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Hope everyone is doing well! December 4, 2009 is the Carver College of Medicine's Diversity Interview Day. If anyone is interesting in having lunch with interviewees that day, please let marie-teresa-colbert@uiowa.edu know ASAP.
P.S. There will also be other activities that day and evening welcoming prospective students - so there will be plenty of chances to meet and greet if you don't get a chance to participate in the lunch. Be on the lookout for more info!
Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving holiday!
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Hope you enjoyed the November issue. If you haven't had a chance to read it, here's the link:
http://www.healthcare.uiowa.edu/osac/student_orgs/documents/VS_Nov_2009_issue_completed.pdf
We are now accepting submissions for the next issue. ALL CONTRIBUTIONS ARE WELCOME!
Please send your poems, short stories, news, information about your student organization, opinions, essays, restaurant reviews, etc. to Stephanie (stephanie-lichtor@uiowa.edu).
Deadline for submissions: Wednesday, December 2.
If you have any questions, please contact Stephanie (stephanie-lichtor@uiowa.edu)
Thanks, and have a great day!
First, thank you so much to everyone who helped to make this year's food drive a success. The Crisis Center was thrilled when we dropped off the food and even more thrilled when we told them a check was headed their way. Here are the totals:
Pounds of food: 822
Money donated to Crisis Center: $522.82
What a success! Now for the results:
- Bean Community: 358.5 lbs. and $162.32 for a total of 520.82 points
- Boulware: 210 lbs. and $204.14 for a total of 414.14 points
- McCowen: 85 lbs. and $146.11 for a total of 231.11
- Flocks: 168.5 lbs. and $10.25 for a total of 178.75
It looks like the soup can trophy will stay in Bean. Boulware raised the most money and nearly edged in for the win and McCowen and Flocks made great comeback in the final hours. It took all of us to make such a large contribution. Great job.
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I am sure you are all looking forward to the upcoming break you have. I wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving and safe travels. Keep an eye on the weather when you are gone – you never know if a Sunday snow storm could happen after Thanksgiving and affect your travel plans.
If you are looking for something to do over break, consider the following:
- The careers in medicine web site. http://www.medicine.uiowa.edu/osac/counseling/cim.html
- Shadowing in the Emergency Room by contacting kelly-norton@uiowa.edu
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Only evening/night times are available this weekend. If you are interested, please email me as soon as possible.
The residents have asked that only one student shadow at a time. Please email me with a couple hour time slot you are interested in coming and I will make sure no one overlaps. Again, you do NOT need to sign up for the entire 12 hour shift. Just find a couple hours that work in your schedule.
Times are available:
Friday, Nov 20 @ 8pm - Saturday, Nov 21@ 8am
Saturday, Nov 21 @ 8pm - Sunday, Nov 22 @ 8am
You will report to the Labor and Delivery nursing desk (elevator I to 6th floor) and ask for the resident work room. You will probably have to introduce yourself to whichever resident is on service and just let them know you are a student who is shadowing for a couple hours. They will be able to show you where to change into scrubs, but wear shoes you don't mind getting a little messy. It's hard to know in advance what will be going on, but you could expect a couple women to be in active labor and maybe and emergent c-section if things are really crazy. Just be flexible and bring a book along to read just in case things are slow. The residents usually have a lot of notes to do in between deliveries so it's good if you can occupy yourself while they get work done.
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We just got a supply of injectable SEASONAL flu vaccine in- 300 doses, so not a lot, but if there are any students who still need it, they can come on over. We still have our walk-in clinic going through 4:30 on Friday, 11/20. We’ll be open next week M-T-W 8-4:30 and should be able to handle anyone who wants to come over, on a walk-in basis.
No real change in the H1N1 priority groups at this point, and it is all current on the website.
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Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to make a few clarifications about the AMWA apparel items:
Sorry for any confusion I may have caused.
- All items are unisex except the fleece which is available in both male and female sizes. Attached is a revised order form that allows you to specify your preference for the fleece.
- If you are planning on purchasing a Carver College of Medicine Mom/Dad shirt please indicate on the order which one you'd like.
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