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PHMIG Kick-Off

PHMIG Kick-Off. Thursday, September 6, 2012. Lunch provided with funding from the Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association and MSA. Introduction. Advisor Dr. Pat Remington - plreming@wisc.edu Co-Leaders Sara Mamman - mamman@wisc.edu Ann Chodara - chodara@wisc.edu

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PHMIG Kick-Off

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  1. PHMIG Kick-Off Thursday, September 6, 2012 Lunch provided with funding from the Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association and MSA

  2. Introduction Advisor • Dr. Pat Remington - plreming@wisc.edu Co-Leaders • Sara Mamman- mamman@wisc.edu • Ann Chodara - chodara@wisc.edu • Lynn Stiff - bellmore@wisc.edu Website and Email • http://uwmedstudents.com/phmig/ • phmig2015@lists.wisc.edu and phmig2016@lists.wisc.edu • Be aware that this goes to the ENTIRE group

  3. Public Health Path of Distinction • Brief Overview • Requirements • Leadership in Medicine and Public Health Elective • Questions?

  4. What We Do • Brown-bag Lunch Talks • Every 2-3 weeks we will have a speaker come talk about current events related to health care and public health • Collaborative Noon Talks • This year we would like to contact other organizations and do collaborative noon talks • Public Health Activities • Spring 2013 we will have a week long event – nutrition and healthy living through the life cycle. • ANYTHING you want!

  5. How to Get Involved • Brown Bag Sessions – Fall 2012 • You can contact and organize a brown bag sessions • Dates for Fall 2012 • 9/17 or 9/24 – Sara Mamman • 10/8 • 10/29 or 11/5 (election week) • 11/20 or 11/26  • 12/3 or 12/10

  6. How to Get Involved • Noon Talks • We do not have plans for any specific noon talks at this time • Student Org Coordinator • Be the contact for other student orgs • You would not be organizing the noon talks (unless you wanted to); you would be responsible for making the connections • Ex. EMIG would contact you about doing a session on preventing unnecessary ED visits. You could then email the PHMIG listserv to help find someone who is also interested in this topic. • Organize a noon talk • Contact a student org of your choice and see if they would like to collaborate on a noon talk

  7. How to Get Involved • Special Events • Nutrition and Healthy Living through the Life Cycle • Anticipated dates: March 11-16, 2013 • Each day will have a different featured noon talk • Mon: prenatal nutrition and breastfeeding • Tues: Farm2School, childhood obesity • Wed: Hunger-obesity paradox • Thurs: Effective prevention messages • Fri: Nutrition in the Elderly • Sat: Healthy Cooking Class and the Fresh Market • Throughout the week: exercise events hosted by fitness organizations

  8. How to Get Involved • ANYTHING you want to do! • Other ideas: • Living on a food stamp budget • Volunteer event • Food Drive • Resolution Writing Workshop If you are interested in helping, please sign your name on the appropriate sheet.

  9. Questions?

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