This allows for the recycling of hundreds of books on subjects including anatomy, embryology, biochemistry, cell biology, histology, pathology, and many others. Cash and personal checks are accepted. Since it was founded in 1991, its membership has expanded to include the entire health and graduate community at Yale. We seek to strengthen and build up the body of Christ through prayer, scripture study, and fellowship. We desire to serve the community in the name of the Lord through service activities, a capella singing groups, and personal ministry.
Membership is open to anyone who supports the goals of the organization.
Programs include a mentoring program for residents and students, professional development workshops, a lecture series featuring the research of minority faculty members, national recruitment for Yale's residency programs, a quarterly newsletter with information on events that have an impact on minorities at Yale, and a community outreach program including an annual health fair for New Haven and a symposium on health issues in minority communities. Now in its twenty-first year, the Student Psychiatric Society seeks to inform and support student interest in psychiatry. Throughout the year, the society sponsors lunchtime talks with Yale faculty and guest speakers. Topics cover the spectrum of psychiatric and humanistic issues. The society also provides opportunities to meet informally with Yale faculty in the Department of Psychiatry.