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BYU Medical Society
In collaboration with the BYU School of Medicine and the Collegium Aesculapium, we are excited to announce that the BYU Medical Society will merge with Collegium Aesculapium to form a new Medical Society of the BYU School of Medicine (formal name pending approval). BYU Medical Society members will be automatically transitioned to this newly formed group. For those interested in joining the new society who had not previously joined either prior organization can indicate their interest by completing this form. Thank you for your support of the BYU Medical School. We look forward to continuing our work together through the new organization.

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The BYU Medical Society will:

  1. Create a network of physicians to mentor undergraduate and medical trainees. Join here to become a mentor.
  2. Raise funds to support BYU undergraduate extramural summer research internships. Learn more about the BYU Premedical Research Internship Program.
  3. Develop our web presence to provide a place of gathering, communication, and encouragement.
  4. Plan future social, educational, and service events to cultivate a culture of integrity, knowledge, and compassion.
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Aubrey Pope

Aubrey spent three summers working as a research assistant at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard on a clinical research trial in the Department of Thoracic surgery. She is planning to return to her lab as the clinical research coordinator while she applies to medical school.
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Brendan Stapley

Brendan got hands on experience working to investigate neural mechanisms of cognitive recovery after anesthesia through a summer internship. He now is a second year medical student at Washington University School of Medicine.
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Will Evans

Will did a summer of research in Palo Alto with the Stanford Department of General Surgery. He studied blood clotting complications following neuroendocrine GI tumor resections. Will is now a medical student at Duke University school of medicine.
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FAQs

FAQs

Who can join? Why should I join?