Events Committee
The CUMR events committee is responsible for hosting three events each semester for club team bonding and enrichment. Some events we have hosted include fun social general body meetings and virtual medical student panels. You can find pictures from our events here!
Graduate Student Panel - Spring 2025

CUMR invited PhD Candidate in Biology G. Robert Aguilar, PhD Candidate in Systems Biology Guojie Zhong, and MD-PhD Candidate at NYU Langone Stephanie Anakewe for a comprehensive dive into graduate experiences.
Discussion on the Medical School Application Process - Fall 2024

President Armstrong and Keyauna Ramos, a Columbia Med School Admissions Officer, joined Columbia Undergraduate Medical Review for a discussion on the medical school application process.
Fall '23 Launch Celebration

"It was so great having everyone together in person. As a freshman, it was really nice hearing from the upperclassmen about their experiences in Pre-med."
- Bea '27 Columbia College
Spring '23 Social

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Medical Ethics Panel - Fall 2024

CUMR and Gyneca joined for an open discussion on pressing ethical issues faced by healthcare professionals.
Spring '24 Social

"I really enjoyed getting to meet everyone at the spring '24 social--I liked learning how everyone's unique interests and backgrounds contributed to their distinctive part in producing the Review. I also felt like a nice reaffirmation of everyone's enthusiasm and commitment to the publication! It was also a unique opportunity to hear from older students pursuing similar fields to mine."
- Maeve '27 Barnard College
Fall '23 Social

"I had a great time at the social and bonding with team members over fun games like pictography, uno, and a fun medical trivia kahoot!"
- Claire '27 Columbia College
Outreach Committee
CUMR’s outreach committee is focused on informing the greater NYC community of health information and educating budding investigators on conducting scholarly research! You will soon find on here pictures of the events we host around the city and in various schools to empower, educate, and equip the public with medical/research knowledge!