Omentum, student led publication, to publish fifth volume in October
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic years, a group of medical students decided to create Omentum, a Baylor student-led literary publication.
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic years, a group of medical students decided to create Omentum, a Baylor student-led literary publication.
On Aug. 15, Kylan Naidoo donned his white coat, marking the first milestone of medical school. It was the culmination of a long journey to Baylor College of Medicine that started back in sixth grade when he enrolled at Baylor College of Medicine Academy at James D. Ryan Middle School.
BCM Family will highlight the campus deans through a series of Q&As. The series continues with an introduction to Dr. William Culp, associate dean of faculty affairs and faculty development and professor at Baylor’s School of Medicine on the Temple Campus and an anesthesiologist at Baylor Scott & White Health.
For low-income families and individuals, internet connectivity and usage can be a major struggle. Sometimes there is enough money to pay for internet at home, but not enough to buy a device that connects to it. Other times, there is an existing laptop, tablet or smart phone, but no internet connection.
BCM Family will highlight the campus deans through a series of Q&As. The series starts off with an introduction to Dr. Christian Cable, associate dean of admissions and students at Baylor’s Temple campus and an oncologist at Baylor Scott & White Health.