Student Organizations
Find connections and expand your horizons through student groups
You do not have to give up what you love when you come to Michigan Med. Our campus hosts 75+ medical student groups, many of them founded by students. Ranging from socially and academically focused, to service and identity oriented, these groups round out your medical student experience. You can choose to participate in as many as you would like!
For information on student organizations, please contact Denise Brennan, [email protected]
The Psychiatry Student Interest Group is a resident physician and medical student-run interest group affiliated with the Michigan Medicine Department of Psychiatry.
The Radiation Oncology Interest Group provides pre-clinical and clinical students information regarding the field of radiation oncology.
SafeMD works to promote an environment in which sexual assault is illuminated, understood, not tolerated and actively combated.
SAFE is a nationwide organization of doctors, medical students and health care providers dedicated to eliminating the United States firearm epidemic through research, policy reform and education.
Sling Health is a student-run group that facilitates bio-engineering design and entrepreneurship on campus.
We provide support and guidance to medical students of South Asian descent as they enter the University of Michigan Medical School.
Stop the Bleed at University of Michigan was established for the purpose of spreading proper bleeding control techniques to the public, in light of the occurrence of mass casualty events and deaths from bleeding.
The Student Diversity Council is a forum for promoting diversity at the University of Michigan Medical School and the medical profession.
Students for a National Health Program (SNaHP) is dedicated to advocating for universal, comprehensive single—payer national health insurance.
Students for Psychedelic Medicine goals are to educate the Michigan Medicine community on the highly effective and evolving field of consciousness and psychedelic-assisted therapies.
STATS is a medical student organization committed to teaching local teens the facts about HIV/AIDS, dispelling common misconceptions and promoting safer behavior.
SCRUBS is a student-run organization designed to offer a well-rounded perspective of the multiple fields within surgery, the life of a surgeon, and what it takes to be a surgeon.
The Palestinian Empowerment Foundation is dedicated to supporting and uplifting Palestinian students through the power of education.
The United Asian American Medical Student Association supports the health care and community needs of patients, students, and medical professionals in the greater southeast Michigan area.
The University of Michigan Asylum Collaborative works in concert with Physicians for Human Rights and the University of Michigan Law School.
The Student Council is made up of several representatives from each class for various roles and responsibilities.
The U-M Student-Run Free Clinic is located about 25 miles northwest of Ann Arbor, in Pinckney, Michigan.
Members of the Urology Interest Group attend talks by Michigan Medicine urologists and residents covering topics from the daily lifestyle of a surgeon to emerging research.
Vascular Surgery Interest Group is an organization that aims to provide education and resources for medical students interested in the field of Vascular Surgery.
White Coats for Planetary Health (WCPH) is a medical student group at the University of Michigan Medical School with a mission to educate about the complex relationship between human health and planetary health.
Wolverine Street Medicine was founded in 2017 by medical students interested in the health disparities of those facing homelessness or housing instability.
Wolverines for Life is a collaboration between the University of Michigan community, Gift of Life, Be the Match, Red Cross, and the Michigan Eye Bank -- all groups that are dedicated to saving lives through donation.
Our goal for Women's Health and Fitness Day is to impact Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and surrounding communities in our annual event to be held in February.
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