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GlobeMed at the University of Texas at Austin - 4769
Registration Information
Organization Number: 4769
First Registered On: 07-26-2010
Last Registered On: 04-19-2013
Organization Information
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Status: Active
Purpose: GlobeMed aims to strengthen the movement for global health equity by empowering students and communities to work together to improve the health of the impoverished around the world.
Membership: N/A
Functions: Seminars on global health, fundraising for community-based projects, partner/raise money for partner grassroots organization.
Organization Type: Special Interest
Contact Information
E-mail: michelletruong@utexas.edu
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Joshua George, Director of Finances
Rashi Agrawal, Director of Communications
Madison Klim, Co-President
Ruby Ramirez, Partner Liaison
Michelle Truong, Co-President
Priya Prakash, GlobalhealthU Coordinator
Nicole Kruijs, Co-Director of Campaigns
Hannah Adrian, Director of Community Building
Samantha Bennett, GlobalhealthU Coordinator
Kiki Schreiber, Co-Director of Campaigns
Campus Office Address: 299
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