When 70 students showed up for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Chapter’s first General Body Meeting of the semester, it looked like what we’d call an overnight success. However, single-event turnouts…

A lot of pre-health and public health students seek academic opportunities that connect textbook concepts with practical field experience. Because of this, international service learning has become an increasingly popular…

When students step into executive roles within pre-health organizations like a MEDLIFE chapter, leadership is often framed as taking charge, directing initiatives, and driving agendas from the top down. In…

Building a movement around global health equity and poverty reduction does not require waiting for a clinical degree or an international plane ticket. Across every college campus, there’s a plethora…

When students picture making a difference in the field of global health, their minds often jump straight to international travel. Flying across the world to work alongside rural health clinics…

For students passionate about medicine and social justice, making a tangible impact on global health equity does not have to wait until graduation or your next travel experience. Real change…

Building a student organization from just a modest group of dedicated members into a massive on-campus movement requires more than simply hanging flyers and spreading the word around campus. Across…

Starting a student organization on campus is one of the most rewarding ways to develop leadership skills while driving real social change. If you are passionate about health equity, public…