Dress Code Reminder

Mercer University School of Medicine's dress code is for professional-level education, lab experiences, and clinical settings. Classroom dress is more relaxed. However, shorts, sleeveless shirts, and exercise clothes are prohibited in all settings. You may wear personal scrubs in the lab and classroom, but hospital scrubs are not allowed outside the hospital. In the clinical realm (simulated or real), wear appropriate clothing for a doctor’s office. Closed-toe shoes must be worn in the lab and clinic. Refer to the dress code section of the student handbook for a more detailed description.

UT College of Medicine Chattanooga Peds Residency Coffee House

July 20 | 7 - 8 pm

July 25 | 8 - 9 am

July 27 | 7 - 8 pm

Join the UT College of Medicine Chattanooga Pediatrics Residency program for a casual chat with program leadership, current residents and alumni.

Register here

NGMC Psychiatry Residency Virtual Meet and Greet

July 26 | 3 - 4 pm

Aug 23 | 3 - 4 pm

Northeast Georgia Medical Center Psychiatry Residency will host a virtual hang-out session for medical students to learn more about their program. 

Register here

Market Bulletin Submissions

We are now accepting new submissions for the Farmer and Consumer's Market Bulletin calendar! Submit an article on an important health topic and help improve rural health literacy in Georgia.

Volunteers Needed for Upcoming Community Health Fairs

July 29 | 9 am - 1 pm | Harris County

September 9 | 10 am - 1 pm | Randolph County

September 23 | Upson County

October 7 | Washington County

The Georgia Rural Health Innovation Center and MUSM are hosting a series of health fairs in rural communities across Georgia and need medical students to lead teddy bear clinics, conduct blood pressure checks, and perform other health demonstrations. We appreciate when students from the area serve in their home counties, but we encourage everyone to participate.

If you are interested in volunteering at any of these health fairs, sign up here.