporations who have been disciplined since 1990, or who are subject to a non-disciplinary Board Order, or upon whom charges of misconduct have been served. LH1: 2nd Year Students – Live presentation & LH2: 1st Year Students – Simultaneous viewing

This Thursday May 4th from 12:00-1:00 SGA will be hosting an event to celebrate all of your hard work through out the school year.  

The Ob/Gyn Student Organization invites you to a screening of "The Business of Being Born," a documentary which explores the nature of pregnancy and childbirth in the United States, with a specific focus on New York City.

Discussion Leader: Elizabeth Luengas | Article: Ocrelizumab versus Placebo in Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis

Please join Dr. Jeffrey Gardere as he will lead a discussion on “Reality Education” – the ‘good the bad and the ugly’ - Dr. Jeff will welcome three local patients from the Harlem community to come and share their stories with medical and pharmacy students.