Welcome!Welcome to the home page of the Medical School Government of VCU School of Medicine. We hope to use this site to keep you informed of all events concerning the Medical Student Government including social functions, community service events, publications, resources, and any other activities.
If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact our government email address, and the appropriate person will respond: medstudentgovernment@gmail.com. |
Dear Class of 2018,Congratulations on matching! After 4 years of grueling studying and clinical rotations, this is surely a well-earned milestone - and a moment to relax before you move onwards and upwards! No doubt residency will challenge you to continue growing; but if you find yourself ever in doubt, just know that in your foot steps follow future classes of med students at VCU SOM who look up to you as examples of who they want to be. For example, you binged on medical knowledge from the fire hydrant and lived to tell the tale. But just as important, you helped each other along the way, found ways to foster your interests, touched the lives of patients, and mentored those that follow you. Best of wishes wherever you go next, and thank you for all that you have contributed!
With love, Medical Student Government |
Announcements from Weekly MSG Scoop:
Sunday, October 7th, 2018
Hi Everyone,
VCU Celebrates National Primary Care Week. SFMA is excited to share upcoming lunch talks for the National Primary Care Week from October 8 to 12! For an overview of all events, click here. If you have any questions, please contact SFMA <vcusfma@gmail.com>.
Day 1: Monday, 10/8 at 12PM. National Health Service Corps Panel [KMSB 104/105]. RSVP and more details here.
Day 2: Tuesday, 10/9 at 12PM. A Day in the Life of a Primary Care Resident [MMEC 3-101]. RSVP and more details here.
Day 3: Wednesday, 10/10 at 12PM. Primary Care and the Stem Cell Dynamic [KMSB 104/105]. RSVP and more details here.
Day 4: Thursday, 10/11 at 12PM. Unconscious Racial Bias and Clinical Decision Making [KMSB 104/105]. More details here.
Day 5: Friday, 10/12 at 12PM. Primary Care in Antarctica: Extreme Rural Medicine [MMEC 3-101]. RSVP and more details here.
AMSA Leadership Applications. If you are interested in applying for leadership in the American Medical Student Association (AMSA), please fill out the following AMSA Leadership Application. The deadline to submit is 11:59PM on Wednesday, October 10. Please contact us at <amsa.vcu@gmail.com> if you have any questions!
Vascular Surgery Interest Group (VSIG) Leadership Application. VSIG is looking for M1s interested in leadership and fantastic research and conference opportunities. Being a VSIG leader is a great opportunity to meet and build relationships with physicians here in Richmond and across the country, as well as learn more about a fascinating specialty. We are accepting applications until Friday,October 19th at 11:59PM. If you have any questions, please email us at <vsig.vcu@gmail.com>.
VCU Celebrates National Primary Care Week. SFMA is excited to share upcoming lunch talks for the National Primary Care Week from October 8 to 12! For an overview of all events, click here. If you have any questions, please contact SFMA <vcusfma@gmail.com>.
Day 1: Monday, 10/8 at 12PM. National Health Service Corps Panel [KMSB 104/105]. RSVP and more details here.
Day 2: Tuesday, 10/9 at 12PM. A Day in the Life of a Primary Care Resident [MMEC 3-101]. RSVP and more details here.
Day 3: Wednesday, 10/10 at 12PM. Primary Care and the Stem Cell Dynamic [KMSB 104/105]. RSVP and more details here.
Day 4: Thursday, 10/11 at 12PM. Unconscious Racial Bias and Clinical Decision Making [KMSB 104/105]. More details here.
Day 5: Friday, 10/12 at 12PM. Primary Care in Antarctica: Extreme Rural Medicine [MMEC 3-101]. RSVP and more details here.
AMSA Leadership Applications. If you are interested in applying for leadership in the American Medical Student Association (AMSA), please fill out the following AMSA Leadership Application. The deadline to submit is 11:59PM on Wednesday, October 10. Please contact us at <amsa.vcu@gmail.com> if you have any questions!
Vascular Surgery Interest Group (VSIG) Leadership Application. VSIG is looking for M1s interested in leadership and fantastic research and conference opportunities. Being a VSIG leader is a great opportunity to meet and build relationships with physicians here in Richmond and across the country, as well as learn more about a fascinating specialty. We are accepting applications until Friday,October 19th at 11:59PM. If you have any questions, please email us at <vsig.vcu@gmail.com>.