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• Andrew Harris Legacy Reception: Sunday 9/28, 10am - 11:30am, Grand Maple Ballroom (in the Davis Center, 4th floor). Come celebrate the legacy of Andrew Harris, UVM’s first African American graduate, and recognize those making a difference in academic excellence and access. This year, we’re honoring the legacies of Dr. Jackson and Lydia Clemmons. There will be free brunch and live music, so register today! 

• NOMINATION DEADLINE - AΩA Professionalism Award: 09/30 deadline. $10,000 one-time award. Individuals or teams may apply. The complete nomination packet must be submitted to our national chapter no later than 10/14/2025, so please notify the AOA Faculty Councilor if you are interested in submitting an application no later than 09/30/2025. Read more about the award… 

• What the Living and the Dead Owe Each Other: September 30, 7-8PM, zoom after registration. How the Burke & Hare Murders Changed How We Think About Bodies. Register here for a zoom presentation on the history of human dissection, body snatching, and its current legal and medical implications, presented by LCoM MS3 Anastasia Arvin-DiBlasio. For more details, email Anastasia.arvin-diblasio@med.uvm.edu 

• Monthly Medical Student Council Meeting: MedEdCenter 206 Small Group Room, Wednesday, Oct 1, 2025, 5:00:00 pm - 7:00:00 pm. The Larner College of Medicine Student Council meets the first Wednesday of the month, during the academic year (September – June). Meetings are open to the community, and community members can contact Adama Aja, Medical Student Council President, should you wish to request an item be added to the agenda. 

• Share Your Dining Feedback & Enter to Win Apple AirPods! 10/1/2025-10/15/2025. Help shape the future of Dining on campus! Complete a quick survey between Oct. 1–15 to share your feedback and enter to win 1 of 3 Apple AirPods. Your input matters—whether you dine on campus daily or just drop in occasionally. Why participate? 
  ✅ Takes just 15 minutes 
  🎧 Enter to win 1 of 3 Apple AirPods 
  🟢 Open to all UVM students, staff, and faculty Your input on dining habits — both on and off campus — will help improve services and offerings for everyone. Contact Heather Winther, Senior Communications & Marketing Manager with questions. 

• Larner Apparel Sale, hosted by Student Council: 10/1 - 10/26. This year’s lineup features gear from LL Bean, Champion, Skida, and Thuja, with a mix of returning favorites and some fun new additions. The sale will run from 10/1 to 10/26, and orders will be ready for pickup in early December (just in time for the holidays!) Please note that Champion items require a minimum order of 40 pieces to be fulfilled, so spread the word to friends and family to help us hit the mark! Pricing on some items is higher than many of us would like. These prices are set by the companies and can’t be changed, but we’re bringing back the Larner Apparel Fund to help make purchases more affordable for students. OME has also created an information page with all the details, a handy FAQ, and the sale link once it goes live on 10/1. Feel free to reach out to Audrey Cussen or Student Council with any questions.
  Link: Larner Annual Apparel Sale | Office of Medical Education | The University of Vermont

• Coffee / Tea / Morning Greet with Dean Zehle / Guests: 10/03,7:30-8:15AM, Outside N100. Dean Zehle would like to invite you to stop by before class/clinicals to join her and/or special guests for coffee/tea/cocoa/juice. Feel free to stop by for a chat, catch up on events, share a story – whatever you would like to talk about – or simply feel free to grab a drink and head off to start your day! She often hosts special guests and looks forward to seeing you whenever you are able to come by. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to her Administrative Assistant, Colleen Case at colleen.case@med.uvm.edu for more information. 

• Dean Zehle Student Drop-In Meetings: October 3,12-1PM These drop-ins are provided for students to connect with the Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education. We protect student drop-in sessions to ensure our students can discuss any rising issues or concerns, and to ensure your dean is always accessible to you. You can secure a 20-minute slot during the provided drop-in hours, using the Dean for Medical Education drop-ins sign-up. Please contact Colleen Case, the Executive Assistant to the Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education, at colleen.case@med.uvm.edu  if you have any questions or concerns. 

• UVM's Off Campus Student Resource Fair: Mon, 10/06, 11am-2pm, Sugar Maple Ballroom (Davis Center). Think Welcome Bags with goodies, smoothie bike, mini pumpkin decorating, and succulent planting alongside our campus and community partners from 17 organizations who are your go-to’s for housing, food, utilities, safety, and wellness resources and questions. Whether you have lived in Burlington for years or you just moved here, this fair will have something for you… 

• Monthly Student Education Committee (SEC) Meeting: Tues, 10/07, 5:30-7:30PM. Via Zoom. The Student Education Committee is comprised of students dedicated to and actively involved in the improvement of the medical school curriculum. Read more about SEC here… 

• Larner College of Medicine Open House - Student Lounge & Fitness Room Will be Open to the Public: 10/10, 3-5pm, Larner College of Medicine - VT Main Campus. Medical Students, their family, and our visiting alumni are invited to tour the facilities and explore the diverse academic programs that shape tomorrow's physicians at the Larner College of Medicine. Please note that the Student Lounge and Fitness Center will be unlocked for students and families to visit from 3:15 – 5:00 PM on Friday, 10/10, as part of this event. Questions? Contact Liz Dohrman, Larner Events Manager. 

• Art Project for Anatomical Gift Program: Date flexible. Dr. Abby Hielscher, director of the anatomical gift program, is working with a local artist, Mary Lacy, on the development of an art installation to honor our past, current and future anatomical donors. Mary Lacy, a local artist who has visited UVM with her anatomical art, is interested in speaking to current medical students about their experiences in the gross anatomy lab. These conversations will be brief (20 minutes or less) and will help shape the art piece that she will develop for the anatomical gift program. If you're interested in speaking with Mary individually or with a group of other interested students, please let Abby Hielscher at abigail.hielscher@med.uvm.edu know by October 10th, 2025. The timing of these meetings is flexible and can occur remotely. Depending on interest, meetings may need to be held with groups of students. 

• Student Performance Night: Friday, 10/24 from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the Hoehl Gallery at the Larner College of Medicine. Calling all artists/musicians/comedians! This fall we are putting on a showcase in collaboration with The Jandl ‘79 and Parker ’73 Endowments, Wellness Committee, and LCOM Music SIG. Sign up here if you are interested in sharing your talent with the Larner Community. Contact Danielle Callard, MS-2 with questions. 

• Now Accepting Submissions - Annual William Carlos Williams Poetry competition: December 31,2025 submission deadline. Established to celebrate medical-student poets. First-, second- and third-place winners in each category will receive a cash prize and will be considered for publication in the Journal of Medical Humanities. Read more about this opportunity and to enter here…

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• ENT SIG Lunch and Learn: 9/29, 12pm-1pm MedEd 205 & Zoom. The ENT SIG's first event of the semester will be a Lunch and Learn session with Dr. David Bianchi, MD, a renowned ENT specialist based in Maryland who trained at the National Naval Medical Center. Pizza will be provided. Come with questions about the field of ENT, military medicine, different career paths, research, or anything else you may think of! We hope to see you there! Zoom link here. For more information, contact Sofia Leusch at sofia.leusch@med.uvm.edu 

• Pediatric Grand Rounds with Visiting Professor Sabrina Kitaka, MD: Wednesday, October 1, 8:00 am - 9:00 am, Davis Auditorium. Promoting Adolescent Healthcare in a low-income setting. Dr. Kitaka, is a distinguished pediatrician and researcher from Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda. Dr. Kitaka has made significant contributions to pediatric care and global health, particularly in the areas of infectious diseases and healthcare delivery in resource-limited settings. She has worked extensively on improving child health outcomes and is a key figure in the global health community. Contact Cristin Gildea, Program Specialist with questions. 

• Speed Date the Specialties: Primary Care Week Event: Wednesday, 10/1, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm, MedEd 200 and other small group rooms. Join AHEC and the Family Medicine Interest Group for dinner and a chance to chat with many different primary care providers in the fields of Family Medicine, Pediatrics, OBGYN, Psychiatry, and Internal Medicine. There will also be an opportunity to talk with current M4s that are applying to these fields. Pizza will be provided! This will be a great event to hear about different career paths and opportunities within primary care. Students will rotate between rooms to have a chance to hear from many different providers. Below is the list of providers that you will have an opportunity to chat with: 
  Specialty: Family Medicine - Kate Tian, MD, Community Health Centers- Riverside, Robert Areson, MD, Richmond Family Medicine 
  Specialty: Internal Medicine - Emily Hadley Strout, MD, UVMMC Adult Primary Care-Burlington, Rosy Hill, MD, UVMMC Adult Primary Care Williston 
  Specialty: Psychiatry - Sam Evanson, MD, Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital, Corrine Roberts, MD, Family Medicine Hinesburg 
  Specialty: Pediatrics - Megan Prue, MD, North Country Pediatrics, Elizabeth Perzanowski, MD, Pediatric Primary Care- Burlington 
  Specialty: Obstetrics & Gynecology - Katie Areson, MD, Maitri OBGYN, Justin DeAngelis, MD, University of Vermont Medical Center 
  Contact Jessica Fitzgerald for more information. 

• Careers in Medicine Specialty Panel Series - Combined Medicine/Pediatrics with Dr. Joshua Price: October 2,12-1PM, Med Ed 200. The goal of this informal session will be to answer any and all questions about Combined Med-Peds as a specialty choice. Attendings will be on hand to discuss the field in general and to describe the subspecialty opportunities available. Special attention will be given to discussion of the residency application process with specific guidance to best prepare you for navigating that process. Students: Please complete the Panel Session evaluation using this link. Contact Emma.Faustner@med.uvm.edu with any questions. 

• Northwell Health's First Look Specialty Fair for Medical Students: Thursday, 10/16, from 5:00–7:30 PM EST via Zoom. We are excited to invite MS1-MS3 medical students to join our virtual First Look Specialty Fair, hosted by Northwell Health’s Office of Academic Affairs and featuring over 30 residency and fellowship programs across 20+ specialties. This interactive Zoom event will take place on Thursday, October 16, from 5:00–7:30 PM EST and offers students a unique opportunity to: 
  🔍 Explore a wide range of specialties and subspecialties in small breakout room sessions 
  💬 Connect with Northwell trainees and faculty to ask questions and learn about their career paths 
  🧭 Find role models who reflect their backgrounds and values 
  👉 Register here: https://northwell.zoom.us/meeting/register/I8lN_f7ASX2nZzJhmIhkhw. Contact Jennifer Groh with questions. 

• Webinar on Wound Care: October 24, 2025 A live hybrid on-line event. Day-long seminar covering clinical wound care. Please click on the link to overview and registration. Do part or all. Reimbursement for registration fee is available for students. For more information, contact Dr. Ellen Andrews at elland@mindspring.com 

• Webinar on Wound Care: October 24, 2025 A live hybrid on-line event. Day-long seminar covering clinical wound care. Please click on the link to overview and registration. Do part or all. Reimbursement for registration fee is available for students. For more information, contact Dr. Ellen Andrews at elland@mindspring.com

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• ENT SIG Lunch and Learn: 9/29, 12pm-1pm MedEd 205 & Zoom. The ENT SIG's first event of the semester will be a Lunch and Learn session with Dr. David Bianchi, MD, a renowned ENT specialist based in Maryland who trained at the National Naval Medical Center. Pizza will be provided. Come with questions about the field of ENT, military medicine, different career paths, research, or anything else you may think of! We hope to see you there! Zoom link here. For more information, contact Sofia Leusch at sofia.leusch@med.uvm.edu 

• IUD Workshop: Primary Care Week Event: Monday, 9/29, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, MedEd100. Join the OBGYN SIG for a hands-on session to practice IUD insertion technique with pelvic and IUD models and learn about the different types of IUDs. Please RSVP to this event using this SignUpGenius. Depending on interest level, attendance may be capped. In that case, sign-ups may be first come, first serve. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Natalie or Caitlin. We hope to see you there! 

• Speaking with Trauma Surgeon Dr. Feroze Sidhwa About the Gaza Crisis: September 30, 12-1 PM, on Zoom. Over the past 2 years, Gaza has become the deadliest place on Earth for children and journalists, and one of the most dangerous for healthcare workers. According to UNICEF, 50,000 children in Gaza have been killed or maimed in less than two years. The healthcare system has been almost completely destroyed, from the infrastructure to the supply chains, to the personnel. We will be speaking about medical care in Gaza and the current state of Gaza's healthcare system with Dr. Feroze Sidhwa, a trauma surgeon in California with surgical humanitarian work experience around the world. He has visited Gaza many times, both before and during the current crisis, and has written and spoken extensively about his experiences and the United States' role in this crisis, including to the UN Security Council. Please click on the Zoom link here. UNICEF SIG. For more details, contact Hamza Mirza at hamza.mirza@med.uvm.edu 

• Pediatric Dental Varnish Workshop: Primary Care Week Event: Tuesday, 9/30, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, MedEd 300. Join the Pediatrics SIG for an interactive collaboration with dental professionals to learn about dental varnish application and the importance of oral health. Come to get informed about the fluoride discourse! Snacks provided! Contact Jessica Fitzgerald with questions. 

• Speed Date the Specialties: Primary Care Week Event: Wednesday, 10/1, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm, MedEd 200 and other small group rooms. Join AHEC and the Family Medicine Interest Group for dinner and a chance to chat with many different primary care providers in the fields of Family Medicine, Pediatrics, OBGYN, Psychiatry, and Internal Medicine. There will also be an opportunity to talk with current M4s that are applying to these fields. Pizza will be provided! This will be a great event to hear about different career paths and opportunities within primary care. Students will rotate between rooms to have a chance to hear from many different providers. Below is the list of providers that you will have an opportunity to chat with: 
  Specialty: Family Medicine - Kate Tian, MD, Community Health Centers- Riverside, Robert Areson, MD, Richmond Family Medicine 
  Specialty: Internal Medicine - Emily Hadley Strout, MD, UVMMC Adult Primary Care-Burlington, Rosy Hill, MD, UVMMC Adult Primary Care Williston 
  Specialty: Psychiatry - Sam Evanson, MD, Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital, Corrine Roberts, MD, Family Medicine Hinesburg
  Specialty: Pediatrics - Megan Prue, MD, North Country Pediatrics, Elizabeth Perzanowski, MD, Pediatric Primary Care- Burlington 
  Specialty: Obstetrics & Gynecology - Katie Areson, MD, Maitri OBGYN, Justin DeAngelis, MD, University of Vermont Medical Center 
  Contact Jessica Fitzgerald for more information. 

• Lifestyle Medicine: Primary Care Week Event: Thursday, 10/2, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm, MedEd 100. Join the Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine Interest Groups to learn about tangible ways to integrate lifestyle medicine into your own daily practice. We will be doing different interactive activities and learning about the health benefits of lifestyle medicine. Comfy clothes are recommended! Contact Jessica Fitzgerald for more information. 

• Vaccine Trivia and Primary Care SIG Tabling: Primary Care Week Event: Friday, 10/3, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, Given Courtyard. Join the Primary Care SIGs (Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, and OBGYN) in the Given Courtyard to chat about how to get involved in each field and for some fun vaccine trivia! Swing by to spin the wheel and answer a trivia question for a chance to win a trivia prize (LCOM gear and more!) and for some free stickers! Contact Jessica Fitzgerald for more information. 

• Graphic Medicine: Visual Storytelling in Practice webinar: October 29, 4-5:00 p.m. ET. Sponsored by the AAMC NEGEA/SGEA Special Interest Groups in Health Humanities. Register for this webinar. This webinar will explore the use of graphic novels, comics, and visual arts as tools for communication in healthcare as well as in medical education.  
  Speaker Allison Gentry is a current third-year medical student at McGovern Medical School in Houston, Texas. She is a graduate of the University of Chicago, where she majored in English Language and Literature and specialized in Medical Humanities. She is currently a part of the McGovern Medical Humanities Scholarly Concentration program and is the host of the Narrative Medicine Monday lecture series this year. See the flyer for more information. 

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• AMA Research Challenge: Abstracts open October 2025 for multi-specialty medical research. For information, click  here. 

• Random Chats about Data: October 1, 2025 - Choosing an Appropriate Model for Data Analysis. Picking the best model is not always straight forward. You will want to consider your research question and the purpose of the model. This chat is about model selection, model assumptions and fit assessment. These workshops are intended for researchers at any point in their career. We will get together and talk about best practices for data analysis. Bring lunch and join the conversation. We will meet on select Wednesdays at 11:30 in the Dana Health Sciences Library Classroom. Please register to let me know at maria.sckolnick@uvm.edu that you are coming. Registration opens 2 weeks prior to the workshop. 

• Coffee and Code: 10/03, 9-10:30AM, Howe Library. Coffee and Code is the best way to start your Friday! Whether you are debugging code, refining your syntax or exploring programming to advance your research, Coffee and Code at the library is a great place to receive help and share knowledge! Stop by for some free coffee and advice for your R, SAS, SPSS or STATA project. No specific problem or questions? No worries -- join us to chat with other researchers. For details, contact Maria Sckolnick at maria.sckolnick@uvm.edu. 

• Sarnoff Medical Student Fellowship Info Session: Sunday, 10/19/25, 4-5 pm, ET. Learn about the year-long Sarnoff Fellowship Program- virtual information session for potential applicants. To register for the session, please email Dana Boyd, Executive Director, at dboyd@SarnoffFoundation.org.  Sarnoff Fellowship Program Application:  https://sarnofffellowship.com/.  
  The mission of the Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Foundation is to engage medical students in a personalized research experience with preeminent cardiovascular scientists and to foster the next generation of leaders in the field. Spanning more than 45 years, the Fellowship program has afforded medical students from across the nation extraordinary, often career direction defining, experiences of mentorship and research. 
  The Sarnoff Fellowship Program offers medical students enrolled in accredited U.S. medical schools the opportunity to spend a year conducting intensive work in a biomedical research facility in the United States. The award provides an annual stipend and allowance. The application deadline for the 2026-27 Sarnoff Fellowship is January 7, 2026. More information: www.SarnoffFoundation.org. 
  Short informational video on the Sarnoff Fellowship Program: https://vimeo.com/brazosfilms/review/672019648/6241d9bbd2  

• SORF - USC/CHLA Summer Oncology Research Fellowship Program: Early application deadline is December 7, 2025. Regular application deadline is January 4, 2026. SORF is the NIH-supported Summer Oncology Research Fellowship Program for US medical students. It focuses on students who are considering a biomedical career that involves cancer research. SORF takes place at two sites: Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) and the Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center and Keck School of Medicine of USC. It is a full time 8–12-week program in summer(s) between school years in medical school (May to August). Contact Daikota Barnett, Project Associate, SORF@chla.usc.edu, with questions.

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• Larner AOA Chapter Perks: As an institution that hosts an Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Medical Honors Society Chapter, medical students, faculty, and staff have access to many national AOA funding opportunities. The Larner AOA Opportunities Document (linked at the bottom of the Larner AOA webpage) has been updated online to reflect the 2025-2026 AOA Opportunities, including but not limited to the following: 

• AOA Robert H. Moser Essay Award: 10/21 submission deadline. One award of $4,500 for an essay highlighting the life of a physician who has enriched the world of medicine. The winning essay will be published in The Pharos. AΩA membership is not required. Read more about this essay contest/opportunity… 

• AOA Pharos Student Poetry Award: 11/04 submission deadline. Up to 5 poems will receive a $1,500 award. Winning entries published in The Pharos. AOA membership is not required; if AOA, must be active (paid dues). To encourage medical students to write meaningful poetry related to health or medicine. Read more about this award opportunity… 

• AOA Helen H. Glaser Student Essay Award: 12/02 submission deadline. Up to 5 essays will receive a $1,500 award. Winning entries published in The Pharos. AOA membership is not required; if AOA, must be active (paid dues). To encourage medical students to write creative narratives or scholarly essays relevant to medicine. Read more about this award opportunity… 

• AOA Medical Student Service Leadership Project Grant: 01/21/2026 application deadline. $9000 award to a team of students (teams with AOA members serving as team leaders will be given priority consideration). To prepare future leaders in medicine and health care. Read more about this award opportunity… 

• AOA Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award: 03/01/26 nomination deadline. To a distinguished teacher. $7,500 award to recipient; $2,500 to institution for teaching. activities; $1,000 to the chapter. The nomination must be made by the dean of the College. Should you feel someone is an excellent candidate for this award, please submit your nomination statement to Dr. Marie Sandoval, the LCOM AOA Faculty Councilor no later than March 01 for them to be considered. Read more about the Robert J Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award… 

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• Postpartum Support International- PMADs training funded through VT Dept of Health: November 19-21, virtually. Postpartum Support International- PMADs training funded through VT Dept of Health. I am writing to share some exciting news that the VT Dept of Health- Family & Child Health Division has secured a number of training slots FREE for providers and community partners to participate in Postpartum Support International’s (PSI) virtual trainings this fall 2025 (dates below). Components of Care- a 2-day, thorough and evidence-based curriculum designed for anyone interested in learning skills and knowledge for assessment and treatment of perinatal mood disorders. Advanced Perinatal Mental Health Psychotherapy - is an evidence-based curriculum designed for mental health and psychotherapy providers who have previously completed at least 14 hours of perinatal mental health training. This advanced training covers differential diagnosis, evidence-based psychotherapeutic approaches, and advanced therapeutic issues. It combines expert presentation with case studies, group discussion, and practical examples of treatment approaches. Advanced Perinatal Mental Health Psychopharmacology -presents a 6-hour advanced course on psychiatric pharmacology during pregnancy and lactation, taught by perinatal psychiatric experts. It is an interactive, case-based advanced seminar covering differential diagnosis, medication challenges, case examples, research on medication safety, and your questions. Participants should have previously completed at least 14 hours of perinatal mental health training. We also have funding to cover a number of Perinatal Mental Health Certification Exam Fee for those who have completed the prerequisites and are eligible to sit for the PMH-C exam. Please reach out if you are interested in pursuing this credential! If you are interested in attending any of these trainings, please contact Kathryn Wolfe at Kathryn.wolfe@vermont.gov at your earliest convenience, as space is limited, with the following training info: -Full name -Preferred email address to receive info on accessing the training -Organization/agency -Position -County -Any credentials you may have -Dates and type of trainings(s) you wish to attend: - Components of Care o Nov 19th-20th 11:30 am- 8:00 pm - Advanced PMH Psychotherapy o Nov 21st 12:00 pm-7:30 pm - Advanced PMH Psychopharmacology o Nov 21st 12:00 pm-7:30 pm Please note, we will be keeping a waitlist once the free slots fill. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions about these upcoming training opportunities. And feel free to share this info with those you are connected with serving perinatal people.

• Managing Your Finances as a Resident and Beyond: Wednesday, October 8^th at 5:00pm ET Register Here. Join Michael Clancy, MBA, CFP®, CLU of Drexel University College of Medicine for an informative webinar on navigating your finances throughout Residency and beyond. This session will cover essential topics such as structuring an intentional spending plan, taxes, goal setting and investing. Also covered will be employee benefits and navigating the financial services industry. Michael will aim to empower you with the confidence and clarity needed to establish a solid financial foundation early in your career. 

Resources

• Student Handbook
• Financial Emergency Resources
• Food and Housing Emergency Resources (DOC)
• Medical Student Feedback Form
• Med. Student Activities Calendar
• Academic Support Resources
• How To Book Larner Space (PDF)
• Safety & Security Tips - VT Campus
• Wellness Committee- Resources for Students
• Social Media @UVM Larner Med
• AAMC Tools and Resources for First-Generation Medical School Students
• UVM Bored
• UVM LivingWell Center
• Student Study Spaces (PDF)
• Specialty Advisor List (PDF)
• CMB Seminars
• Neuroscience Grad. Prog. Events
• Larner Medicine Newsletter
• Vermont Medicine Magazine
• Med. News: The Chart*

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• Book Time with Medical Student Services
  • Wellbeing
  • Career Advising
  • Medical Student Research
  • Financial Advising
  • General Advising/Support
• Director of Academic Achievement
• Dean for Medical Education, Dr. Christa Zehle
• Office of Learning Environment
• Office of Intercultural Excellence

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Housing Opportunities

Graduate students are highly sought tenants in the Burlington area and property owners often advertise specifically to them with special rates (less than would be offered to undergraduate students). Don't hesitate to ask housing contacts if they would consider lowering the advertised rate to secure a graduate student; it never hurts to ask!

Explore housing opportunities & housing support resources via the UVM Off-campus Housing Site.

Burlington Off-campus Living Guide: Includes information to help off-campus students have successful experiences off campus. Check out the 8th edition of the UVM Off-Campus Student and Community Relations (OSCR) Off Campus Living Guide[PDF].

Landlord/Tenant and Housing Questions and Issues: Please contact OSCR at oscr@uvm.edu (802-656-9405)

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Lost and Found

Lost something? Email the Office of Medical Education (OME) at studentCOMservices@med.uvm.edu a description of the item. 

Found something? Please turn it into either the Office of Medical Student Education (Given Courtyard n100) or the Dana Medical Library (First floor of the Medical Education Center). 

Found items are kept up to 30 days and then are donated to various local organizations depending on the item.

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