Presented by: Iman Elgammal, MSUCOM SSP Vice President October 24, 2010 AOA Conference San Francisco, CA

What is Sigma Sigma Phi? Osteopathic honor society Service fraternity ∑∑Φ Our goals are to further the science of osteopathic medicine and its standards of practice; to improve the scholastic standing and to promote a higher degree of fellowship among its students, to bring about a closer relation and understanding between the student body and the officials and members of the faculties of our college. How do I get involved? Acceptance is based on scholastic achievement and community service Executive board members: Dr. Thornburg-Faculty Advisor Tina Abraham-President Iman Elgammal-Vice President Katrina Weirauch-Secretary/Treasurer Mohamed Rezik- Editor/DMC liaison Melina Custovic- MUC liaison

Hello everyone, my name is Tina Abraham, and I am the current president for Sigma Sigma Phi Iota chapter at Michigan State University (school of the future BCS champions!!). First of all, my apologies for not being able to attend the conference, however you will have the pleasure of getting to know Iota Chapter’s wonderful Vice President Iman Elgammal. In this presentation, you will hopefully gain insight on our goals as a chapter and the impact we have made on our community. If you have any questions feel free to contact me: A message from our chapter President

Our Service to the Community Homeless BBQ Fundraiser for D-man Foundation CAP program Fit for Life Above the boards Health Fairs Medical Mission Trips

Homeless BBQ

Mongolian fundraiser

CAP program 2 Michigan local high school with first generation college bound students Mentor/Tutor Give students direction Positive role models

Fit for life Promote healthy habits amongst classmates and faculty Run fitness class (you are more than welcome to come try out Tina’s butt’s and gut’s class!) Teach nutrition classes/meditation/yoga/etc

Above the boards Peers teaching peers high yield topics for upcoming boards Review the upcoming systems in our curriculum while integrating basic science classes.

Health Fairs

Medical Mission Trips

Goals Continue to be an essential component in MSU’s College of Osteopathic Medicine with our high scholastic achievement program and dedication to service Promote the osteopathic philosophy at local high schools Promote osteopathic medicine globally through participation with MSUCOM mission trips: Dominican Republic, Egypt, Guatemala, and Costa Rica this past year, and Brazil this winter By May 2011, more then 2700 hours of community service will have been served by MSUCOM SSP members

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