Institutional Organization
The four Undergraduate Medical Education offices work collaboratively to successfully steward our medical students from application to graduation.
- Office of Admissions
- Office of Medical Education
- Office of Student Affairs
- Office of Student Research
Institutional Governance & Planning
A number of committees are actively involved in shaping the School of Medicine, particularly the curriculum and other essential aspects of your medical education. The following committees/councils include students in their voting memberships. Students also may be invited to serve on special task forces and temporary committees. If you have an interest or expertise in a particular area, let the OSA staff know so that we may consider you for appointment to one of these temporary committees. As a student you have a voice on many of these committees. Furthermore, you can have an impact through the Student Government System.
- Preclinical Curriculum Committee (PCC)
- Clinical Years Committee (CYC)
- Clinical Coordinating Committee (CCC)
- Advancement Committee
- Appeals Committee
- Judicial Committee
- Medical Education Advisory Committee (MEAC)
- Medical Education Continuous Quality Improvement Committee (MECQI)
Student Government
Student leaders play an important role in the UMSOM Community. Specifically, Student Leadership has a critical role in creating class unity and community among all students. Participating as a leader is a great way to get to know classmates and faculty, and is likely to have a significant impact on the leader and their medical education.
The student leadership at UMSOM consists of a Student Council as well as representation for each class through the Student Government Association.