Before temperatures plummeted and roads iced, several in the Baylor College of Medicine community participated in the Chevron Houston Marathon weekend on Jan. 14. A few runners shared their reasons why with BCM Family.
During the 1960s, a national shortage of nurses, physicians and other medical professionals prompted action from healthcare educators to expand the scope of learning to inspire a new generation of students to pursue careers in medicine.
It may not have been lovely weather for a sleigh ride together, but Baylor College of Medicine rang in the holiday season with office parties, decorating contests, prize giveaways and singing seniors.
Dr. Sophia Banu’s continuous efforts to support refugees has led to her and her students’ to participate in FAM Houston, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works to empower women who are mainly refugees and immigrants in Houston.
When Baylor College of Medicine opened its new regional medical school campus in Temple, leaders emphasized the motto, ‘One School – Two Campuses.” That was exemplified this year at Matthew Carter Service Day, allowing both campuses to continue a long-held Baylor tradition.
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