MappdCon22: Underrepresented in Science & Medicine

The Premed Years

Ryan Gray

Science, How To, Health & Fitness, Medicine, Education

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🗓️ 5 December 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

In this session, we will talk about what it means to be underrepresented in science and medicine. Please welcome Ms. Jasmine Brown! She is a current 3rd year medical student at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, an advocate for supporting minority students in their path towards health and science, & the author of the upcoming book, Twice As Hard!

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0:00.0	MappedCon.com 2023 is coming.
0:03.8	We'll have sessions with panelists who are experts
0:07.0	in their field.
0:08.0	We're gonna have a DO admissions panel
0:10.2	and MD admissions panel.
0:12.0	We're gonna have talks about creating a competitive
0:14.4	applications, how to prepare for your interviews,
0:17.5	how to develop your personal statement,
0:19.6	how to have a career with children,
0:22.5	how to explore other healthcare fields
0:25.2	if you're not sold on becoming a physician just yet.
0:29.7	We're going to have a creating inclusive healthcare
0:33.2	spaces Saturday night.
0:36.2	All of this is October 6th through 8th at MappedCon.com.
0:42.3	We are in person this year, 1,000 students,
0:45.6	amazing speakers, tons of panelists,
0:49.2	lots of breakout sessions, keynotes.
0:51.9	We're gonna have an old pre-meds night on Friday night.
0:55.2	We're gonna have tons of hands-on activities
0:57.4	and an MMI session on Sunday, MappedCon.com.
1:02.2	Some of you may be asking,
1:03.4	why should I go in person?
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