Minority premedical student organization focuses on cultural competency
The Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students promotes culturally competent future physicians through service, professionalism, academics and social events.
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The Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students promotes culturally competent future physicians through service, professionalism, academics and social events.
Some IU faculty and graduate student instructors will attend a presentation Friday put on by IU’s Scholarship of Teaching and Learning program to help educators be more inclusive in their classrooms.
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There are many resources for students on campus, but plenty of organizations are there for parents, too.