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The National Society of Black Women in Medicine is a multi-disciplined organization that works to increase the retention of underrepresented minority women pursuing careers in healthcare and basic science, while simultaneously promoting the advancement of those already established in these fields.
Vision
The National Society of Black Women in Medicine is committed to supporting current and future healthcare professionals and basic scientists in efforts to combat educational and professional racial inequities.
Florida International University Section of NSBWM
Florida International University Section of NSBWM
The National Society of Black Women in Medicine at Florida International University, previously known as Black Women in Medicine Inc., was chartered by Ricardynn St Thomas on September 21st, 2020, who served as President. Emerly Frederick served as Vice President.
National Organization
National Organization
The National Society of Black Women in Medicine, formerly known as Black Women in Medicine Inc., was founded on the campus of Florida State University on October 14th 2017 by Amber Balkcom and Ashlei Phillips. The two students had the idea on a walk back to the campus library. They both agreed that there was a need for more representation of minority women in medicine and scientific disciplines. That night in lieu of studying Amber typed up the mission statement of Black Women in Medicine with Ashlei by her side designing the infamous logo. They were prepared to take on a new challenge that later transformed into a movement.
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