UMSU, together with the MMSA, is offering a Consent Culture Workshop to students at Bannatyne Campus. This session will talk about sexual violence, and attendance will earn you certification of completion. This serves to satisfy the UMSU motion that mandates...
How different are neurosurgeons and neurologists? What is the difference in their training, required knowledge, skill set and weekly schedules? A specialist from each of these fields will be present and each will answer a series of questions put forth...
A Saturday of food, fun, and networking for Indigenous students! Come out for an opportunity to connect with other Indigenous students from all health colleges, Indigenous undergraduate students and ACCESS members, as well as Indigenous faculty members. Presentations include remarks...
The Emergency Medicine Interest Group will be hosting a skills night with different emergency situations. The event will commence in Theatre B and then proceed to CLSF. Food will be provided for the event. Due to limited capacity, we will...
A month-long program targeted at fostering positive habits in the daily activities of medical students. In teams, participants will complete challenges focused on a different pillar of wellness each week. Throughout the month, there are daily and weekly challenges centered on four themes:...
What does a career in Neuroscience entail? Come enjoy a dinner with catering from De Luca's and chat with Neurologists, Neurosurgeons and Psychiatrists! The brain can be a mystery, so take this opportunity to have your questions answered.
The College of Medicine is hosting the annual student-run Art Show in Spring 2017 that seeks to showcase artwork done by medical and health sciences students and faculty. The Art Show runs from April 17th to April 19th in the...
