The JSU is open to all members of the Temple community. Medical Students for Choice was founded in 1993 by students concerned about the practitioner shortage, the lack of abortion education in medical school and escalating violence against abortion providers. Today we represent students at more then 100 medical schools across the country. This is a student-run notetaking service in which each student takes notes and computerizes them for access for all class members. This monthly newsletter provides the students and faculty of Temple University School of Medicine with medical news, a forum for opinions, and recurring features including the Residency Spotlight.
Submissions are also welcome, but are subject to review.
The deadline for each issue is the 15th of the month. While the OSR will continue to concem itself with matters such as government legislation, loan repayment policy, and medical insurance, the organization looks forward to involvement in issues such as health care reform, and topics conceming study abroad. Information is presented in the OSR quarterly report and in the ON CALL Newsletter. Through it, students can volunteer in a resident-run pediatric clinic working alongside the residents to gain clinical exposure beginning in the first year. We also have a variety of speakers and participate in health fairs and immunization drives taking place at a local elementary school.