Windsor University School of Medicine · SGA
The SGA is the student voice at WUSOM. Run entirely by students, it carries your concerns to faculty and administration and works for a better education for every class.
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Announcements from your Student Government Association will be posted here. Have a concern? Use "Report an issue" to send it straight to the SGA, with a photo or short video if it helps. Only SGA excos can see reports, and you can track the status and our reply with your reference number.
| Class | Class representative | Assistant representative |
|---|---|---|
| MD1 | Vacant | Vacant |
| MD2 | Vacant | Vacant |
| MD3 | Vacant | Vacant |
| MD4 | Vacant | Vacant |
| MD5 | Vacant | Vacant |
The Student Government Association is the vehicle through which students take part in forming institutional policy on academic and student affairs, and speak together on matters that concern the whole student body. The ideas and projects agreed on in our meetings are steps toward a better education for every WUSOM student.
The SGA was established to be the voice of the students. It is made up of, and run entirely by, students, and it is the representative body of the students at WUSOM. A new SGA is elected each semester.
Our mission. To provide WUSOM students representation, services and advocacy by acting as a student voice for the campus community, serving as an outlet for student concerns, promoting student participation in campus life, and investigating solutions to issues that affect the campus as a whole.
The oldest and largest independent association of physicians-in-training in the United States, founded in 1950 and governed by students. The Windsor Chapter is one of the most active and largest offshore chapters.
Mission. AMSA is committed to improving health care and health care delivery to all people; promoting active improvement in medical education; involving its members in the social, moral and ethical obligations of medicine; improving the understanding of world health problems; contributing to the welfare of medical students, interns, residents and post-MD/DO trainees; and advancing the profession of medicine.
Aspirations. Quality, affordable health care for all · Global health equity · Enriching medicine through diversity · Professional integrity, development and student well-being.
Windsor Chapter events each semester
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The student arm of WUSOM for community outreach: free health screening for the people of St. Kitts, including blood pressure, glucose and BMI checks, along with free medical advice.
Members collaborate with community churches and organizations such as the Ministry of Health and the Red Cross.
Objectives
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A transformative Christian student fellowship: fellowshipping together, growing spiritually, and pursuing academic excellence. Monthly outreach visits Cardin Home for the elderly and the local orphanage.
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Serving the Muslim community on campus by building an environment for worship, spiritual growth and academic excellence, in the belief that future physicians are called to benefit people to the best of their ability.
Visit the MSA website for prayer times.
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The umbrella body for Nigerian students at WUSOM, also welcoming other African students. With over 200 members, the NSA works to make St. Kitts a home away from home.
The NSA gathers information that concerns its members and advocates for them with the school, and passes school information back down. Members support each other with advice and encouragement on excelling academically, and seek partnerships that improve the island experience.
Social events ease the pressure of a demanding schedule, and periodic charity events build good relations with the host community. Junior students are encouraged to seek out seniors who excelled in the courses they are taking.
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Facilities, academics, safety, housing, transport or anything else affecting students. Add a photo or a short video if it helps show the problem.
Describe the issue and attach evidence if you have it.
You get a reference number and an access code. Only SGA excos can see reports.
Use them on Track a report to see the status and the SGA’s reply.
