Spartans know that “finding your way here” is heavily encouraged through all programs and services offered at UNC Greensboro. Because of that, students have access to more than 250 student organizations.
In a new Spartan Club Showcase series, we highlight a few of the many different student organizations that embody academics, service, arts, and athletics with one overarching goal in mind: community. Get excited to participate in a club that best resonates with you.
Melanin in Medicine
The club Melanin in Medicine (MIM) has grown increasingly popular since it began at UNCG. It provides students with mentorship, networking opportunities, professional development, and community outreach.
“Looking for a supportive community for underrepresented students pursuing medicine and health care fields?”
Zariah Johnson, MIM founder and president
MIM’s members say the organization creates an uplifting environment for minority students to discuss challenges and successes in order to break barriers in health care. Zariah Johnson, Public Health Education major in the School of Health and Human Sciences, says the organization has helped her grow as a leader, a mentor, and an aspiring healthcare professional. “It’s taught me the importance of advocacy and representation in medicine,” she says.
Johnson shares what makes MIM so special:
Students can follow MIM on Instagram to learn about how to join and attend general meetings.
Story by Lauren Segers, University Communications
Photography courtesy of Melanin in Medicine
