Peer mentorship
A planned peer network for sharing campus knowledge, encouragement, study strategies, and responsible referrals to official advising.
Programs
The founding chapter is planning mentorship, education, service, culture, and health-professions programming for Georgia Tech students. Details will be shared as programs are confirmed.
2026–2027 roadmap
Cards marked planned are not yet scheduled; available programs are ready to explore.
A planned peer network for sharing campus knowledge, encouragement, study strategies, and responsible referrals to official advising.
A planned bridge to medical students who can discuss training, applications, identity, and lessons from their own paths.
Planned conversations about specialties, patient care, representation, professional identity, and varied healthcare careers.
Planned sessions that point students to Georgia Tech Pre-Health Advising for prerequisites, timelines, workshops, and application guidance.
Planned walkthroughs of official AAMC, AMCAS, AACOMAS, TMDSAS, fee-assistance, and preparation resources.
Planned educational programming focused on language, communication, cultural humility, and the limits of student clinical roles.
Planned discussions about health disparities, culturally responsive care, representation, and community-informed advocacy.
Planned volunteer opportunities developed with attention to community priorities, appropriate training, safety, and Georgia Tech policies.
Planned gatherings that create belonging, celebrate the breadth of Latino/Hispanic cultures, and welcome students and allies.
Planned resource sessions highlighting official Georgia Tech research programs and responsible ways to explore clinical environments.
A planned rhythm of sharing time-sensitive opportunities while directing students to the official source for current requirements.
Build partnerships with campus groups, medical schools, and community organizations. Confirmed partners are listed on Get Involved.