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First-Generation and Low-Income in Medicine Association (FGLIMed)
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The First Generation and Low-income in Medicine Association (FGLIMed) at the Carver college of medicine is dedicated to supporting first-generation college graduates and low-income pre-medical students, medical students, physicians, and faculty members who identify as FGLI.
Our goal is to provide first-generation students with broadened academic and professional networking opportunities and advocacy. We strive to promote the well-being and community among medical students who are first-generation and/or from low-income backgrounds.
Leadership Board:
President: Holly Hemann
Vice President: Kassidy Brady
Public Relations Director: Michael Zhu
Professional Development Director: Devin Soldati
Community Service Director: Ellie Holtrop