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Apply by Jan. 15 to join Hoosier Public Health Corps
Apply by January 15 to join the 2025 Hoosier Public Health Corps and spend your summer serving your community, conducting impactful research, and earning financial ...
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Register to vote today
Get ready to make your voice heard in the 2024 U.S. General Election, with critical deadlines for voter registration and absentee ballots approaching, and a ...
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How to vote early in Indiana for IU School of Medicine learners
This is the third in a series of three blog posts to help educate IU School of Medicine learners about exercising their right to vote. ...
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All about absentee ballots for IU School of Medicine Learners
Join the 'Absen-tea Party'! This is part two in a series of three blog posts for IU School of Medicine students to learn about how ...
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Voter Education 411 for IU School of Medicine Learners
This is part one in a series of three blog posts for IU School of Medicine students to learn about how voting is key to ...
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U.S. election details for IU medical students
Due to COVID-19, the Indiana statewide primary election has been moved to June 2.
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Take Action: How Learners Can Help in the Wake of COVID-19
How can medical students help with the community's response to COVID-19? Here are some initial ideas, which may change and update over time.
Niki Messmore
Niki Messmore, M.S.Ed, is the Director of Medical Service Learning with over 16 years of professional experience in nonprofits and higher education. Her work is centered around connecting medical students to each other and to their communities. She has oversight of service learning programs, directs the IUSM AmeriCorps program, supports student activities, manages the Common Read Experience, and much more. Niki has been recognized at a national and local level for her work in student affairs, awarded over $600,000 in grant funding during her IU tenure, and has extensively presented her work through conferences and publications.