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Community Interest Groups

Community interest groups focus on the social aspects of medicine. From diversity in sexual orientation, race and religion to Canadian run chapters or simply engaging in fun hobbies like chess and art! Community interest groups provide a safe accepting space for all identities in medicine. Events held by our community interest groups allow our diverse student body to share their passions outside of the academic sphere. Be sure to keep up to date with our events by accessing our calendar in the above menu!

Interest Group Listing
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The University of Manitoba Journal of Medicine Club (UMJM)

Tooba Razi, Mitchell Wilson

The UMJM is our school’s very own academic journal, highlighting the accomplishments of our college. Participation in this club will allow students to be involved in the writing and editing of the UMJM
Appli­ca­tion Form

UM Canadian Alliance of Medical Students Against Human Trafficking (CAMSAHT)

Executives: Maya Polevoi, Jasmine Gandhi, Charan Kaur, Grace Okunu, Sarah Thomson, Guneet Uppal, Cody Zaporzan

The Canadian Alliance of Medical Students Against Human Trafficking (CAMSAHT) is the first, student-led anti-trafficking initiative of its kind in Canada. We work to educate all Canadian healthcare professionals about human trafficking through curriculum development, research, and advocacy.
Appli­ca­tion Form

UM Run

Executives: Klara Whalen, Abigail Woytowich

UM Run exists to bring together students that share a common interest in running, organize regular group runs, and help encourage both physical and mental well-being.
Appli­ca­tion Form

UV & Me Manitoba Chapter

Executives: Raman Grewal, Morgan Taverner, Buneet Dhanoa

Our chapter’s mission is to educate the nation’s youth with the knowledge to protect themselves from the dangers of skin cancer and UV exposure.
Appli­ca­tion Form
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If you couldn’t find a group that aligns with your interests, you can easily create one by filling out of form.

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