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First Day of Classes
First day of classes for the M1s and M2s.
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June 2021
Bio Innovation Workshop
Medical Scholars Program students will pick diseases without cures and design solutions. They’ll give presentations before a panel of judges for prizes, starting around 1:30pm.
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Real-time Information Resources to Support Teaching & Research
From the Faculty Development Summer Series.
Find out more »Echo360: Video Hosting, Creation, and Editing
From the Faculty Development Summer Series.
Find out more »Presenting Like a Pro
From the Faculty Development Summer Series.
Find out more »How to Evaluate the Strengths and Weaknesses of a Curriculum
From the Faculty Development Summer Series.
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Back to Campus Welcome with Java Joy
Free coffee and breakfast snack for all faculty, staff. and students. Location outside of Russell if not raining; inside Russell if raining.
Find out more »M2 Orientation Luncheon with Faculty
Russell Hall, Room 241. Join us as we welcome back the M2 class in preparation for another great year! Free pizza and drinks for faculty, staff, and students!
Find out more »September 2021
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Find out more »Healthcare Simulation Week Event
The 5th annual Healthcare Simulation Week, celebrated Sept 13-19, 2021 raises awareness about the profession and celebrates those that work in it. It is sponsored by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare: ssih.org/Professional-Development/Healthcare-Simulation-Week-2021 -Raises awareness about the importance of healthcare simulation in improving the safety, effectiveness, and efficiency of healthcare delivery and outcomes. -Celebrates professionals who work in simulation -Raises awareness amongst media and consumers about how healthcare professionals are using simulation to improve the safety, effectiveness, and efficiency of…
Find out more »Turning Teaching Into Educational Scholarship
Presented by Gerald Crites, MD, MEd Campus Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs & Development Located in Russell Hall 228. RSVP to Suzanne Hall no later than Monday, September 13.
Find out more »Student Interest Group Fair
Learn more about all student interest groups. Russell Hall 228
Find out more »Open House
Interested in our campus? Open house features a presentation about our curriculum, a student Q&A, a campus tour, and a meet and greet with students and faculty. To secure your spot, email rsvpmp@uga.edu.
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Open House
Interested in our campus? Open house features a presentation about our curriculum, a student Q&A, a campus tour, and a meet and greet with students and faculty. To secure your spot, email rsvpmp@uga.edu.
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March 2022
Open House
This event is full.
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Find out more »Open House
Learn more about the Medical Partnership with a curriculum presentation, student panel, campus tour, and a meet and greet with faculty and students. RSVP to secure your spot today!
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Find out more »Strong4Life CME Opportunities with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Raising Healthy Eaters and Foundations of Motivational Interviewing. There will be two free CME training opportunities, and you can attend one or both! Opportunities will be in-person at the AU/UGA Medical Partnership, Russell Hall Room 202 or Virtual. Dinner will be provided for in-person participants. To register, please visit: https://redcap.choa.org/redcap/surveys/?s=3FMDYPL3EPHNYXK9 The first CME Training: Foundations of Motivational Interviewing. This introductory Strong4Life Motivational Interviewing Training sets the foundation for all the trainings we offer to clinicians. This training is designed…
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Find out more »GIG Self Defense Seminar
Join the Genetics Interest Group in attending a self-defense seminar! The GIG will be hosting Sheri Hines, 3rd degree karate black belt. Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ffdZ5ZalaCFPCMeoQmqVPjILByHbimSa5xuIR7Pmdmg/edit#gid=0 Location: Russell Hall Room 228 Date: Tuesday, November 8th at 7 pm
Find out more »Learn the Eye Muscles
Join the Ophthalmology Interest Group x METTA during this event to create your own eye model and learn & review the extraocular muscles and innervations! Location: Russell Hall Room 202. Date: November 9, 2022 from 12pm - 1pm.
Find out more »Cardiopulmonary Case Studies
Join the Internal Medicine Interest Group in hosting Dr. James Pippin, a Pulmonary / Critical Care Physician at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center who will be taking us through Cardiopulmonary case studies. When: Wednesday, November 30th @ 6 PM Where: Russell Hall Room 228
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Open House
Join this event to learn more about the Medical Partnership campus. The event will include a curriculum presentation, a student panel, a campus tour, and a meet and greet with students and faculty.
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Find out more »January 2023
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Find out more »Heart Development Models
Join Medical Education and Therapy Through Art interest group in making heart models and learning cardiac development. This will be hosted on Wednesday, February 1 from 12:30-1:30 PM in Russell Hall Room 202.
Find out more »Med Student Improv
Join us for the Medical Improv on February 2nd at 12:00 PM in Russell Hall Room 228. All are welcome, and no experience is necessary.
Find out more »Super Bowl Pregame Poster Review
The AMWA is hosting a Super Bowl Pregame Poster Review session for those presenting a poster at the 2023 AMWA conference on Sunday, February 12th from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm in Russell Hal Room 228. All students and faculty are welcome. Come see the hard work our AMWA students have been working on and receive feedback on posters as well as network with faculty and local physicians. We will have Super Bowl snacks and refreshments and will be done…
Find out more »Lunch and Learn
Join the Genetics Interest Group for a lunch and learn activity in order to practice the delivery of difficult, genetic diagnoses. Genetics counselor Patricia Robbins-Furman, MPH, CGC will give a brief talk followed by practice in breakout groups. Pizza will be provided for lunch. When: February 13th at 12:00 PM. Where: Russell Hall Room 151. Sign up: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WpyrIv-HrZCiYkO1JPY9pfBpQLYJURFQAK3Lj3Q-5f4/edit?usp=sharing
Find out more »Medicine in the Military
Join us for Medicine in the Military for a lunch and learn with Lieutenant Colonel Julie A. Hundertmark. This event is sponsored by the Office of Student Affairs. Please RSVP to tristanj@uga.edu by February 13th. Be sure to list any dietary restrictions. When: February 15th, 2023 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. Where: Russell Hall Room 202
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Find out more »Practice with a PAL for RCP Final
The PAL Tutoring Program will be hosting a Guided Practice: Approach to CXR and PFTs. Hosted by PAL Tutor Lily Francis. This guided practice will focus on interpreting CXRs, A-a gradient / abnormalities, and PFTs, starting with basics and followed by examples. Location: Russell Hall, Room 202. Date and Time: March 1, 2023 from 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Find out more »Reproductive Health in the Post Roe Era
Join the Medical Students for Choice Student Interest Group as they host a discussion with exerts in Reproductive Health. Discussion will be hosted by Dr. Lara Hart, MD, and Dr. Andrea Swartzendruber, PhD MPH Light Refreshments will be provided. Location: Russell Hall Room 228. Date and Time: March 1, 2023 @ 6:00 PM
Find out more »Open House
Learn more about the Medical Partnership with a curriculum presentation, student panel, campus tour, and a meet and greet with faculty and students. RSVP to secure your spot today!
Find out more »Debunking Epilepsy
Join local Neurologist Dr. Denise S. Taylor, DO, as we debunk myths associated with epilepsy, and get a chance to ask questions about epilepsy. Dr. Taylor specializes in epilepsy and women’s issues in neurology, including the treatment of migraines and seizures associated with menstrual cycles and pregnancy. She earned her medical degree from Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her neurology training at the University of South Florida, Tampa. Dr. Taylor worked with a dynamic team of…
Find out more »April 2023
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Find out more »Narcan Training Class
Join us on Saturday, April 15th for a Narcan Training Class from Georgia Overdose Prevention. We will be discussing important Opioid Use Disorder-related topics, including: Identifying a person who may have overdosed. Safety in a "curbside" use situation. Laws surrounding immunity for both someone uninvolved and someone involved in the drug use. Speaking to someone's family members or loved ones about the importance of harm reduction. Who should and how to obtain Naloxone. Where: The discussion will be held in…
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Find out more »Using Polls & Poll Everywhere To Enhance Engagement
Happening this Wednesday! Location: Russell Hall 202 or passively via Zoom link: Click Here Presented by Flint Buchanan, MFA, MEd Office of Faculty Affairs and Development Instructional Design & Technology Please RSVP to Suzanne Hall (shall@uga.edu) by 11/28/2023 Objectives of this Session: 1. Recognize potential benefits and challenges of using polls 2. Create polls and integrate them into lectures 3. Identify various question types and their uses 4. Use poll results/data in real-time and for research
Find out more »Explore Radiology
This event is a designed simulation experience to help you explore if a career in radiology is the right option for you. Location: Russell Hall Sim Suite. Date and Time: November 29th, 2023 @ 5:00 PM-6:30PM You can sign up using the link here or by scanning the QR code on the flyer below. We hope to see you there!
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Find out more »MOD Series 👁️ IL-6 Trans-Signaling: A Novel Therapeutic Target for Diabetic Retinopathy
Students & Faculty please join us for the Mechanisms of Disease 2023-2024 SEMINAR SERIES Presented by Shruti Sharma, PhD Associate Professor Center of Biotechnology & Genomic Medicine Department of Ophthalmology Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University Personal Statement: Dr. Shruti Sharma is an Associate Professor in the Center of Biotechnology and Genomic Medicine, Department of Ophthalmology at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University. Her major research interests are in understanding the role of vascular dysfunction in the microvascular…
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Find out more »MOD Series 🧂 Impact of the Gut-Immune Axis in Salt-Sensitive Hypertension
Students & Faculty please join us for the Mechanisms of Disease 2023-2024 SEMINAR SERIES Presented by David Mattson, PhD Professor & Chair, Department of Physiology Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University Personal Statement: Work in my laboratory is focused on the mechanisms important in the regulation of renal function and arterial blood pressure in health and disease. A particular emphasis of our work is centered on the role of inflammation in the development of salt-sensitive hypertension and renal damage.…
Find out more »🧐 How to Design Engaging Academic Posters
Location: Russell Hall 228 or passively via Zoom link: Click Here Presented by Jennifer Stowe, MS Office of Educational Enrichment Medical Illustrator & Graphic Designer Please RSVP to Suzanne Hall (shall@uga.edu) by 1/30/2024. Objectives for this workshop: Describe the best practices used for effective academic poster design. Discriminate examples that represent successful application of these practices versus those that need improvement. Create a basic poster template utilizing current best practices and PowerPoint tools.
Find out more »Curious About Kidneys?
Want to learn more about the kidneys? Join the MediSim team on January 31st from 5-6 pm for an exciting simulation focused on nephrology. We will discuss important concepts that will be useful in class and on your clinical rotations! Sign up using the QR code in the flier or the link here! Event cap: 12 participants
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MSP Workshop #3: How to Write a Research Proposal
During the session we will review the MSP application process, discuss the key components of a research proposal, provide guidelines and tips for writing an effective proposal, and review examples of prior MSP proposals. If you’ve already started writing your proposal feel free to bring it with you and get feedback prior to the application submission deadline of March 15th. Please note, attendance at this workshop is a prerequisite for participation in the MSP. All students interested in applying for…
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Find out more »MOD Series 🔬 Chagas disease: How Trypanosoma cruzi biology impedes chemo- and immuno-therapies
Students & Faculty please join us for the Mechanisms of Disease 2023-2024 SEMINAR SERIES Presented by Rick L. Tarleton, PhD Regents' Professor, UGA Athletic Association Distinguished Professor in Biological Sciences, UGA Department of Cellular Biology, UGA Center for Tropical & Emerging Global Diseases Location: HSC Russell Hall, Room 228 Personal Statement: Professor Rick Tarleton is a Regents’ Professor and UGA-Athletic Association Distinguished Research Chair in Biological Sciences at the University of Georgia, Athens, GA USA. He was the Founding Director of…
Find out more »Trauma Informed Care 101
Please join TICES for a Trauma Informed Care Panel & Workshop this Wednesday, 2/28 from 12p-1p in Room 228. Dr. House, Dr. Hart, and Dr. Gomez will be leading a panel and case discussion focused on how to best care for patients in a variety of situations. You can sign up using the following link: bit.ly/TICRegister. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Find out more »💻 Screencasting 101
Location: Russell Hall 228 or via Zoom: https://zoom.us/s/95431671971 Whether a brief ad-hoc explainer video or a long-form recording, the skillset to create an effective screencast are similar. This workshop is concerned with introducing those fundamentals. Educational Objectives At the conclusion of the session, participants will be able to: Identify key elements of effective screencasts including audio, visuals, and pacing Identify multiple software options for creating screencasts Demonstrate basic technical skills for creating screencasts Apply basic editing techniques Presented by Flint Buchanan,…
Find out more »Explore Radiology
The Radiology Interest Group and MediSim team have joined forces to bring you an exciting opportunity! We have designed a simulation experience to help you see if a career in radiology is the right option for you! By participating, you will: Learn to interpret common imaging findings on CT and X-ray Practice your procedural and US skills Get a glimpse of a day in the life of a radiologist The event will take place in the Sim Suite on March 19th from…
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Annual Ramadan Iftar Dinner
Asalaamu Alaykum (Peace be upon you)! The AU/UGA American Muslim Medical Student Association (AMMSA) extends a warm invitation to its Annual Ramadan Iftar Dinner happening on April 1st at 7pm! Join us for a night full of community, learning, and delicious food as we explore the significance of Ramadan to fellow students, community members, and your patients. This year, we are encouraging our non-Muslim peers and colleagues to fast with us on April 1st and donate what they would have spent…
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Find out more »MOD Series 🧠 Non-invasive Neuromodulation utilizing repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS)
Students & Faculty please join us for the Mechanisms of Disease 2023-2024 SEMINAR SERIES Presented by Cathrin M. Buetefisch, MD, PhD Director, Deep Brains Stimulation Clinic Professor, Departments of Neurology, Rehabilitation Medicine & Radiology Emory University, School of Medicine Location:HSC Russell Hall, Room 228 Personal Statement: Dr. Buetefisch obtained her Medical Degree from Free University of Berlin in Germany in 1991. She then followed with her Doctor of Philosophy degree (Habilitation, German equivalent to PhD), from the Department of Neurology…
Find out more »🧗♀️ Mentoring for Promotion
Location: Russell Hall 202 Please join us for this informational session on Mentoring for Promotion. Anyone who is or has been a mentor, whether formal or informal, is encouraged to attend! Educational Objectives At the conclusion of the session, participants will be able to: Describe concept of “Scholar” Describe how to help a mentee identify with it Describe promotion principles and processes Explain the importance of a Career Guide and its characteristics Create a plan to have promotion conversations and…
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