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Please be advised that the listserv is for Hunter students only, and you must register with a Hunter email address.
Joining the listserv will give you up-to-date information regarding the health professions, special events, and the Pre-Health Office.
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Title: Pre-Health Group Advising for Transfer Student
Description: The Pre-Health Advising Office will hold a group advising session for transfer students. This session will cover the requirements for a Pre-Health file, Committee Letter and address any other questions or concerns you may have. Many successful Pre-Health students begin their careers at the community or other colleges and universities. We strongly encourage you to get involved in the Hunter College Pre-Health community.
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Title: ScribeAmerica Healthcare Opportunity Information Session
Description: Join AMSA for an information session about Healthcare Opportunites through Scribe America. ScribeAmerica was established in 2003, utilizes medical scribes to hospitals and medical practices. Recruiting Associate, Tashana Hercules, will be speaking on behalf of ScribeAmerica and will give you an insight into the job of a medical scribe and how you can take advantage of this opportunity. Please have your questions ready to ask the guest speaker.
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Title: Pre-Health Organization Health Professionals Panel
Description: The Pre-Health Organization we will be having a Health Professionals Panel hosted by Nurse Practitioner Aaron Begue from MSKCC. Come learn about their journeys to, through, and after graduate school! Question & answer session to follow. We look forward to seeing YOU there!
Title: Hunter MAPS Guide to Networking and Research
Description: As some of you may know, gaining research experience is becoming more and more important for pre-med students. There is no doubt that having the research component solidifies students' applications immensely. As a result, we will be hosting this extremely beneficial event. We will be discussing how exactly to find a research opportunity. In addition, we will talk about how to network with physicians and researchers, therefore enabling you to open endless doors of success. Furthermore, we will provide you will all of the information you need, in order to become the strongest pre-med student you can! It will be a fantastic event, where members can meet, learn, and ask questions.
Title: How to Prepare and Apply to Physician Assistant Programs
Description: Please join guest speaker Jessica Spiegel, RPAC , New York Presbyterian hospital for this informative presentation.
This workshop will offer a step-by-step detailed action plan for students to follow with the intention of providing the framework for a strong and comprehensive Physician Assistant graduate program application. The workshop will break down the students’ responsibilities as an applicant by year and consider strategies that will lead to a more competitive application. This is a required workshop for Pre-Physician Assistant students.
Title: Overcoming Procrastination for Pre-Health Students
Description: Do you find that you are frequently procrastinating assignments, studying for MCAT, DAT and important tasks? Is it a challenge to manage competing academic demands, while staying on top of assignments? If so, you are not alone. Studies suggest that up to 70% of college students struggle with managing procrastination. While this may be a common difficulty among students, falling behind academically can lead to increased stress and can cause problems in multiple areas of one’s life. This workshop is designed to help you approach your academic demands differently by discovering new pathways of thinking. You will be encouraged to challenge unhelpful thoughts and re-frame your thinking, which can often lend to more productive outcomes, including increased focus and heightened academic success. This workshop is strongly recommended for students applying in the 2020-2021 application cycle, sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Title: Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP) and NERA MedPrep Application Workshop
Description: The Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP) formerly known as SMDEP is a free summer enrichment program focused on improving access to information and resources for college students interested in the health professions. SHPEP’s goal is to strengthen the academic proficiency and career development of students interested in the health professions and prepare them for a successful application and matriculation to health professions schools. The Northeast Regional Alliance (NERA) MedPrep Scholars Program is a partnership between New Jersey Medical School, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Center for Multicultural and Community Affairs, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Manhattan Staten Island Area Health Education Center. This workshop will include: - Information about the benefits of SHPEP & NERA MedPrep - Meet past SHPEP& NERA MedPrep participants - A walk-through of the application process.
Title: How to Prepare and Apply to Physical Therapy DPT Programs
Description: This workshop will cover everything you need to know in order to be a strong applicant to DPT programs. The workshop will discuss all aspects of preparing for and applying to DPT programs including pre-requisite coursework in the physical and social sciences, the necessary types of clinical, volunteer service, and extracurricular experiences and hours, letters of recommendation, GPA, and Test Scores. The workshop will also provide an Application Timeline and review how to navigate the PTCAS application site. This workshop is highly required for all Pre-Health students who are considering a professional career in physical therapy.
Title: Clinical Volunteering 101 for Pre-Health Students
Description: Carley Howay, CARE Volunteer Coordinator at Mount Sinai Hospital will be conducting a workshop about clinical volunteering and will also recruit students to serve as volunteers in the Emergency Department. This is a highly sought after placement for anyone interested in pursuing an education and career in health. This is a required workshop for Pre-Health students.
Title: University of Chicago MD/Ph.D. Information Session
Description: Interested in learning more about MD/Ph.D. programs? RSVP for The University of Chicago’s Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) information session! As The University of Chicago’s main MD/Ph.D. program, we will overview the purpose of our dual degree program and other features you might consider throughout your search. You will also have a chance to hear directly from our MSTP faculty director and director of admissions.
Title: Exploring Health Professions: Clinical Psychologist
Description: Join us for a discussion with Dr. Tyrel Sparks as we explore careers in Clinical Psychology or Health Psychology & Clinical Science, the application process for PhD. or PsyD, what entails these graduate programs require, and what career options you can pursue in healthcare after degree completion. Dr. Tyrel Sparks’s research focuses on substance use and sexual health in sexual minority populations, with a particular emphasis on relationship factors associated with sexual health in gay and bisexual men. His research incorporates an emphasis on intervention development. He is currently the PI on a NIDA funded project which seeks to develop novel interventions to reduce substance use and enhance assertive communication skills within the context of couples HIV testing and counseling with gay and bisexual couples. His work has two primary foci: How relationship expectancies, beliefs and attitudes shape health related behavior among single gay and bisexual men How individual and dyadic factors interact to influence shape health related behavior among gay and bisexual men in main partner relationships with other men.
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Title: Pre-Health Group Advising
Description: Hunter Pre-Health advisers will hold group advising sessions for students with Pre-Health questions. This session will be held in a classroom setting and will allow students to collectively ask questions of the Pre-Health advising team and to learn from their Pre-Health peers. All are welcome, especially first-year students!
Title: Mental Health: The Unspoken Pre-Health Requirement
Description: This event is an interactive talk given by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) on Campus at Hunter College. Following our mission of establishing a supportive community on campus and destigmatizing mental illness, we are going to talk about major issues a typical college student may be dealing with: depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. By discussing situations and stories that may sound way too familiar to students, particularly in pre-health field, we are hoping to communicate a better understanding of importance of one’s mental health, and increase one’s knowledge on things one can do to help themselves.We will be discussing these topics in the context of the environment a pre-health student would usually find themselves to be in, and will touch upon some specific examples such as starting school as a pre-health student; stigma in minority communities, as well as medical fields; self-medication; and others.
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Title: Stop the Bleed training for Pre-Health Students
Description: The ability to recognize life-threatening bleeding in someone who is injured and effectively assist that person can save a life. A person can bleed to death in under five minutes, and it often takes longer than that for medical personnel to arrive. Members of the public can be the difference between life and death in a trauma situation if they know what to do. STOP THE BLEED is a program that teaches basic bleeding-control techniques including wound packing and tourniquet applications. This program is usually taught to medical students however we have the opportunity for Hunter College students to learn these techniques in classes taught by physicians from Weill Cornell Medicine. There is also the option to receive a certificate at the end of the training. During Stop the Bleed training, you will learn how to: Determine if an area is safe for you to proceed toward a victim to provide assistance Identify any nearby tools to assist you such as a publicly placed bleeding control kit or everyday items that can be used to control bleeding. Use your hands to apply direct pressure at the site of the wound to stop bleeding Pack a deep wound with cloth or gauze to control bleeding Correctly apply a tourniquet to an injured limb to stop bleeding Keep the victim calm until help arrives.
Title: Suturing Clinic
Description: Come and learn how to suture. The term “suture” is used to refer both to a specific technique for closing a wound, in which the sides of the wound are stitched together, and to the individual stitches involved in the wound closure. This is a hands-on workshop. You will be given the opportunity to practice suturing. Start perfecting your suturing skills today! Seats are limited. RSVP TODAY.
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Title: Bioethics Speaker Event: Dr. Francesca Anselmo on Ethical Dilemmas in Academia (Q&A)
Description: Join the Society of Bioethics and Medicine at our first speaker event of the year! Dr. Francesca Anselmo earned her PhD in Neuroscience and Optics at the Paris Descartes University. She is a BioBus community scientist in which she emphasizes the need for more science outreach. Her mission is to help encourage and shape the next generation of students to become scientists and become active in formulating their ideas. For this event, Dr. Francesca Anselmo will be discussing the issues she has faced and experienced during her time in academia. Topics will range from being a woman in academia to what it is honesty and "bending or picking data", and will conclude with a Q&A session. Food will be served!
Title: How to Find Research Opportunities, Featuring Dr. Schlussman
Description: Join the Pre-Health Research Initiative for a discussion of the many online and in-person resources available to help students find research opportunities. And, hear Psychology department professor, Dr. Schlussman, discuss research opportunities within Hunter.
Title: Hunter Health Professions Day Medical Professions Panel Speaker Session
Description: Whether you are looking to explore your options in healthcare or are determined to explore a specific field, please attend the Medical Professions Panel Speaker Session to learn more about the various health professions that you can consider pursuing. The Panel will feature health professionals in Podiatry, Optometry, Medicine, Physician-Scientist, and more. Immediately following the Medical Professions Panel Speaker Session you are invited to join us for a Health Professions Luncheon from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm. This is a great opportunity for you to speak directly with the panel speakers.
Title: Hunter Health Professions Day Allied Health Professions Panel Speaker Session
Description: Whether you are looking to explore your options in healthcare or are determined to explore a specific field, please attend the Allied Health Professions Panel Speaker Session to learn more about the various health professions that you can consider pursuing. The Panel will feature health professionals in Mental Health Counseling, Speech/Language Pathology & Audiology, Healthcare Real Estate, and more. Immediately following the Panel Speaker Session you are invited to join us for a Health Professions Luncheon from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm. This is a great opportunity for you to speak directly with our panel speakers.
Title: Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry Information Session
Description: The Pre Optometry Society will be hosting Mr. Juan Saavedra, the recruiter for Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry in South Florida.
Title: SCORE Recruitment Presentation for Macaulay & Yalow Scholars
Description: SCORE is an eight-week full-time program designed to encourage undergraduates to consider careers in cancer research. Each student is paired with a research mentor who is a member of the MSK faculty to do a clinical or laboratory research project. The program includes career development activities such as training in scientific presentations. At the end of the program, each student writes a 1-page abstract and gives a 10-minute Powerpoint presentation at a research symposium at MSK. Program Dates: Monday, June 1-Friday July 24, 2020; full-time. - SCORE is open to Hunter freshman, sophomore, junior and post-baccalaureate students. Seniors graduating in June 2020 are not eligible to apply. All eligible post-baccalaureate students MUST be currently enrolled in courses/learning credits towards the Hunter College Pre-Health Certificate. Freshmen and students from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Title: American Red Cross at Hunter College Volunteer Orientation
Description: The American Red Cross at Hunter College will host an info-session for Pre-Health students. The event will provide information on opportunities for community outreach. You will receive Red Cross volunteer hours for attending this meeting, Information to register with us will be included below. It is recommended to complete registration as soon as possible to begin accumulating hours. The registration includes an online orientation where you will learn about the Red Cross mission and some information on some of volunteers opportunities. We will have plenty of these opportunities available for you to RSVP to for the weeks following the meeting. These opportunities include; Volunteer work in Disaster Services, Home Fire Preparedness training, Psychological First Aid, Soup Kitchens, Blood Drives, Mass Care and Sheltering. We will explain how each of these events helps in the betterment of those in our communities. We're looking forward to meeting you!
Title: Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine Master of Science Information Session
Description: The Master of Science program in Interdisciplinary Studies in Biological and Physical Sciences has been carefully designed for students who have the strong ambition to complete a medical education. The program is intended to immerse students in the Medical College curriculum so that candidates can determine whether the content satisfies their academic curiosity while the Medical College evaluates their potential for professional success. Student performance will be closely followed with frequent evaluations and advising throughout each term. Admission to the DO Program at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine is an important feature. Typically, 30-35 MS students are offered direct admission to TouroCOM each year.
Title: How to Beat the MCAT- an MCAT Strategy Session
Description: Join us for a session packed with effective study strategies for the MCAT. A knowledgeable instructor will guide you through exam questions, offers insights on the types of questions you’ll see and gives you helpful strategies you can use on exam day.
Title: CMMB x Hunter Heart of Nuba Screening/Open House
Description: CMMB x Hunter is a new club at Hunter College that partners with CMMB, a global health nonprofit organization, to advocate and bring attention to the lack of proper healthcare women and children face in the developing world. We hope to help educate students, raise awareness levels, and provide practical, real-life experience for students with interests in pre-health, public policy, international relations, and public health. For our first event, we will be showing a documentary, The Heart of Nuba, that explores the life of Dr. Tom Catena, the only doctor serving patients in the remote Nuba Mountains of a war-torn Sudan. There will also be a CMMB representative who may possibly recruit students to volunteer at CMMB! Join us for our kick-off event below, and don't forget to join our Facebook group and follow us on Instagram! There will be free food and drinks! Who is Dr. Tom Catena? Dr. Tom Catena has been a CMMB medical volunteer in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan since 2008. He is the medical director and sole doctor at Mother of Mercy Hospital, which serves nearly 750,000 people. Patients seek out Dr. Tom for ailments ranging from fractures, diarrhea, thyroid disease, and cancer, to an increasing number of victims of bombing attacks and malnourishment, spurred on by conflict in the region. Dr. Catena’s dedication is so extraordinary that he was listed as one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People in 2015 and was nominated in 2016 for the Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity. He graduated from Brown University with a bachelor's in mechanical engineering and later received his medical degree from Duke University on a U.S. Navy scholarship.
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Title: Psychological First Aid Workshop
Description: The workshop enables participants to provide basic care, comfort, and support to people who are experiencing distress. The workshop introduces the principles of psychological first aid. Participants engage in practice exercises. This workshop is essential for students volunteering in hospitals and clinical settings.
Title: Naloxone Training
Description: Naloxone administration is an emergency intervention to prevent opioid overdose. Pre-Health students will get hands-on experience, gain some knowledge about the current opioid crisis and learn how they may help people in their communities. It is also a great experience to include in your health professions graduate school applications.
Title: Life Sci NYC Summer Internships Information Session
Description: Come and hear about paid summer internships for undergraduates interested in pursuing careers in the life sciences. Learn about paid full-time summer internships in STEM fields including: Molecular Biology Cell Biology Biochemistry Data Science Bioinformatics
Title: Filling the Gap Year Discussion Panel: Post-Graduate Options for Pre-Med Students
Description: Hear from professionals and former students about how you can make the most of your gap year. Learn about various pathways and options as well as how you can stand out on applications. Panelists include: Crystal Alvarez Teach for America Amina Dixon Icahn School of Medicine Hunter College Alums Sun Young Chung Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Wasie Karim Columbia Mailman School of Public Health Sara Shanaj Hospital for Special Surgery
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Title: New York City Fire Department CPR Training
Description: The FDNY Free CPR Program offers New Yorkers a 30-minute class on compressions-only CPR (please note, this program does not offer CPR certification at this time). The free classes are taught throughout the year by certified FDNY EMS personnel at various locations. To date, the program has successfully trained thousands of New Yorkers in this lifesaving technique.
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Title: Financing Medical and Dental School Workshop
Description: This workshop will help students to explore options for financing medical/dental school through service scholarships.
Title: Internship and Research Resume Workshop
Description: The Pre-Health Professions Advising office will be hosting a resume workshop for students applying to summer internships and research programs. Bring a laptop and a printed copy of your resume.
Title: How to Prepare and Apply to Dental School
Description: This workshop will offer a step-by-step detailed action plan for students to follow with the intention of providing the framework for a strong and comprehensive dental school application. The workshop will break down the students’ responsibilities as an applicant by year and consider strategies that will lead to a more competitive application. This is a required workshop for Pre-Dental students.
Title: Professionalism 101 for Pre-Health Students
Description: This workshop teaches you professional etiquette that will help you to be successful in your academic and professional life. Topics include: Communication(oral and written) Attitude/Demeanor Image Competence Professional ethics This is a required Pre-Health workshop.
Title: AMSA Presents: Survival Guide as a Pre-Health Studen
Description: Have questions about being an ideal Pre-Health Student? Want to know what it takes to excel in classes? Join a panel of upperclassman students as they share their Pre-Health journey and tips.
Title: Salus University-the Pennsylvania College of Optometry Information Session
Description: Salus University's Office of Admissions will discuss the application process for the optometry, public health and physician assistant programs, ways for applicants to better prepare for the process and also what makes Salus University's programs unique.
Title: 2020-2021 Committee Letter Application Workshop
Description: The Committee Letter workshop organized by the Pre-Health Office to provide each undergraduate applicant or re-applicant with valuable information about preparing your Committee Letter Application and your medical, dental or veterinary school application. This includes guidelines for preparing Personal Statements and other parts of the application. These guidelines are presented to help applicants to craft their personal statements and other parts of their Committee Letter Application.
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Title: Interviewing Tips
Description: Find out how you can start your career in healthcare. You will learn about: Strategies for navigating different types of interviews, including video, phone, in-person, and panel format. Methods of responding to typical interview questions. How to formulate your own questions How to make the right impression and show the employer you're the one to hire.
Title: Update Letters & Letters of Intent Workshop
Description: Just when you thought you were done with applications, there is still more to do! Come to this workshop to learn when it is appropriate to inform health professional schools of new information that may enhance your chances for admission. This workshop will also cover when to send a letter of intent to the school that is your top choice. We will review how to write update letters and letters of intent and sample letters will be provided. This workshop is highly recommended for students who are applying to health professions schools in the 2019-2020 cycle.
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Financing Medical and Dental School Workshop
Hunter West 507,
Nov 13, 2019
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Internship and Research Resume Workshop
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How to Prepare and Apply to Dental School
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Nov 13, 2019
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Professionalism 101 for Pre-Health Students
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Nov 13, 2019
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AMSA Presents: Survival Guide as a Pre-Health Studen
Hunter West 117,
Nov 13, 2019
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