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2010 – 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
GLOBEMED at CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Ithaca, NY
students fighting for global health equity!
Amherst College! Pastoral ! San Salvador, El Salvador!
Boston College! CCC-UNSCH ! Ayacucho, Peru !
Bucknell University! KIHEFO! Kabale, Uganda!
Columbia University! GWED-G! Gulu, Uganda!
Cornell University! CEPAIPA! Guayaquil, Ecuador!
CU-Boulder! Himalyan Healthcare! Jawalakhel, Nepal!
Depaul University! ASOSAP! Alta Verapaz, Guatemala!
Duke University! Salud San Limite! Siuna, Nicaragua!
Florida State University! ARM! Orissa, India!
GWU! Rwanda Village Concept Project! Huye District, Rwanda!
Georgetown University! Minga Peru! Iquitos, Peru!
Indiana University! CEMOPLAF-Cajabamba! Cajabamba, Ecuador!
Lawrence University! FUNPRONID! Riobamba, Ecuador!
Loyola University! La Primavera! La Primavera, Guatemala!
Middlebury College! Africa 2000 Network! Tororo, Uganda!
Northeastern University! Kitovu Mobile AIDS Organization! Masaka, Uganda!
Northwestern University! The HOPE Center! Ho, Ghana!
Penn State University! EAPSEC! Chiapas, Mexico!
Princeton University! Jambi Hwasi! Otavalo, Ecuador!
Rhodes College! AMOS! Managua, Nicaragua!
Truman State University! Maison de Naissance! Torbeck, Haiti!
University of Chicago! ASPAT! Lima, Peru!
UCLA! Amuru Youth Center! Anaka, Uganda!
University of Michigan! Tiyatien Health!Joy-Southfield Development Corp!
Zwedru, Liberia!Detroit, Michigan !
UMKC! KCRC! Bushenyi District, Uganda!
UNC-Chapel Hill! Health-Alert Uganda! Gulu, Uganda!
University of Rochester! Kallpa Iquitos! Iquitos, Peru!
USC! Care Net Ghana! Hohoe, Ghana!
University of Texas-Austin! Clinica Ana Manganaro! Guarjila, El Salvador!
Vanderbilt University! Dios es Amor! Lima, Peru!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS !
1 MISSION STATEMENT!
2 2010 – 2011 AT A GLANCE!
3 ABOUT US!
4 OUR PARTNER!
5 OUR PROJECT!
6 CAMPAIGNS!
7 GLOBALHEALTHU!
8 COMMUNITY BUILDING!!9 GRASSROOTS ON-SITE
WORK INTERNSHIP!
10 WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE!
11 GLOBEMED GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT!
12 OUR FUTURE!
13 FINANCES!
14 STAY CONNECTED!
15 THANK YOU!
Dear friends, !!Our chapter has travelled great distances from what it was at the very beginning of last September—a handful of students seeking to channel their energy and passion for social justice in a tangible manner. !!Since then, we have officially established our chapter on campus, and expanded our handful to a group of nearly 30 student advocates. We led a powerful campaign for our partner and for the movement for social justice and global health equity. Even more exciting have been the educational experiences this past year: confronting ourselves with questions we’ve never been asked or deeply thought about previously, and engaging in insightful global health discussion in the context of human rights and social justice. Most importantly, we’ve established a foundation for our partnership with CEPAIPA in La Libertad, Ecuador. We hope that this burgeoning attachment to our partner will encourage us to become closer as a chapter, increase our fundraising efforts and ambitions, gain a more profound cultural understanding, and inspire us to engage in more meaningful work.!!As founding co-presidents and a part of the GlobeMed family, the feeling is indescribable. GlobeMed has given us the opportunity to become active advocates for social change and to inspire others to do the same. We have joined others who, half a world away, also believe in the power of human relationships and urgency for a different world. !!We look forward to future years with you as we mobilize our communities and drive this movement forward in full momentum. Thank you for your past, present, and future support as we embark on this incredible journey.!!Best wishes,!!Sanjana Patel & Rachel Leopold!Co-Presidents of GlobeMed at Cornell 2010-2011!
2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
GLOBEMED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY
!
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.
!
!
MISSION STATEMENT
ONE BILLION PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD LACK ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS*. EACH DAY, MORE THAN 36,000 PEOPLE DIE PREVENTABLE DEATHS. WITHOUT ADDRESSING POVERTY AND POOR HEALTH, WE CANNOT BREAK THIS CYCLE OF SUFFERING. UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HAVE THE PASSION AND ENERGY TO HELP TACKLE THIS CHALLENGE. GLOBEMED AIMS TO MEET THIS CHALLENGE BY ENGAGING AND TRAINING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED. BY PARTNERING STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIES TO COMBAT POVERTY AND POOR HEALTH, WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF IMPOVERISHED PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD TODAY AND SHAPE TOMORROW’S LEADERS ACROSS ALL PROFESSIONS WHO WILL SHARE A DEEP COMMITMENT TO HEALTH EQUITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE.
our vision!
*World Bank, World Development Report 2000/2001: A:acking Poverty (New York: Oxford University Press, 2001).
2010 – 2011 AT A GLANCE 2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
GlobeMed at Cornell University
Dec. 3, 2010 World AIDS Day In honor of the millions affected by the infectious disease, the newly formed E-board sold cupcakes iced with AIDS ribbons and GlobeMed symbols, distributed red AIDS ribbons, and hosted their first bi-annual Go Red for GlobeMed Bar Night.!
Holidays 2010 Holiday Individual Giving
The new E-Board reached out to family and friends over the holiday season to spread news about the new chapter, partner, and project. The overwhelming support was truly humbling.!!!!!!!
Feb. 20, 2011 World Day of Social Justice In recognition of the day, the chapter indulged in banana-chocolate chip pancakes, discussed common preconceived notions about social inequalities, and asked our community, “What does every person deserved?”. Check out the baggies we plastered campus with!!
April 25, 2011 The Banana Stand Did you know that bananas are a major Ecuadorian export? GlobeMed Week was launched with the Banana Stand, inspired from popular TV show “Arrested Development”. Excited GlobeMedders attracted community members with banana suits and colorful toppings ranging from M&Ms to sweetened coconut. !
ABOUT US GlobeMed at Cornell University
A chapter of GlobeMed was founded on Cornell’s campus in the fall of 2010. GlobeMed came as a refreshing excitement. It attracted students seeking to channel their passion for global health in an unique and meaningful manner. !!During the first few months, we began to establish our partnership with CEPAIPA in La Libertad, Ecuador, through our main contact, Dra. Alexandra. !!After one year, our impact can be felt in both Cornell’s and CEPAIPA’s communities: With the energy and enthusiasm of thirty students, we’ve raised nearly $4200 to support CEPAIPA’s programs--including the health, educational, and financial empowerment of 60+ young girls at CEPAIPA.!
since our founding in , our chapter has grown from to
members. 10 30
september 2010
OUR PARTNER 2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
CEPAIPA
KEY FACT: One in five adolescent females are mothers or pregnant in Ecuador--the highest rate in South America.!
KEY FACT: Ten percent of women between 15 and 24 years of age, who became pregnant at 15, had their pregnancies end in abortion--which is illegal in Ecuador.!
[About El Centro de Promoción y Atención Integral Para Adolescentes y Jóvenes]
FOUNDED IN 2004
The Center was created due to a lack of safe and open environment where adolescents in the area could go to: receive both mental and physical health services, plan and execute positive activities, train themselves in areas that affect youth (STIs, sexual/reproductive health, violence, etc.) through peer education, and participate in recreational activities such as music, drama, and other arts. CEPAIPA strives to positively impact the lives of Ecuador´s youth by offering them a safe place to meet with other adolescents, serve the community, and learn how to be responsible and mature citizens. !
[WORKS IN LA LIBERTAD, ECUADOR]
POPULATION: 77,646
Covering an area of 25 square kilometers along the South Pacific, La Libertad’s main sources of income are commerce, fishing, oil, and tourism. According to Ecuador’s healthcare system, healthcare is free for all, but only in public hospitals. Regarding healthcare in La Libertad, there is only one 15-bed public hospital, providing mainly basic maternal and infant care. It’s often difficult to receive care, if any, at the public level as there are many patients waiting it. As a result, they are forced to go to private clinics where out-of-pocket costs are very high. !!
Partner Contact: Dr. Alexandra Tamayo, Coordinator and Physician at CEPAIPA!
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PARTNER
Dear GlobeMed partner, !!Receive a warm greeting from CEPAIPA, (Center of Integral Promotion and Attention for Adolescents) a high school based youth center located in the city of La Libertad on the coast of Ecuador. CEPAIPA is dedicated to providing mental and physical health services to the country´s youth, in addition to offering positive alternatives to negative activities such as gangs, violation of human rights, premature and unprotected sexual behavior, and so on.!!Since beginning a relationship with your GlobeMed chapter, we have communicated via e-mail and Skype on various occasions to discuss the projects we will carry out and what needs to be done in order to achieve that. One afternoon, the youth at CEPAIPA, the two Peace Corps Volunteers who are also at this site, as well as myself, had a video conference with your entire GlobeMed chapter so that we could get to know each other better. Due to some challenges regarding communication, we have had to postpone two of the three projects which we have discussed, however, I am confident that we will be able to carry out the projects soon. !!Before signing off, I would like to personally thank all of the students who have worked so hard to raise funds for CEPAIPA this year. They will be put to good use according to the plans we have discussed with Globe Med. I am looking forward to continuing our relationship with your chapter and positively touching many lives in the process! !!With regards, !!Dr. Alexandra Tamayo!!--!From an email: "Es muy importante la formacion en solidaridad y ayuda para el desarrollo integral del ser humano." (The formation of solidarity is very important, as it supports the development of the human being!
CEPAIPA
& OUR PROJECT 2010 – 2011 Annual R
eport!
CEPAIPA
GlobeMed at Cornell University
[Why women’s empowerment, health education, and community health?]!By focusing on promotion and prevention projects, we hope to critically improve the standard of living of those in our partner community. Because 40% of La Libertad’s population is between ages 12-19, it’s a particularly important matter to focus of the youth. If young girls themselves are empowered, they are in the unique position of having the power to cause positive change in their community. Healthy, independent young women can guide their families in leading healthier and more fulfilling lives, ultimately improving the overall way of life of their community.!
GlobeMed at Cornell University aims to support peer-to-peer sexual health education and income-
generating projects for 60 girls in La Libertad, Ecuador.!
!Each aspect of out project will empower members of the CEPAIPA community in different ways. CEPAIPA’s staff will train 60 teenage girls about health education (youth health promoter training) while
they participate in an income-generation project making jewelry made of recycled materials. The other component of our Community Health Program is a series of eight public health forums (open to community) led by CEPAIPA’s staff and local community leaders (each covering a
different health-related issue such as nutrition, physical health, HIV/STD prevention, mental health, child well-being, maternal health,
drugs/alcohol abuse, etc.). !
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FAMILIES WILL BE POSITIVELY IMPACTED.
$3,948 TO FUND 2 SEXUAL
HEALTH WORKSHOPS AND 5
COMMUNITY HEALTH OPEN
HOUSES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE! EVENT DESCRIPTION! $ MONEY RAISED!
Change for Condoms, Condoms for Change!
In honor of World AIDS Day, the executive board held a condom drive and coin drive to help raise awareness for how lack of resources can manifest into poor health outcomes. In conjunction to a bake sale, this was the perfect way for the board to bond for the first time and launch our chapter on campus.!
98.64
Holiday Giving! Using personal video messages, our chapter's first executive board implemented a campaign to reach out to family and friends to express what GlobeMed and our partnership with CEPAIPA means to them.!
948.24
Go Red with GlobeMed!
To launch the spring semester in full momentum, GlobeMedders reunited and hosted a bar night, encouraging friends to wear red in support of our work.!
398
Individual Giving! All chapter members spoke with family and friends about our girl empowerment project with CEPAIPA and why their support was so valuable to our efforts!
3,167
The Banana Stand! Inspired from popular TV show "Arrested Development", GlobeMedders sold frozen banana treats in Cornell's largest pedestrian walkway, Ho Plaza.!
244.01
Spring Bake Sale! Our chapter members baked yummy goodies to sell on a bright sunny spring day, and were excited to talk to students passing by about our teenage girl empowerment project with CEPAIPA.!
100.16
Power to Empower! To help other students realize their power to empower other communities, GlobeMedders went door-to-door various residential dorms to give them the opportunity to support our chapter and empower CEPAIPA's students.!
264.36
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for! GlobeMed partner organizations' grassroots projects abroad.!
$5,220.41 TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR CEPAIPA IN !
2010 – 2011:!
The founders of Globemed at Cornell began the year with ambitious goals for our chapter. Through the team work of our staff, we surpassed our expectations. Not
only did we exceed our fundraising goal, but we also established a strong presence on our campus and in our local community.!
CAMPAIGNS 2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
THE BANANA STAND APRIL 25, 2011 Inspired by Arrested Development, we set up a frozen banana stand on Ho Plaza, Cornell's busiest pedestrian walkway. The event couldn't have been planned at a more perfect time; the frozen treats were exactly what the students wanted for the sun's long awaited return to campus. Customers were able to choose from a variety of toppings for their chocolate covered bananas like coconut, M&Ms, sprinkles and peanut butter chips. Students were especially eager to talk social justice issues with our banana mascots!!
GUERRILLA MARKETING FOR WDSJ FEBRUARY 20, 2011 To welcome our new staff, we organized a pancake dinner to familiarize ourselves with each other and the major issues of social inequality. We immediately bonded on our passion for social justice (and pancakes). In order to make some of these problems more apparent to the campus community we filled sandwich bags with a handful of dried rice and a slip of paper stating "This is all a majority of the world can afford to eat each day" to hand out to strangers on campus. We were able to make a startling and emotional impact on the student body.!
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
GlobalHealthU at Cornell served as a medium to educate students and encourage them to think critically about various global health issues through the reading of passages, viewing of videos, and facilitation of open discussions. Members were challenged at weekly meetings to question their perceptions of fundamental values such as community, privilege, and rights by exploring global health from many differing lenses. !!By fostering a holistic and critical understanding of issues in global health, both members and nonmembers were empowered and inspired to work towards global health and social justice, particularly by assisting our partner organization, CEPAIPA, in the pursuit of global health equity. !
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical understanding of issues in global health and apply this knowledge! to their work with communities
around the world!
10 DISCUSSIONS!
by the numbers
02 EVENTS!
07 TOPICS!
PHILOSOPHICAL FRAMEWORKS OF! GLOBAL HEALTH!
!INFECTIOUS DISEASES!
!CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH!!
FOOD AND NUTRITION!!
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL HEALTH!
!GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH!
!RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH!
GLOBALHEALTHU
WDSJ: Food for Thought FEBRUARY 20, 2011 Small rice baggies with were distributed as part of our Guerilla Marketing with slips of paper reading "This is all a majority of the world can afford to eat each day."!
TED Talks Viewing Party APRIL 26, 2011 TED Talks videos were watched and then discussions were facilitated afterwards.!TED Talks videos are presentations given by people around the world on a vast variety of topics with the goal of disseminating "ideas worth spreading."!
ON – CAMPUS EVENTS
2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
COMMUNITY BUILDING
!TOTAL # OF CHAPTER MEMBERS:!!# OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS:!!!For our new chapter, Community-building has been important for forming close bonds between members. To create these relationships we hosted a variety of different community building events ranging from formal team building events to small social gatherings. !!Our first E-Board Retreat helped us start working together as a team, build personal relationships amongst members, and align our values and thoughts about beginning a strong GlobeMed chapter at Cornell. !!Informal social events, such as Sunday brunches have facilitated creating stronger personal relationships amongst members. The year has been great for building a chapter with members full of excitement to be part of GlobeMed!!
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Through service and team-building events, community and camaraderie is fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters, the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities. !
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY joined 31 other GlobeMed chapters across the nation in a network-wide commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of Social Justice on February 20, 2011, by asking students, professors, and community members on campus an open-ended, thought provoking question relating to social justice. !!OUR QUESTION: What does everyone deserve?!!BEHIND THE SCENES: [As a GlobeMed chapter, we often stress the importance of health equity because we firmly believe that healthcare is a basic human right that everyone deserves. When asked to create and answer a question for WDSJ, we decided to challenge ourselves to think more broadly about what equity actually means. We realized that besides health and the acess to proper care, there are other important basic rights and needs that many people do not have such as a loving family, friends, an education, and shelter. !!MORE WDSJ ACTION -----------------------------------!!WDSJ Pancake Dinner: During our pancake dinner in honor of World Day of Social Justice, our globalhealthU Coordinators hosted an activity to get everyone thinking about how much we actually know about social injustices in the world around. Attendees were shocked to learn, for example: in no city or county in the US can a full-time worker who earns minimum wage afford to pay rent and utilities on a one-bedroom apartment, and that there were more than 22,000 deaths from acts of terrorism worldwide last year according to the US State Department--and over half those killed or injured were Muslims. !!!!
What does everyone deserve?
WE ASKED OVER 38 PEOPLE AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. HERE’S HOW THEY RESPONDED >>
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at Cornell University asked 38 people to answer the question,
View more responses: www.imagine2030.org/wdsj
What does everyone deserve?!
PHOTO RESPONSES
2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
April 7 – 10 in Evanston, IL!Featuring Honorary Keynote!
DR. JOIA MUKHERJEE!Chief Medical Officer, !Partners in Health!
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
“It was incredible to see people from all different interests and backgrounds rally for global health. I can imagine this network making impressive impacts in global health from all different industries and positions in the near and distant future. The power of this diversity is immense and energizing.” !
-- Tina Roy, c/o 2011!
2011 DELEGATES: Sanjana Patel, Tina Roy, Rachel Leopold!
OUR FUTURE
This past year has been full of invaluable experiences and lessons for the members of our chapter. During the 2011-12 school year, we plan to take what we’ve have learned to take our young chapter to the next level. !!As a chapter, our greatest unified objective is to build and strengthen relationships both on campus and off. The biggest of which is our partnership with CEPAIPA. We hope to bring their voice and story back to Cornell’s campus and the Ithaca community in a more compelling and inspiring manner--through a powerful campaign and line of globalhealthU events. Additionally, we’ll be working to build relationships with other student organizations on campus and health initiatives in Ithaca itself. By doing so, we hope to drive forward GlobeMed’s mission and vision by creating space and a community of social justice advocates in Tompkins County of upstate New York. !!By engaging as many of our students in GlobeMed’s annual Leadership Institute and Global Health Summit as possible, we hope to connect Cornellians to the power of GlobeMed’s network to help them discern their role in the movement for global health equity. !!As a young chapter, we have a lot to accomplish to get to where we’d like to be in the next five or even ten years. But with a passionate group of committed students who strive to nothing less than greatness, there is no doubt that GlobeMed at Cornell University will be able to contribute significantly in helping the world realize that health is a human right and a matter of social justice. !
2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
CAMPAIGN DONATIONS! OPERATIONS! TOTAL
REVENUE!
Revenue!
Events ! $1,035.37! $1,035.37!
Individual Giving! $948.24! $948.24!
University Funding! $498! $498!
GlobeMed National Office! $500! $500!
Operations (i.e. member dues)! $13! $13!
SUBTOTAL! $1,996.61! $998! $2,994.61!
CAMPAIGN DONATIONS!
OPERATIONS & GRANTS! TOTAL!
Current Finances!
Cash Reserves! TBD!
2011-2012 University Funding! TBD!
EXISTING BALANCE! TBD!
In 2010 – 2011, GlobeMed at Cornell University raised $1,996.61 for CEPAIPA to support projects in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project, and the GlobeMed network. http://www.globemed.org/cornell!
“Like” us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events.!http://www.facebook.com/GlobeMedatCornell !
WANT TO REACH US IN 2011 - 2012?
CONTACT: Sanjana Patel E-MAIL: [email protected]
Check out our photos on http://globemed.smugmug.com/GlobeMed-at-Cornell!!
Follow us on twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/GlobeMedCornell !!
Find our chapter on http://www.razoo.com/story/Globe-Med-At-Cornell and make a donation to support our partner and project today.!!
2010 – 2011 Annual Report!
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates, mentors, donors, and colleagues for making our 2010 – 2011 year a great success:!
INDIVIDUALS!Dr. Alexandra Tamayo Triviño,
Grace Lacy, Stacie Ellis,
Students of CEPAIPA, Maya Cohen,
Professor Cecilia Lawless, Family & Friends of Our Chapter,
Staff Members and Executives Aaron Draczynski
Amy Leopold Barbara Z Arbaugh
Bharat & Niranjana Patel Charles F Eisenhardt
Collin Good Dana R Maiman Deborah B cohen Debra Bishansky Donna B Bruno
Erin Walsh Gail Tessler
Gimisha S Patel
Co-Presidents! Sanjana Patel• [email protected]!Rachel Leopold • [email protected]!
Directors of globalhealthU!
Steven Ham • [email protected]!Sara Rahman • [email protected]!
Campaign Coordinators!
Kristen Archibald • [email protected]!Vicky Castens • [email protected]!
Director of Community
Building!Tina Roy • [email protected]!
Director of Finances! George Kang • [email protected]!
Director of GROW! Emily Cook • [email protected]!
Director of Communications! Nicole Crystal • [email protected]!
ORGANIZATIONS!!
Student Assembly of Cornell University,
Cornell Student Activities Office, Global Health
Department at Cornell University,
Willard Straight Hall staff, Sheldon Court staff,
Cornell Sitara, College of Human Ecology,
Dino's Collegetown, Collegetown Bagels
Harriet Shaiman Harshad J Patel
Jane A wachs Janice Brown Jill A Hirsch
Jodi Scheinfeld Karen Aaron
Kenneth Crystal Kinjal Patel
Laurence S Levy Linda A Shafran Linda Hoffman
Maris Rosenberg Marla Fleischer
Michael J Mackey Natalie Kruse
Nicole Giddens Roger C Knudsen Ruth Kaminsky
Sindy Cutler Suzanne Ficker Borfitz
Tracy Cavanaugh Virginia S Knudsen
GlobeMed 2010 – 2011 Board of Directors!!Marjorie Craig Benton!Paurvi Bhatt!Jobi Cates!David W. Cromer, MD!Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)!Brian T. Hanson (Chair)!Ken Lehman!Erin Linville!Peter Luckow!Jenny Merdinger!Victor Roy!Keith Sarpolis, MD (Secretary)!
GlobeMed | National Office!!MAIL!P.O. Box 292!Evanston, IL 60204!!PHONE!847.467.2143!!
!WEBSITE!www.globemed.org!!
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GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston, Illinois,! with chapters at 32 universities across the United States. !