Med Legs: Finding Your Footing As A First Generation and/or Low Income Student in Medicine
Med Legs
1 episodes
2 days ago
Med Legs aims to increase awareness of the narratives of first generation and/or low income (FGLI) medical students and to build a community of support for FGLI individuals through the creation of an accessible, free resource that allows listeners to hear from guests and the hosts on a number of FGLI-related topics, including: FGLI success stories, advice related to applying to medical school and adjusting to life in those spaces, resources and programs available to FGLI students, building one’s network and brand, etc.
Sponsored by Penn HealthX and PSOM MSG.
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Med Legs aims to increase awareness of the narratives of first generation and/or low income (FGLI) medical students and to build a community of support for FGLI individuals through the creation of an accessible, free resource that allows listeners to hear from guests and the hosts on a number of FGLI-related topics, including: FGLI success stories, advice related to applying to medical school and adjusting to life in those spaces, resources and programs available to FGLI students, building one’s network and brand, etc.
Sponsored by Penn HealthX and PSOM MSG.
Med Legs - the first podcast about being first generation and/or low income in medicine. Sponsored by Penn HealthX and the Perelman School of Medicine Medical Student Government. First episode debuts Monday, June 29th!
Med Legs: Finding Your Footing As A First Generation and/or Low Income Student in Medicine
Med Legs aims to increase awareness of the narratives of first generation and/or low income (FGLI) medical students and to build a community of support for FGLI individuals through the creation of an accessible, free resource that allows listeners to hear from guests and the hosts on a number of FGLI-related topics, including: FGLI success stories, advice related to applying to medical school and adjusting to life in those spaces, resources and programs available to FGLI students, building one’s network and brand, etc.
Sponsored by Penn HealthX and PSOM MSG.
