I, Too, Am Georgetown Medicine 2022 Registration

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Zoom link this evening: https://georgetown.zoom.us/j/96425508310

On the behalf of the GUSOM Learning Society Advisory Committee, Gold Humanism Honors Society, the Office of Student Affairs, and the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, we invite you to attend our 6th annual event convening on Thursday, April 7, 2022 from 5:30-7:30 pm ET.

I, Too, Am Georgetown Medicine is a reflective, community-building event that brings together medical students from all four classes to build community by reflecting on issues that affect all of us as medical students. I, Too am Georgetown Medicine aims to create an opportunity to gather together to converse about and reaffirm the values of our profession and institution. It also strives to expand our understanding and empathy of others in order to build a safe, inclusive and welcoming environment for our peers, colleagues, and patients.

This year's theme is "Out of Our Element: Vulnerability, Fatigue, & Misinformation - Caring for yourself and your community in isolating times."

The event will consist of breakout sessions, where small groups of students will discuss themes such as identity, empowerment, and advocacy.

Student Learner Breakout Zoom Sessions (5:40 - 6:40pm) *student learners pick one

Session A: Finding our New Normal During Pandemic & Burnout: How do we emerge from these times and take meaning from them

Session B: Connecting in a Disconnected World: Mindfulness, Gratefulness, & Grieving

Session C: Misinformation and Disinformation: Health Literacy in a Pandemic world

Session D: Complicit Biases: The Medical Student’s Duty in Antiracism Advocacy

** GUMC KEYNOTE CONVERSATION** 6:45 pm on zoom - open to all GUMC faculty, staff and students

In addition that evening, we will also have a keynote fireside chat on Belonging and Finding Community with Lee Jones, MD, Dean for Medical Education & Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown School of Medicine with Wajahat Ali, Author of the acclaimed 2021 memoir "Go Back to Where You Came From: And Other Helpful Recommendations on How to Become American."

Name (First & Last) *

Email *

GUMC/SOM affiliation (ie. student (M1), faculty, etc.) * *

Which session will you be attending? *

Student Session A: Finding our New Normal During Pandemic & Burnout - How do we emerge from these times and take meaning from them

Student Session B: Connecting in a Disconnected World: Mindfulness, Gratefulness, & Grieving

Student Session C: Misinformation and Disinformation: Health Literacy in a Pandemic world

Student Session D: Complicit Biases: The Medical Student’s Duty in Antiracism Advocacy

GUMC Keynote speaker only: Wajahat Ali, Author of "Go Back to Where You Came From: And Other Helpful Recommendations on How to Become American."

Other:

We are recruiting student, staff and faculty facilitators to lead small student dialogues and build community! Note: If you are interested in serving as a facilitator, there is a required virtual training scheduled for March 29 from 5:30-7:00 pm. (If you can't make it, there will be a recording). *

I am interested in serving as a small group facilitator for the breakout room discussions listed above

I am not interested in being a facilitator

If you are interested in serving as a facilitator, which topics interest you the most? (please check any that apply)

Session A: Finding our New Normal During Pandemic & Burnout - How do we emerge from these times and take meaning from them

Session B: Connecting in a Disconnected World: Mindfulness, Gratefulness, & Grieving

Session C: Misinformation and Disinformation: Health Literacy in a Pandemic world

Session D: Complicit Biases: The Medical Student’s Duty in Antiracism Advocacy

Other:

Do you have any questions for our Keynote speaker, Wajahat Ali, author of the acclaimed 2021 novel "Go Back to Where You Came From: And Other Helpful Recommendations on How to Become American"?

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