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The NOSMUSC sponsors a variety of clubs and interest groups so our learners can explore different medical specialties and special topics in healthcare. Subcommittees Representatives Admissions Committee Representative Hannah Aalto (Y1W) Hailey O’Grady (Y3E) Government Affairs & Advisory Committee (GAAC) Alanna Makinson (Y3E) Hannah Mihkail (Y4E) Indigenous Reference Group (IRG) Chloe Smith (Y3E) Taylor Tom (Y1W) Local Exchange Officer (LEO) Radhika Nangia (Y3E) Tianna Bressan (Y2E) Local Officer of Indigenous Health (LOIH) Hannah Gray (Y1E) Taylor Tom (Y2W) Centralized Complementary Studies Committee (CCSC) Caleigh Bourdon (Y3E) Brieanne Olibris (Y3W) Student Assessment and Promotion Heather Lex (Y3W) Taylor Murie (Y3W) Student Travel Fund Allocation Angelina Curwin (Y1E) Jane Keating (Y3W) Wellness Committee Year 2 Isabelle-Gabrielle Hendel (Y2E) Brooklyn Ranta (Y2W) Wellness Committee Chair Kara Passi (Y3E) Program Evaluation Committee (PEC) Stefanie Nolet (Y2E) Caleb Lawlor (Y3W) Sebastien Labelle (Y4W) Awards Committee Representative Hannah Hyde (Y1E) Jade O'Donnell (Y2W) Cory Tremblay (Y3E) Ashley Perrault (Y4W) Health Sciences Library Advisory Group Jenna Schlorff (Y3E) Interprofessional Student Representative Kira Gouchie (Y1E) Local Officer of Global Health Advocacy (LOGHA) Tafheem-Un Nisa (Y2E) Local Officer of Reproductive and Sexual Health (LORSH) Alyssa Labelle (Y3E) Laurel Pirrie (Y1W) Program Evaluation Committee Stefanie Nolet (Y2E) Caleb Lawlor (Y3W) Sebastien Labelle (Y4W) Student Graduation Committee Rachel Belanger (Y4E) Sarah Herst (Y4W) Undergraduate Medical Education (UMEC) Meagan McGaughey (Y1E) Mateo Orranti (Y1E) Brieanne Olibris (Y2W) Sophie Thomas (Y4E) Wellness Committee Year 3 Megan Forgie (Y3E) Janelle Lazor (Y3W) Postgraduate Education Committee Representative Mackenzie Straub (Y2E) Francophone Admission Committee Simon Paquette (Y1E) Sebastien Labelle (Y4W) Northern and Rural Preparation and Implementation Committee Janik Dufour (Y3E) Local Officer of Environmental Health and Sustainability Elizabeth Arif (Y1W) Local Officer of Global Health Education (LOGHE) Savannah Tillberg (Y2W) Medical Education Committee (HSN and TBRHSC) Caleb Lawlor (Y3W) Lauren Hamill (Y1E) Research Committee Kathryn Culliton (Y3W) Committee to Support Student Professionalism Joanna Murtha (Y1E) Nusha Ramsoondar (Y4W) Wellness Committee Year 1 Lauren Thomas (Y1E) Piper Ennew (Y1W) Wellness Committee Year 4 Allie Chown (Y4E) Jacqueline Hanley (Y4W) Senate Megan Clark (Y2W) Tyler Pretty (Y3E) Andrew Watson (Y3E)

Established in 2005, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University Student Council (NOSMUSC) is the overarching society for the undergraduate student body of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University. Welcome! Bienvenue! Boozhoo! Established in 2005, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University Student Council (NOSMUSC) is the overarching society for the undergraduate student body of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University (NOSMU)*. Voted by YOU, the Student Body, every year we aim to accomplish the following: NOSMUSC is your advocate in liaising with Faculty and Staff to bring about positive changes to the curriculum, policies, career counseling and wellness. NOSMUSC has a focus on providing a global perspective to health and wellness. We aim to offer countless opportunities for you to learn about, advocate for, and improve global, local, and personal health and wellness. NOSMUSC Executive is elected by YOU every year. Our objective is to focus on YOUR needs and to respond to them as best as we can. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need anything! NOSMSC aims to provide you with the resources required to succeed in medical school. We have guides for CCC, clinical skills, and other relevant study resources. Contact Us! First Name Last Name Message Email Send Thanks for submitting! Updated Aug. 2023

Student Rentals Thunder Bay 2 Bedroom Basement Apartment for Rent - Mariday Park Available April 15, 2025 Walking distance to NOSM, Lakehead University Main Campus, Law School, Thunder Bay Regional Hospital 1000 sq ft with sauna & storage - Private Entrance- Shared Laundry 2 Off-Street parking spots Rent is $1900/month. Includes all utilities except WiFi. One-year lease. No smoking/vaping. No pets. See pictures here . First & last months' rent required along with a credit check and references. Please email jduc729@gmail.com for more information. Thunder Bay - 1 Bedroom 1 Bath, Luxury Condo in Waverley Park Towers Available June 1, 2025 3rd floor condo with views of Lake Superior and conveniently located in downtown Port Arthur. Private outdoor balcony Building amenities include a fitness centre, indoor pool, sauna, barbecue and patio, activity rooms, etc. All utilities included: heat, electricity, water (internet at tenant's expense) 1 parking space included Laundry facilities on site Additional storage locker included Some furnishings can be included (dining table & chairs, couch, bed, desk) Mandatory smoke-free / pet-free Minimum 1-year lease Rent is $2,400 per month See pictures here . Please text Julie at 807-630-1834 or email at korojulie@gmail.com for more information Copper Cliff 2-Bedroom Basement Apartment for Rent Rent is $1900.00 per month. Includes all utilities, internet, and parking for one spot. Shared laundry. First & last months rent required along with credit cheque. One-year lease. See pictures here . Please contact maggie-may17@hotmail.com for more information. Thunder Bay Home for Rent - Downtown Port Arthur Available October 1, 2024 Includes the top two floors of home in the heart of downtown Port Arthur. One bedroom and one bathroom with shower on the main floor and one bedroom and one bathroom with bath on the second floor. Close to downtown restaurants/coffee shops/parks; 30 minute walk to Lakehead University/Hospital. Furnished or unfurnished option available. Heat/gas bills are included. Hydro, cable, phone, and internet are additional costs for the tenant. Rent is $2800 per month. See pictures here . Please contact info@moniquemercier.ca or message on the Rent Panda link attached above for more information. Thunder Bay 5-Bedroom Home for Rent - Port Arthur Available August 2024 Large home perfect for up to 5 students, located in the heart of Port Arthur Close to many amenities and bus routes. Only minutes away from NOSM University. Some rooms boast views of Lake Superior. Rent is 3600 per month. See pictures here . Please contact Rnigro@tbcschools.ca or 807-630-2882 for more information. Sudbury 4-Bedroom Home for Rent Fully furnished including beds, sheets, pillows, full kitchen, living room couches, kitchen table, laundry on site. Located on Central Ave, ~10 minute walk to LU campus. Please contact heather@alandickson.com for more information.

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Each NOSMUSC portfolio is responsible for overseeing one of NOSMU’s many committees on which students sit. NOSMUSC Portfolios & Subcommittees Each portfolio is responsible for overseeing one of NOSMU’s many committees on which students sit. VP Finance VP Student Affairs (Interest Groups) VP Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion NOSMU Subcommittees VP Global Health VP External (OMSA, OMA, CFMS, CMA, & more!) VP Education VP Communications Updated Mar. 2022

Health Benefits NOSMUSC is excited to be offer ing Health Benefits Coverage to all NOSM University UME, NODIP and Graduate Students as of September 2024. MAKE A CLAIM GOOGLE DRIVE WITH MORE DETAILS NOSMU HEALTH BENEFITS PAGE DOWNLOAD YOUR STUDENT BENEFIT CARD FAQs PRICE NEGOTIATION PROCESS & UPDATES

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Students of the Semester Claire is a 2nd year student on the West Campus, and is celebrated by her peers for her unwavering kindness, exceptional work ethic, and commitment to bettering any space she is in. She contributes to her community through various organizations including Compass North, the Rural and Family Medicine Interest Groups and NOSMU Student Council. Claire is committed to research through projects like "She Matters" focusing on sexual assault kit availability in Northwestern Ontario, her work with the Compass North Student-Led Clinic investigating health literacy in Northwestern Ontario and the dynamics of self-compassion versus other-compassion among medical learners at NOSMU. When given an opportunity, Claire will find a way to give back to her community. Simon is a 2nd year student on the East Campus who is known for his support of his peers. Simon contributes to peer teaching with the Anatomy Teaching Group, mentoring students and the development of mock assessments for his class to study. Outside of the classroom Simon started a monthly recognition program highlighting his peers accomplishments and contributions. Furthermore, he is recognised for his commitment to research, as he was selected to represent NOSMU at the Canadian Medical Student Research Competition for his publication on probiotics and Type II Diabetes. Beyond the NOSMU community Simon serves as the ambassador for the Sudbury Action Center for Youth (SACY). In this role, he helped to create and facilitate events that provided support to vulnerable youth. Overall, Simon continues to better the community at NOSMU, in Sudbury. The NOSMUSC is proud to highlight student excellence! Although only 2 students were selected, we would like to acknowledge the many students at NOSMU that contribute positively to the student sphere.

NOSMUSC is created by the students for the students, consequently, we would like to hear from YOU! Contact Us NOSMUSC is created by the students for the students, consequently, we would like to hear from YOU! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the VP Communications at sc.vpcommunications@nosm.ca Let's Chat! Email sc.vpcommunications@nosm.ca Social Media First Name Last Name Email Message Thanks for submitting! Send Updated Dec. 2021

For more info on the NOSMUSC reimbursement processes (ie. expense reimbursement vs student travel fund application) Expense Reimbursement Process When it is used: When you have already incurred expenses related to NOSMUSC initiatives; most often utilized for Interest Group reimbursements. Reimbursement requests are to be sent within 30 days of the expense being incurred. How it is used: Download the Excel form to your computer. Complete all cells highlighted in yellow. Please make sure to sign as the requestor (line 35 ). An electronic signature is acceptable. Save as an Excel document. Send to the Most Responsible Person (MRP) for the budget line item, and ensure their signature is provided (line 39 ) . If the MRP is not known, please reach out to the VP Finance -sc.vpfinance@nosm.ca . - Ex. For IG expenses, the group's president is the MRP. Send an email containing itemized receipts along with the reimbursement form containing both requestor and MRP signatures to sc.vpfinance@nosm.ca . Itemized receipts are required (i.e. receipts that indicate what items were purchased and not a simple debit/credit slip). Credit Card statements are not accepted. What is required: Reimbursement form including signatures of both MRP and requestor. Itemized receipts. Submission within 30 days of when expense(s) incurred. When is funding received: Completed requests are processed within 10-14 days of receipt by the VP Finance - sc.vpfinance@nosm.ca . Student Travel Fund When it is used: To be used following attendance of an approved event: Approved events include, but are not limited to, conferences, seminars, and networking opportunities. E xcludes events where academic credit or certificates are given. You do not require pre-approval , but if you have concerns about whether or not your planned event could be covered, please reach out to the VP Finance - sc.vpfinance@nosm.ca . You do not need to be presenting to be considered for funding. Both virtual and in-person events will be considered for funding. Maximum funding of up to 70% for Domestic Conferences, and up to 50% for International Conferences of applicable expenses. Applicable expenses include, but are not limited to, registration fees, transportation costs, accommodations, and meals (if not included in the registration fee - excluding alcohol). Where it is found: HERE How it is used: Complete the Google Form within 30 days of returning from the event. Email itemized receipts to VP Finance - sc.vpfinance@nosm.ca . i.e. receipts that outline what items were purchased and not credit/debit slips or credit/debit statements When is funding received: The Student Travel Fund Allocation Committee meets 3 times annually. Preliminary funding decisions are made at these meetings and up to $100 of preliminary funding may be provided to applicants following these meetings (usually in December and March). In May of each fiscal year, all applications received for that year are considered in totality and final funding decisions are made. If total applications do not exceed the total amount of funding available ($40,000), each application will receive up to 70% of applicable expenses for domestic events, and up to 50% for international events. If total applications exceed $40,000, then applications may receive less than the maximal amount. In summary, preliminary funding is provided on a semi-annual basis , with the remaining funding received in May/June of the fiscal year. Student Travel Fund - Terms of Reference

Hello Current Students! Please see the links below for information on various topics relevant to NOSMU students. We're still working on this page, so please check back often for updates! NOSMUSC Facebook Group Join our Facebook group to stay up to date with the NOSMUSC and learn about upcoming events for NOSMU students. You can also follow us on instagram @thenosmusc . NOSMUSC Portfolios Visit this page to learn more about all the ways the NOSMUSC works to support students at NOSMU. Student Rentals Visit this page for more information on rentals available for students in Thunder Bay and Sudbury. Phase 1 FAQs Visit this page for some answers to some frequently asked questions by students in years 1 & 2. NOSMU Ombudsman Resources Visit this page for resources from the Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario, or click here for the student brochure . Students of the Semester Visit this page to see the two chosen students that had an impactful semester. Student Discounts Visit this page for a variety of discounts available for our students.