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August 20, 2012

                                         March 4th, 2019

                                   GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

TMC Lobby                              Coffee in the TMC Lobby!
            A new Roasterie kiosk has opened in the lobby of the Health Sciences District TMC. Hours
            are Monday-Friday 6AM-8PM.

HSD Day            Health Sciences District Day at the UMKC Womens’
                                              Basketball Game
            Join us for Health Sciences District Day at the UMKC women's basketball game against
            Chicago State on Saturday, March 9th at 2:00pm in the Swinney Recreation Center!
            Students: Free with Student ID
            Staff & faculty: go to https://bit.ly/2H0Pm9j and enter code roos5 for discounted $5 tickets!

            Can't make it to the game? Stream it
            online: https://www.wacdigitalnetwork.com/umkc/?_ga=2.136992624.1391464072.1551124
            944-786318643.1551124944
            Also: catch Kasey Kangaroo wandering around the Health Sciences District on Monday,
            March 4th between 11:30am-1:00pm!
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
Grad Fair                                      Grad Fair
            10% off graduation regalia and 25% off diploma frames at the Graduation Fair on March
                                     12th and 13th at the UMKC Bookstore.
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
WELLNESS

Niloofar’s             How to Recognize Anxiety in Yourself and Others
Wellness Tip   Anxiety doesn’t always look like panic attacks. It can take on many different forms. If you
               think you or a friend may need help dealing with your anxiety, feel free to reach out to me at
               shahmohammadin@umkc.edu or call WellConnect at 866-640-4777
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
Things to do in                         Things to Do in KC This Week
KC This Week       (Compiled from around the web. These are not UMKC sponsored or sanctioned events)

                  Game of Crawls – Kansas City: Saturday, March 9th. 3PM-9PM. Winter is coming to
                  Kansas City. The ravens have been sent. Dress as your favorite King or Queen and
                  lead your armies into victory for the greatest battle for the Kingdoms of 2019! Game of
                  Thrones fans - this is one event you don't want to miss, join us in our first annual Game
                  of Crawls!!!

                  Tickets Include:
                  -Dragon Egg with Dragon inside!
                  -Stark Wolf Necklace
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
-Game of Thrones Westeros Map
                  -Themed drink specials during the crawl.
                  -Exclusive beer stein souvenir cup.
                  -Thousands of Kings, Queens and White Crawlers
                  -Neck lanyard to ensure bar entry and drink specials. (Lanyards are required if you are
                  dressing up to gain bar entry).

                  For more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1990088051012159/

                  Spring Broken Comedy Show: Saturday, March 9th. 7PM-9PM. The Buffalo Room.
                  Spring is almost here, but the only thing the America's Improv Test Kitchen crew wants
                  to break is comedy!

                  On Saturday, March 9, join some of Kansas City's funniest improvisers for a night of
                  great comedy!

                  THIS MONTH'S PERFORMERS
                  We're springing into comedy with these amazing teams:

                  * Babies: One of Kansas City's longest-running and most-loved improv teams!
                  * Adam and the Magic: An improvised magic show!
                  * KU Improv: A returning favorite from Lawrence!
                  * Disposable Improv: An America's Improv Test Kitchen debut!

                  And after the show, stick around for the IMPROV BROUHAHA JAM, where some of
                  our performers will play with some lucky audience members. (Don't worry -- it's on a
                  volunteer basis only!)

                  TICKETS
                  $10 online or at the door

                  For more info visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/235466710733784/
                  For more events, visit Ink Magazine’s online, searchable calendar:
                  http://calendar.inkkc.com/ and Kansas City on the Cheap: www.kansascityonthecheap.com
                  (which also has great deals and coupons!)
Yoga at the SOM              Session 2 of FREE Yoga Classes at the SOM –
                                                BEGINS THIS WEEK!!!
                  The SOM Wellness Office has partnered with Swinney Rec Center to bring yoga class to
                  the SOM twice per week!
                  SESSION 2 BEGINS on Thursday, March 7th!!! Class will be every Tuesday
                  and Thursday from 10AM-10:45AM in the Wellness Wing through April 19th! It’s okay if you
                  haven’t been to class yet – you can still sign up! And it’s free for students!

                  To register please visit: https://www.umkc.edu/src/classes-programs-fitness.asp
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
Everybody is                    Everybody is Beautiful Smash Event!
Beautiful      There will be a tabling and tile smashing event (smash out negative self talk!) with lunch
               item giveways on Monday, 3/4 from 11:30-1pm at Oak Street Hall Lobby area brought to
               you by the UMKC Counseling Center.
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
STI Testing   Below is information about the free STI clinics being hosted by the Good Samaritan Project
              and Student Health & Wellness. The first one will be held this coming Wednesday
Clinics       November 14. Please note the location of the testing has changed to be at Student Health
              and is no longer provided at the MindBody Connection as in past years.
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
SCHOLARSHIPS

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              List of Rural Opportunity Zones https://kansascommerce.gov/320/Rural-Opportunity-Zones
Scholarship                               OppU Achievers Scholarship
              To apply for the OppU Achievers Scholarship, submit a short essay responding to the
              prompted question. Scholarship decisions are based solely on an applicant's essay
              response.

              Winners for the OppU Achievers Scholarship are selected four times a year, with
              submission deadlines on September 30, December 31, March 31, and June 30.

              To be eligible for the OppU Achievers Scholarship, a student must:
              • Be enrolled full time in high school or at least part time in college, graduate, professional,
              or trade school.
              • Possess a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0/4.0.
              • Be a U.S. citizen.

              For application and more information go to https://www.opploans.com/scholarship/
Scholarship             PA Scholarship/Tuition Assistance Opportunities

              Organization: VA
              Amount: They offer scholarships and full tuition assistance
              Information: Please go to https://www.vacareers.va.gov/why-choose-va/education-
              support.asp for more information

Scholarship                               National Medical Fellowships
              Amount: Not to exceed $5,000
              Deadline: NA
              Eligibility: 5th or 6th year underrepresented minority students who need financial
              assistance and have exhausted all other options.
              Application: Send a short paragraph to scholarships@nmfonline.org that describes your
              immediate, extreme financial need, and your reason for application to the NMF Emergency
              Scholarship Fund.
March 4th, 2019 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - UMKC School of Medicine
Scholarship         School of Medicine Year 3-6 Scholarships (BA/MD and MD)
                   Amount: Varies but generally $5,000
                   Eligibility: Year 2-5 students with at least a 3.0 Combined Cumulative GPA as award is
                   applied next in the 2019-2020 academic year.
                   Deadline: March 8, 2019
                   Application: http://med.umkc.edu/sa/finance/bamd-scholarship-application/
Scholarship                   School of Medicine Allied Health Scholarships
                   Amount: 10 awards at $5,000 each
                   Eligibility: MSA and PA student with at least 3.0 Combined Cumulative GPA as award is
                   applied next in the 2019-2020 academic year. Goal is to assist with student debt.
                   Deadline: March 8, 2019
                   Application: http://med.umkc.edu/sa/finance/ah-scholarship-application/
Scholarship                                   UMKC SOM Scholarship
                   Name: Edward Baumhardt Scholarship
                   Eligibility: Year 2-5 BA/MD and MD students can apply
                   Amount: $2,000
                   Deadline: March 8th at 5:00pmApplication/Requirements: To apply, please click the
                   following link http://med.umkc.edu/sa/finance/baumhardt-scholarship-application/. Once
                   you’ve applied the confirmation will prompt you to submit a 2-5 page paper on
                   Schizophrenia or another related topic.
Scholarship                      Amit J. Patel, MD – Extra Mile Scholarship
                   Eligibility: Year 4-6 student (so year 3-5 when applying) that has completed at least 10
                   hours of volunteer work and has a minimum 3.0 combined cumulative GPA. Student is
                   required to provide proof of volunteer hours and write a 3-5 page paper about the
                   experience (see application for further details).
                   Amount: $5,000
                   Deadline: March 31, 2019 @ 5pm
                   Application: http://med.umkc.edu/sa/finance/amit-patel-scholarship-application/
Scholarship          Physician Assistants in Orthopedic Surgery Scholarships
                   Award: Susan Lindahl Memorial Scholarship
                   Amount: 2 awards at $5,000 each
                   Eligibility: PA students with interest in working in orthopaedics. Must be a member of
                   Physician Assistants in “Orthopaedic Surgery” and in good standing.
                   Deadline: April 1, 2019
                   Application: https://paos.org/page/Scholarship/

                                                    OPPORTUNITIES

Student                                      Student Research Inquiry
Research Inquiry
                   Students who are interested in research are encouraged to submit a student inquiry form to
– Correct Form     the Office of Research.
Link
                   The Office of Research website, http://med.umkc.edu/ora/student_overview, has a lot of
                   information about student endeavors and opportunities.

                   Students who wish to inquire about becoming involved in a project can access the Student
                   Research Information Form at
                   http://med.umkc.edu/docs/research/Student_Research_Information_Form.pdf.
Student                          Student Research Opportunities and Fellowships
Research        Opportunities are posted on the Student Research Webpage
Opportunities
                http://med.umkc.edu/ora/external_opportunities/

                Please contact Drs. Wacker, Dall, or Molteni or send an email to UMKC SOM
                Research (somresearch@umkc.edu) with additional questions.
Research        April 17th, 2019 – Health Sciences Student Research Summit from 3-5PM in Student Union
                Room 401. The research summit fosters research collaborations across disciplines and
                schools that will produce economic, health, education and quality-of-life benefits for the
                greater Kansas City community. It is an opportunity to present your research to SOM
                faculty. More information on the flyer below.
Volunteer                                 TMC Volunteer Opportunity
Opportunity       The TMC Social Determinants of Health project is seeking interested student volunteers to
                   participate in this quality improvement project. The project plans to positively impact our
                  patients and community by providing helpful resources regarding transportation, food and
                  housing. Volunteers would interact with patients to provide resource education and follow
                     up with patients by phone. It is estimated that it would require 3-5 hours per week for
                   volunteers, however the volunteer time is flexible. Interested students should contact Dr.
                                              Matt Lindquist at lindquistm@umkc.edu.
AOA                                        Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA)
                  Alpha Omega Alpha, an honor society for physicians, provides opportunities for
                  professional growth and financial awards/scholarships for humanistic and research
                  endeavors. Students do not have to be members of AOA to be eligible.
                  More information can be obtained at: http://alphaomegaalpha.org/programs.html.
Multicultural
Student Affairs
Opportunity    Johns Hopkins Adult Reconstruction Research Fellowship

              The Division of Adult Reconstruction of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at
              Johns Hopkins University invites all qualified, interested, and motivated individuals
              to apply for a clinical research assistant position.

              This will be a 1 or 2 year salaried position that will begin on July 1, 2019. This research
              assistant position provides a great opportunity to work with distinguished faculty in the field
              of adult reconstructive surgery. The short term goal is to improve the chances of the
              applicant matching into an Orthopedic residency and getting the fundamental knowledge of
              latest research techniques while the long-term goal is to develop skill sets to become a
              clinician-scientist. At completion of this position, the researcher is expected to have the
              knowledge of all aspects of conducting a clinical study from formulating a hypothesis,
              collecting and analyzing data to writing manuscripts and presenting their research.

              The experience involves assisting in the study design, gathering and analyzing data,
              preparing reports, posters, and oral presentations, as well as preparing manuscripts for
              publication in peer-reviewed journals. There is an opportunity of attending and participating
              in oral and posters presentations at regional, and national meetings. Previous researchers
              have published multiple articles in peer-reviewed journals and have presented at Regional
              (Maryland Orthopedics Association Meeting) and National conferences (AAOS
              meeting). The researcher will also have the opportunity to attend regular research
              meetings, and gain exposure to Hopkins and visiting faculty members during Grand
              Rounds.

              This position may provide the opportunity to participate in a one-week surgical mission trip.
              Several members of the Orthopaedic Surgery Department at Johns Hopkins are involved
              with Operation Walk Maryland. This is an organization that provides hip and knee
              replacements to patients in developing countries. Previous research assistants have
              participated in these missions by conducting research projects and assisting in the
              operating room.

              Applicant’s requirements:

              Third year medical students, medical school graduates, and foreign medical graduates
              seeking knowledge of the fundamental aspects of research are welcome to apply.

              Job Responsibilities:

                     ·    Assist in the development and conduct of research protocols regarding
                      retrospective and prospective studies with respect to total joint arthroplasty.
                     ·    Prepare and submit projects to IRBs for necessary approval
                     ·    Prepare manuscripts, textbook chapters, posters, presentations, and
                      educational videos.
                     ·    Participate in research meetings, seminars, journal clubs, symposia, and
                      professional society meetings.
                     ·    Assist in informed consent process and/or complete informed consent
                      process as necessary for assigned studies.
                     ·    Complete data entry of compiled data and extract abstracts data from medical
                      records.
   ·    Facilitate patient interaction to assist in the conduct of research protocols.
                  ·    Administer various research surveys in accordance with research study
                   requirements.
                  ·    Provide research study education to participants as part of a study protocol.

           Educational Qualifications

           United States, Foreign Medical Graduates and medical students interested in basic science
           and clinical research in total joint arthroplasty

           Program Description

           This research opportunity is with the Department of Orthopedics Surgery in the Division of
           Adult Reconstruction, at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. According to US
           News and World Report, the Johns Hopkins Medical School is ranked #2 and the
           Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Johns Hopkins is ranked #10 nationally. The Adult
           Reconstruction Division is growing its research infrastructure, and this position will provide
           an excellent opportunity for a motivated individual. Research will be primarily clinical in hip
           and knee replacement surgery as well as with systematic program development. There will
           be opportunities to collaborate with the Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering department
           and work with our biomechanics lab.

           Visa requirements:

           The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine does not sponsor working visas.

           Application

           Researchers are selected on the basis of work ethic, prior clinical research
           experience, and a keen interest in Orthopedic surgery. The research fellow will
           report directly to Dr. Khanuja, Chief of Adult Reconstruction, Johns Hopkins Medical
           Institutions and work closely with Dr. Lynne Jones of the research division.

           Please send your application materials by April 15th (CV, Personal Statement, USMLE
           Board scores, and at least 2 Letters of Recommendation) to the current research assistant,
           Mitchell Solano: msolano4@jhmi.edu
Training   Learn from Child Abuse Pediatricians in the state about how to evaluate both physical and
           sexual abuse of children.
TEDxUMKC                         TEDxUMKC 2019: UninhibiTED
           Tickets are on sale now for TEDxUMKC 2019: UninhibiTED!
           Our 6th annual event will feature a variety of
           captivating TEDx speakers and a musical performance, all related to this year's theme of
           "UninhibiTED."
           Buy your tickets here: https://tinyurl.com/ycdaqeuo
           Students: $10; General public: $20.

           For more information regarding our speakers, please visit our website:
           https://www.ted.com/tedx/events/32515
Opportunity   Call for Abstracts for presentation at the UMKC School of Medicine Osler Society Spring
                                         Event to be held on March 26, 2019.
Opportunity                   Jackson-Steindler Orthopedic Clerkship
              The University of Iowa Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation is pleased to
              announce that it is accepting applications for the Jackson-Steindler Orthopedic Clerkship.
              Beginning in Spring 2019, one or two outstanding medical students who have successfully
              completed the third year of medical school at a LCME-accredited institution and who have
              an interest in orthopedics will be selected for this award. The award will include support for
              housing and travel.

              The University of Iowa Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation is one of the premiere
              academic orthopedic departments in the United States and attracts individuals from
              throughout the United States and multiple foreign countries who come to Iowa City to
              advance their education.

              The Jackson-Steindler Orthopedic Clerkship continues the University of Iowa Department
              of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation’s long commitment to excellence, service and diversity.
              The department was founded by Arthur Steindler who immigrated to the United States
              because of limited opportunities he faced in Austria. After establishing the Department of
              Orthopedics and Rehabilitation in Iowa City in 1913 he sought to provide educational and
              career opportunities for individuals who shared his commitment to excellence, service and
              diversity. Ruth Jackson is one of those individuals. Ruth Jackson, after graduating from
              medical school, sought education in surgery, but few if any programs would accept her.
              When she contacted Arthur Steindler, he enthusiastically offered her a position in
              Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Iowa. Ruth Jackson is now recognized as the first
              woman orthopedic surgeon in the United States and the Ruth Jackson Society, an
              organization devoted to advancing women in orthopedics, is named for her.

              The Jackson-Steindler Clerkship Awardees will participate in the clinical services at the
              University of Iowa Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation, the educational programs
              including conferences and surgical skills education as well as have the opportunity to
              participate in research conferences. During the Ruth Jackson-Steindler clerkship the
              awardees will each give a 10-15 minute talk on diversity at one of the department’s
              educational conferences. Successful applicants will have demonstrated a commitment to
              excellence and an interest in advancing diversity within the specialty of orthopedics. The
              clerkship is not affiliated with the Orthopedics and Rehabilitation residency match program.

              All applications materials should be received by April 1, 2019. Awardees will be notified no
              later than April 26, 2019. Please see the web site at
              https://www.medicine.uiowa.edu/orthopedics/education/ruth-jackson-steindler-orthopedic-
              clerkship for complete application instructions.
Opportunity        Wenner Scholar Infectious Diseases Summer Program
              We are pleased to announce that applications are open for the 10th year of the H.E.
              Wenner Scholar Program in Infectious Diseases. There is a single position each summer
              (8-10 weeks laboratory-based research) through the Division of Infectious Disease at
              Children's Mercy Hospital. The position is partially funded via an endowment from the
              family of the late Dr. Herbert A. Wenner, a seminal researcher in polio epidemiology and
              vaccine development and former Chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Children's
              Mercy Hospital.

              The program is overseen by Rangaraj Selvarangan BVSc., Ph.D., D(ABMM) and Dr.
              Christopher Harrison, Professor of Pediatrics and Director of Infectious Diseases Research;
              with assistance from Douglas Swanson MD, Jennifer Schuster MD, and other ID faculty
              depending on the project for any given summer. Selected members of this mentor group
              oversee the summer project and assist the student in the development of a project which to
              be completed in the 8-10 week time frame. There are also two PhDs in the laboratory who
              provide day-to-day guidance and support for the student while performing the chosen lab-
              based project.

              In addition, the student can be paired with an ID faculty clinician (a clinical mentor during
              the rotation) potentially shadowing this mentor on clinical rounds for several half days
              during the summer.

              The start and finish date are flexible and can be arranged with the student's schedule in
              mind. All students who have completed at least their first year of medical school are invited
              to apply.

              The student would work in Infectious Diseases Research Laboratory, have specific didactic
              assignments relative to the research project, be invited to attend presentations at monthly
              research rounds, and attend the weekly ID clinical case conference. Ultimately authorship
              on an abstract for local, regional or national presentation is a goal as a final scholarly
              product of the student’s experience. Further, the student will craft a report on the summer
              experience which is sent to the Wenner family. Dr. Harrison will work with the student on
              the family report.

              We ask that you circulate this information to your students. Interested applicants should
              apply online https://pm.healthcaresource.com/CS/childrensmercy/#/job/7839. The job is
              posted under “Research” as WENNER MEDICAL STUDENT SCHOLAR. The successful
              applicant will be notified by CMH Human Resources and Dr. Selvarangan. Planning of the
              rotation will commence at that time. Salary is provided through Children's Mercy Hospital,
              Kansas City, Missouri.

              Rangaraj Selvarangan BVSc., Ph.D., D(ABMM)
              Professor, UMKC School of Medicine
              Director of Research Affairs, Division of Laboratory Medicine
              Director, Microbiology Laboratory Children's Mercy Hospital
Opportunity                              Harvard Visiting Clerkship

              The Visiting Clerkship Program (VCP), sponsored by the Minority Faculty Development
              Program (MFDP) of the Harvard Medical School (HMS) Office for Diversity Inclusion and
              Community Partnership, provides support for fourth-year and qualified third-year medical
              students from groups underrepresented in medicine (African-American, Hispanic/Latino
              and American Indian/Alaska Native) to participate in the HMS Exchange Clerkship
              Program.

               Since VCP’s inception in 1990, more than 1,450 (URiM) students from all 50 states, plus
              Puerto Rico and Canada have participated in the program. The Program is designed to
              increase medical student awareness of opportunities in academic medicine, to increase
              their consideration of an academic training program for internship and residency, and
especially, to increase the number of minority students applying to HMS-affiliated hospital
              training programs.

Opportunity                            Ophthalmology Symposium
              Ophthalmology Interest Group would like to inform you of an wonderful opportunity that is
              available to students. 2019 Combined University of Missouri Ophthalmology Symposium is
              taking place on Thursday, April 12 and Friday, April 13th in Student Union Rooms 401 and
              402. This event brings together local, regional, and national physicians and researchers in
              the field of ophthalmology, whereby cutting-edge research on complex eye diseases will be
              presented. Price for students in $25 which includes breakfast and lunch. Register at
              https://inmedevents.org/event/2019ophthal/
STUDENT ORGANIZATION MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS

Student    Dr. Sutkin will be speaking at the next Student Research Society Meeting on March 4th at 6
           pm in Theater C. Dr. Sutkin is one of our newer doctors at UMKC who is the current
Research   program director for the OB/GYN residency and specializes in awesome pelvic
Society    reconstructive surgery. His notable research work includes quality improvement to reducing
           surgical errors in the OR. Dr. Sutkin has great opportunities for UMKC students and is
           excited to give his first lecture! We hope to see you there!
Wellness                          National Oreo Cookie Day!
Council    Come down to the lobby between 12PM-1PM for some free Oreos in honor of National
           Oreo Cookie Day on Wednesday, March 6th!  Brought to you by the Wellness Council 
Family Medicine                            FMIG Dinner with the Docs
Interest Group
                  The Kansas City Academy of Family Physicians invites you to enjoy Teocali and learn
                  about all the different options becoming a Family Medicine Physician has to offer! There
                  will be a panel of family docs who will speak on their experiences (OB/Sports Med/etc) and
                  answer questions. This is a collaborative even between UMKC and KCUMB that you don't
                  want to miss. Please RSVP at the following
                  link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b044da8aa23a0f49-dinner
IMIG and                            IMIG and Surgical Society Case Race
Surgical Society   Hello everyone, IMIG and Surgical Society are teaming up to bring Medical Case Races.
                   Come to Theater C March 7th from 6-7pm to showcase your diagnosing skills, eat some
                   free pizza, and potentially win some cool prizes at the same time. Hope to see you all
                   there!
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