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Health Careers Program Volume 1 Issue 2 February 2016 Office Hours Monday 11:00 AM—4:00 PM Tuesday 10:00AM—4:00 PM Wednesday 1 0:00 AM—4:00 PM Thursday 1 0:00 AM—4:00 PM Friday 10:00 AM—4:00 PM Office Phone: 404-270-5815 Mark Your Calendars! Health Careers Club Meeting Letter from the Director February 23rd 7-8 PM The Health Careers Program has a long- standing legacy of preparing young women to be- Mock Interviews come health professionals. As we reflect on 2015, February 15th-19th it was a time for the program to continue to grow 4-7 PM in different areas to enhance the advisement, re- cruitment and acceptance of our students into Southern Spring Break graduate and professional school. Our Northeast Spring Break Recruitment Tour was a success, as Recruitment Tour well as the 2015 Health Professions Week. Our week consisted of a March 6-12th Health Fair and Red Cross Blood Drive, the AUC Recruitment Fair, Georgia Dwelle, MD Networking Reception with area Health Professionals, and our Find us on SOCIAL MEDIA Health Professions Conference. The Conference speakers were from such FACEBOOK: affiliated professional schools as Georgetown, UCONN, Medical Univ of Spelman College Health Careers SC, and Boston Univ. We strengthened our pipelines with many of our partners and created new affiliation agreements to continue the pipeline INSTAGRAM: of students entering graduate and professional school. 2015 also marked HEALTHCAREERS the beginning of the first Spelman-Princeton Review MCAT standardized test prep course. We are excited about the future and thank the Spelman TWITTER: Community, Alumnae, and Atlanta-based health professionals for their @SCHEALTHCAREERS continued support and collaborative spirit. Dr. Rosalind Gregory-Bass Spelman College Health Professions Week Recap Red Cross Blood Drive To kick of our Health Professions Week, the Spelman College Health Careers Program partnered with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive. Through the thoughtful contributions of the Spelman Community, we exceeded our goal . Our next drive is Wed, March 16, 2016. Did you know ? According to the Red Cross, someone in the United States needs blood every two seconds. A single car accident victim may require as many as 100 units (roughly 1 pint) of blood. “Bring a life back to power. Blood that is genetically similar is the best option for individuals suffering from diseases like sickle cell anemia who need multiple Make blood donation your transfusions. Your blood donation has a huge impact on our com- responsibility” munity. Georgia Dwelle Reception The Georgia Dwelle reception is an annual event with engaging Spelman Alumni from various health professions, as well as current Spelman women on the same path. This reception is in recognition of Dr. Georgia Rooks Dwelle, the first Spelman graduate to attend medical school. Valuable networking and bonding took place as everyone heavily engaged in conversation, food, and the traditional passing of the torch. The event was an inspiration to all of those striving for greatness. Health Careers Program Health Professions Conference The Health Careers Program hosted its 5th annual Health Professions Conference on October 3, 2015. This year’s theme was “Preparing Students to Make a Global Difference in Health Care.” Dr. Samantha Kaplan, Board Certified Ob- stetrician Gynecologist and Assistant Professor at Boston University School of Medicine, gave the keynote address highlighting 21st century health disparities that impact un- derrepresented minorities. Dr. Kaplan is the Director of the Boston University Early Medical School Selection Program. Spelman College Health Profession Week Recap Health Professions Recruitment Fair Spelman College partnered with the Atlanta University Center Pre- Health Advisors Committee, Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse College to host the Atlanta University Center Health Professional School Recruitment Fair. The event was attended by close to thirty medical and health professional schools, giving students the oppor- tunity to interact with admissions counselors and current students in a multitude of disciplines. Thank you to all of our sponsor institutions for making this such a successful event. Here’s what you had to say: -“The conference was very beneficial to me. I feel like it gave me a leg up in terms of my...getting in to medical school.” -“Excellent...motivating! I loved it!” Participating Programs USA College of Medicine Emory School of Medicine University of Connecticut Health Sciences Center US Army Medical Officer Program/Navy Georgetown University Recruiting District Atlanta Vanderbilt University School of Medicine UC Berkeley Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine PCOM School of Pharmacy GA Campus University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Georgia Regents University Medicine and Public Health Virginia Tech Carillion School of Medicine Drexel University Allied Health Programs GSU School of Public Health Emory School of Nursing Campbell University Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine Morehouse School of Medicine RUSH University Medical Center University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health University of Pittsburg School of Dental Medicine University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine University of Rochester School of Dental Medicine Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine University of North Carolina School of Medicine Uniformed Services University of Health Services Why We Can’t Wait Breakfast Alumni from Spelman and Morehouse College gathered for this annual event that brings together alumnae from both schools to talk about recent developments in their respective programs as well as project goals for the up- coming year. This event also serves as a time for alumni to reconnect to the health careers programs of each insti- tution. Spelman students also have an opportunity to network with alumnae and share their journey of becom- ing health professionals. We celebrate our long history of collaboration within the Atlanta University Center and look forward to another successful event next year. Health Careers Student Spotlight Tamara Byrd is a junior Psychology major Faith Kirkland is with an interest in medicine from Harvey, a junior Biology Illinois. In addition to her stellar academic major from record, Ms. Byrd attended SMDEP at the Pittsburgh Penn- University of Washington in Seattle and sylvania. In addi- was a Howard Hughes Medical Institute tion to being a Scholar. Her research on multi- member of the chemoresistant ovarian cancer garnered Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program, her a 2nd place award at our annual Re- Faith is a Deans Scholarship recipient, search Day. Tamara has extended her in- terest abroad, having had three global ex- National Achievement Scholar, and periences in Malaga, Spain, Cuenca, Ecua- member of the Alpha Epsilon Delta Na- dor, and Trinidad and Tobago. Upon grad- tional Honor Society . She is also a char- uating from Spelman, Tamara plans to ter member of Spelman’s Beta Beta Beta attend medical school. She has already Biological Society and an H.C.O.P.P.P. been accepted to Meharry Medical College Scholar. Faith has been accepted to nu- and is anticipating others offers, as well. merous schools and upon graduating from Spelman, plans to obtain her doc- toral degrees in physical therapy (DPT/ PhD) from Emory University in Atlanta, GA. .
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