KCL ACMS Reverse Mentoring Scheme is back for 24/25! 🌟 BAME students, don’t miss this PAID chance to shape meaningful conversations with FoLSM faculty. Your voice matters—join now and make an impact!. Sign Up Link 🔗:.

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and amplifying student voices. Key stakeholders within the KCL community, such as the MBBS Programme Director, have championed the program, ensuring its seamless integration into the medical school's framework.

aims to foster inclusivity and diversity within the GKT community. The program focuses on fostering dialogue on diversity and inclusion, empowering students to advocate for systemic changes. The initiative has tangible impacts, such as enhancing mechanisms for raising concerns.

The KUMEC & KCL ACMS Reverse Mentoring Scheme, a near-peer mentoring program, has been successful in its third year of implementation during the 2023-24 academic year. The program, which involves Black medical students serving as mentors to faculty members,.

We have won the GKT MSA Blues and shields 2024 Award in the sustainability event / initiative of the year award category!.We would like to thank @KUMEC4KCL for this pivotal role in setting up and continuing this scheme alongside the ACMS.

delving into the student experience, and providing invaluable top tips for applying. Huge thanks to everyone involved in making this event a resounding success! Let's keep inspiring and empowering the next generation of medical professionals together!

Last year alone, they had over 3000 eager students enrolled in the programme! .The content the ACMS covered were crucial topics such as understanding the role of ACMS, overcoming barriers to accessing medical school,

The impact of our work on both current and prospective students at King’s has been truly remarkable. The Lecture Series, is the largest medical outreach programme in the UK, reaching out to widening participation students from all corners of the country.

🎉🌟 Big shoutout to the KCL ACMS for absolutely smashing it at the recent KCL Widening Participation KCLWP X ACMS, King's Medicine & Dentistry Lecture Series! 🌟🎉. We're thrilled to announce that the feedback for the event has been nothing short of phenomenal!

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Correction* Prof. Frank Chinegwundoh MBE.

Experts like Ms. Carol Norman and Prof. Frank Chingwendoh share insights. The event aims to enhance awareness, discuss disparities, and promote dialogue.

The first, 'Big Picture Stuff,' covers the importance of genetics by Dr. Elsa Zekeng, diverse outcomes by Dr. Tanimola Martins, and screening programs. The second session, 'The Big Five,' delves into specific cancers: Breast, Prostate, Gynaecological, Bowel, and Haematological.

World Cancer Day 2024 conference, titled "Let’s Talk About Black People and Cancer," focuses on closing the gap in understanding and addressing cancer disparities. The event on February 3rd in London features two sessions.

World Cancer Day 2024 conference, titled "Let’s Talk About Black People and Cancer". Link: More details below: