IU School of Medicine - Medical Student Education

Have you been on the fence about doing research in medical school? Research at IU School of Medicine is very broad and can offer many opportunities to students during their educational journey. Check out this video to learn more: go.iu.edu/S4mGai

Who helps marathon runners when they have an emergency on the course? The IU Health 500 Festival Mini Marathon med student volunteers are there to protect! Assisting with anything from blisters to severe hyperthermia, these students make sure everyone stays well on race day!

White Coats? Acquired ✅ Phase 2? Ready✅ Last week our students made the step out of Phase 1, marked by the donning of their white coats which they'll take into the clinical portion of their education. See a recap of the milestone ceremony below. go.iu.edu/gc4T2n

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Match Day may be over, but the memories will last a lifetime. If you want to relive the moments again, check out our Match Day Recap on YouTube. Congrats Class of 2026, see you in May for Graduation. youtu.be/HtfyVUMwoSc

Applications are now open for several committees ahead of Spring Interview Day on April 19. Conner Barnes, VP of Committee Affairs on your Medical Student Council, explains why it's a great opportunity for you. Deadline is Apr. 10, learn more at go.iu.edu/5r4TrM

Hey SIG leaders, want a chance to show off your group? We want to feature you! Submit your SIG to the form below to be highlighted on our socials. go.iu.edu/DJd3G7

AI isn't going away, and some of our students are trying to get ahead of the curve by learning and adapting to it in the medical field. Learn more about the AI in Medicine SIG in MD Student News or watch the video on our YouTube Channel go.iu.edu/ai-sig

The American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) is the oldest multi-specialty organization dedicated to advancing women in medicine and improving women’s health 💙 Want to learn how AMWA is shaping the future of women in medicine?? Read more at go.iu.edu/JeCe21

Phase 1 Year 1 (Class of 2029) students: Five $10,000 scholarships are available to current first-year medical students (Class of 2029) who are interested in exploring a career in primary care Apply today: go.iu.edu/mibG7K

Recently, the Medical Student Affairs team has been traveling across the state to all of our regional campuses to meet with our amazing med students, share statewide resources, and learn about their favorite parts of campus for our IUSMonopoly Board! Where's your fav location?

The IU School of Medicine honored its Class of 2025 at the May 16 Graduate Recognition Ceremony. Enjoy a video showcasing the day of milestones and memories. The full recording is also available on our YouTube Channel. youtu.be/Niwd89FiSUk

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Medical school is a pressure-cooker environment. Many students report increased depression and anxiety as they navigate the gauntlet. From the Well Beings podcast, the Mental Health Stigma video series, to convenient (and confidential) therapy, DMHS is dedicated to helping you!

In this edition of Roving Reporter, Brad Allen goes on location to the construction site of our new Medical Education and Research Building to tell YOU why taking the Graduation Questionnaire is so important. Check it out here - go.iu.edu/8szH

MS4's, are you ready to take the GQ? Unlike other surveys you’ve taken at IU School of Medicine, the GQ is the big kahuna: a survey that covers your entire four-year experience here. Look for an email from the AAMC to take it today! youtu.be/nJxLKWH5wzQ

Join us for a rare opportunity Oct. 14 to hear the president of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), David J. Skorton, MD, share his leadership perspective as well as personal stories of his life and career. Register now at our link in bio. Lunch will be provided.

Join us next Tuesday for the first Stepping Stones of Women in Leadership session! These lunchtime, virtual events are popular for their inspirational guest interviews and are open to faculty, staff, learners, and trainees of all genders! Learn more at our link in bio! 👩‍⚕️🥼🩺

In the August edition of Walvoord Watch, Emily Walvoord, MD, associate dean for student affairs, welcomes the incoming Class of 2028 and offers advice to other phases on what to expect in the year ahead. Watch the full video at the link in our bio! 📰🚨👁 youtu.be/TF_crmrD2Zk

Attention all incoming students! Make sure to join for our final Zify session before we see you at the Indy campus next week, don't miss out!!! instagram.com/reel/C9u9uAxJR…