Mario Soliman Receives National Research Award
Soliman has presented his research at numerous conferences including at the American Association for Cancer Research conference in Washington D.C.

This second year BCOM student grew up in Egypt, where he developed a passion for serving the underserved. While attending medical school he is also pursuing a dual MBA at Pennsylvania State University. He was recently recognized as one of six student researchers in the country to win the National Student Osteopathic Medical Association (SOMA) Research Spotlight Award for his work on leukemia therapeutics.

BCOM News
Get to Know the Class of 2023
More than 160 new medical students will receive and don their first physician white coats at the 2019 White Coat Ceremony on July 26. Read on to meet just three of the unique students who make up the Class of 2023, including Ezechiel Fenelon, a U.S. Navy Corpsman who earned the U.S. Presidential Volunteer Award for his time serving in Africa.

Why BCOM's Pediatrics Club is One of the Best in the Nation
We spoke to Regina Im, President of BCOM's chapter of the American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians (ACOP) to find out why this club has twice been named best in the nation and how you can get involved, even if you don't plan on specializing in pediatrics.

BCOM Medical Students Study Cannabis Legalization in Oregon
The Las Cruces Sun-News recently published an article written by a group of BCOM medical students hoping to help voters make informed decisions as marijuana legalization issues start to appear on New Mexico ballots.

Three New Residency Resources for Osteopathic Students
The American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) announced three new resources to better equip osteopathic medical students entering the newly unified Match in 2020.

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Support a Future Physician, Sponsor a White Coat!
BCOM's 2019 White Coat Ceremony is scheduled for July 26 and it's not too late to support an incoming student by purchasing their very first white coat!

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BCOM Now Recruiting Standardized Patients
BCOM’s Standardized Patient Program (SPP) is seeking community members who can come in several times a semester to act out specific scenarios for medical students. Must be 18 years of age or older. A flexible schedule, transportation, and punctuality are essential.

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