Fall 2019 undergraduate course

Gator Premedical Guide (GPG)

Interested in medicine?  Enjoy writing?  Apply to join the Gator Premedical Guide (GPG) staff this Fall!

GPG is an online publication guide for students with an interest in cutting edge scientific innovation as well as the political and ethical angles of medicine and healthcare. The organization's aim is to keep undergraduates informed about pressing issues and debates in the healthcare field.

If you would like to write about diverse topics in medicine and get published online, consider submitting an application to become a writer.  As we believe there is no limit to knowledge, we accept applicants from all fields of study.  In fact, we encourage non-STEM oriented applicants, as different disciplines shed light on topics from different angles.

Apply here by Friday, September 6th at 11:59 pm: https://forms.gle/FPQSjFiWdpqYQF779

GPG on Facebook: https://facebook.com/gatorpremedguide

Website: www.gatorpremedicalguide.org

Contact us at gatorpremedicalguide@gmail.com with any questions or concerns

Crisis Center fall training

MAKE A

DIFFERENCE

 

Become a Volunteer Crisis Line Counselor for

The Alachua County

Crisis Center

 

 

Sixty hours of in-depth training are provided in active listening, crisis intervention, and suicide prevention.

 

Volunteering is an opportunity to impact the lives of fellow community members and gain life-enhancing communication skills.

 

Training starts September 14th, 2019

For more information, please contact:

Jan Greene

352-264-6782

jgreene@alachuacounty.us

or check out http://www.alachuacounty.us/crisis

 

 

Crisis Center training is a six-week training program (run three times a year) consisting of one full Saturday followed by six weeks of Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6:30-9:30p.m. - AND two four-hour sessions which can be flexibly scheduled to accommodate your schedule.  The training requires a strong commitment – both of time and energy.