ENGLISH DIVISION - our team

Executive board members:

President: Shania Kafi Keramati, e-mail: pums@poznan.ifmsa.pl
Local Coordinator: Shreya Trisal
Treasurer: Shelbie Embrey
Secretary: Moeez Tahir
VP of Marketing: Ali Al Hok
SCOME Assistant: Karim Mokaddem
SCORA Assistant: Natalia Gemzicka
SCORP Assistant: Kornvaree Suebthawilkul
SCOPH Assistant: Ying-Tzu, Lin
Social Activities: Kasidith Chruakanchana

Standing committees:

SCOPE:
Joanna Służewska, e-mail: leo@poznan.ifmsa.pl

• Standing Committee on Professional Exchange
• A division organizing holiday training abroad for over 100 members
•  Many interesting places to go. Europe, Middle East, Asia, Americas, Africa? Just name it.

SCORE:
Miłosz Miedziaszczyk, e-mail: lore@poznan.ifmsa.pl

• Standing Committee on Research Exchange
• Second exchange division providing similar exchanges but on research
• Along with SCOPE creates social activities for foreign students

SCOME:
Karim Mokaddemi, e-mail: 

• Standing Committee on Medical Education
• Creates and improves the learning program on PUMS
• Organizes Nationwide Medical Education Days
• Numerous workshops - ECG, EEG, USG, putting in stitches and others
• Conferences for members

SCOPH:
Ying-Tzu, Lin, e-mail: 

Standing Committee on Public Health

• Carries out pro-health and prevention campaigns, workshops, lectures
• Antitobacco classes, Peer Education on depression and healthy lifestyle
• Teddy Bear Hospital
  
  

SCORA:
Natalia Gemzicka, e-mail: 

Standing Committee on Reproductive Health Including AIDS

• Social actions on fights against HIV, AIDS and other STIs
• Peer Education in local high schools on Comprehensive Sex Education
• Streetcar Named Desire – party in a tram for HIV awareness
  
  

SCORP:
Kornvaree Suebthawilkul, e-mail: 

Standing Committee on Human Rights & Peace

• International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights and ethics, peace-building, humanitarian response
• campaigns against sexual harassment, rape culture, racism, homophobia
• helping people in greatest need, fighting with destitution and poverty