Student Working Group Newsletter

This month's issue includes two student spotlights: Brian Douthit, VA Postdoctoral Fellow in
Medical Informatics and Quality Improvement Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Alexander Chang, MD-PhD Student, University of Pittsburgh - Carnegie Mellon University.

The June issue includes a student spotlight on Sarvesh Soni, a PhD Graduate at the University of Texas Health Science Center, and a publication spotlight on recent JAMIA articles with student/trainees listed as first author.

This month's issue features a spotlight on Mollie Hobensack, a PhD candidate at the Columbia University School of Nursing, a handful of JAMIA Student Publications, and opportunities for students to get involved at CIC 2023 in Chicago.

This month's issue includes a student spotlight of Yawen Guo, a PhD Student at the the University of California, Irvine and a listing of student authored articles featured in the most recent issue of JAMIA.

This month's issue includes student volunteer opportunities, a student spotlight on Chenyu Li, PhD Student at the University of Pittsburgh, and an interview with Diane Korngiebel, DPhil, the Chair of the Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues Working Group.

This month's issue includes a student spotlight on Jeffrey R. Smith, a handful of opportunities to get involved in 2023, and an updated working group leadership listing.

This month's issue includes a student spotlight with Sachleen Tuteja, information about the AMIA High School Scholars Program, and ways to get involved in the months ahead.

This month's newsletter includes a faculty spotlight on Anita Murcko, a student spotlight on Haris Siddiqui, and calls for Annual Symposium Volunteers and mentors for the High School Scholar Program.

This month's issue includes a spotlight on Jodi Wachs, Past Chair of PINA, and a student spotlight on Winston Guo,
a MD Candidate at Weill Cornell Medicine.

This month's issue includes a spotlight on PhD student Humayera Islam, an interview with the Chair of the STWG, Zubin Khan, and a handful of opportunities for students to get involved.

This month's issue includes a student spotlight on Amanda Moy, a PhD Candidate in Biomedical Informatics at the University of Columbia, and information about the Nursing Informatics Working Group and how students can get involved with the community.

This month's issue includes information getting involved with AMIA's Working Groups, a spotlight on the Consumer Health Informatics WG, and an interview with Nick Reid, a PhD student at the University of Washington.