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.
More than 400 students started their educational journeys in Baylor College of Medicine programs this summer in areas spanning medicine, health professions and biomedical sciences.
Dr. Madeline Chaput and Dr. Levi Peppel graduated from Baylor’s School of Medicine and were commissioned into the U.S. Air Force on May 27.
Every year, Baylor inducts medical students into the local chapter of the Gold Humanism Society, an international organization that recognizes, supports and promotes the values of humanism and professionalism in medicine.