Change of Plans

The service project has been moved to Friday the 30th in the CAC entry way

Trunk or Treat

For this semesters on campus service project we will man a table for the annual trunk or treat for the local kids especially those living in TVA. The information is as follows:

• Wednesday October 28th in the Aloha Center Ballroom
  
• Set up at 6:30
• Event goes from 7-9PM
• Clean up immediately following

This Service project is probably the most fun one you will ever do here, basically we need 10 people to show up to hand out candy and help with games, relax to a classic children's Halloween movie along with people to set up and take down.
If interested email me at: brandon.frandsen@gmail.com

Winter 09' Semester Tentative Schedule

• January 14-16 Worldfest in the Aloha Center


• January 23 Opening Social 5:30 McKay 133
  
• Feburary 2 Kaplan Rep will discuss MCAT 5:30 McKay133
  
• February 7 Foodfest begins at 5PM

Please attend the opening social and have a voice in the club, we have a calendar to fill and lots of possible activities which include: MD/DO application Q&A with Will and Adam, Service opportunities in tutoring at Kahuku High School, Joint service project with Tahitian club at Laie Elementary, Medical Minute short films (will air on school channel), Soccer/Basketball vs Pre Dental, as well as any other great ideas that you the people bring we'd love to hear them!!

Medical Insiders seminar

Aloha BYUH Students :
If you're thinking about going to medical school, you know that it's a competitive process. With competition to medical school increasing each year, you need to get an edge on the competition. On November 18, 2008 in Honolulu, Kaplan, the leader in MCAT prep and admissions, will provide invaluable admissions information at a FREE Medical School Insider Seminar. Here, you'll learn: ·What really matters when schools are evaluating applicants ·Admissions into the John A Burns School of Medicine by Dr. Satoru Izutsu, SeniorAssociate Dean · Valuable MCAT test-taking strategies · Career options a medical degree can provide in a panel format so you can ask questions Panelists include:Satoru Izutsu, PhD, JABSOM Senior Associate Dean for Administration- Admissions CommitteeNathan Fujita, PhD, Department Chief OB GYN Queen's Medical CenterLarry Day, MD, Hospitalist and Infectious Disease Specialist, Queen's Medical CenterNanette Judd, PhD, Director of Imi Ho'ola and Native Hawaiian Health, JABSOMKenneth Sakata, JABSOM 4th year student and Medical School Mentorship Program Mentor Here are the details: November 18, 2008 6:00pm-8:00pm John A Burns School of Medicine - Medical Education Building 315 Auditorium651 Ilalo Street, Honolulu, HI 96813(Attendees Parking in Lot C)

FOODFEST SUCCESS!!

Our first foodfest as a club went off without a hitch despite mother nature trying to foul things up. Thanks to all who participated especially for Aisake and his wife Kaycee for getting the tent and working so hard buying and preparing the food and another thank you goes out to Vaughn who was entertaining kids and making balloon animals pretty much the entirety of the event.

Careers in medicine exploration night!!

Join us Wednesday October 26th at 7:00PM for our latest club activity

------ "mini presentations of careers in medicine"-------

this will give you an opportunity to explore the various careers medicine has to offer with things you should know about school, working conditions, and money. The carreers we have prepared to discuss include: Oncology, Radiology, Kinestesiology, Podiatry, Alternative Medicine, Optometry, public health, Physical therapy, Anesthesiology, Cardiology, Nursing, Dermatology, plastic surgery, Family practice, pediatrics, Physician's Assistant, EMT/Paramedic.

Bring your friends, this is an excellent outreach opportunity all those interested in any of the above mentioned careers. Even if you decided on 'what you want to be when you grow up" you should come especially since Ashlee will be making

.....Surgery pumpkin chocolate chip cookies.....

Also don't forget to support our FOODFEST BOOTH we will be making: Hurricane Popcorn
Corn Dogs, Go-gurt, Drinks, Muffins, and String Cheese. Which will be far more affordable and healthy than any of the other booths.

The Opening Social was a Complete Success

Mahalo to everybody who showed up to the opening social, it was a hit!! There were Root beer Floats and a piñata, I haven't had fun like that since I was 6. Just a reminder we're currently seeking volunteers to assist us with: foodfest, Tutoring at Kahuku, and the Doc-to-Dock (http://www.doctodock.com/) and more to come,if your interested contact anybody from the club presidency. Stay tuned for more upcoming events brought to you by BYU-Hawaii Pre Med Club.

the picture story of Higgy's broken heart

Come to our fall kickoff it will be fun!!

Our opening social is this Friday night (September 12th) from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm in McKay 127

Come and join us!! We'll be having Root beer floats, playing games, and taking a whack at a piñata. We'll also be discussing club T-shirts, Food Fest, as well as some service/application building opportunities. If you haven't yet paid dues but would like to, you can still pay your dues (buy tickets at Aloha center front desk) and give them to any of us in the presidency.

Come and join in the fun or next time you'll be the piñata!!