UTHSCSA Student Surgical Society Google Group

Elections

marcsalhan...@gmail.com (Marc Salhanick) — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 12:57:54 UT

Dear Newly Minted MS2s,

We hope you are enjoying your well deserved summer break. The time has
come for us to pass the reins to the next duly elected SSS leaders,
but first, an election must be had! If you are interested in running
for a position in the SSS for next year please email Andrew Ludwig

SSS Next Meeting

marcsalhan...@gmail.com (Marc Salhanick) — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 03:02:54 UT

Good Evening!

We are pleased to announce the next meeting for the Stewart M. Johnson
Student Surgical Society.

When: Thursday 1/27 at noon

Where: MS1 Lecture Hall

Food: Chick-Fil-A

Presenter: John J. Doski, MD, FACS

Topic: The practice of and careers in pediatric surgery.

Background for Dr Doski:

3rd SSS Meeting

marcsalhan...@gmail.com (Marc Salhanick) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 13:50:57 UT

Good Morning!

We are pleased to announce the next meeting for the Stewart M. Johnson
Student Surgical Society.

When: Tomorrow Tuesday 11/2 at noon

Where: MS2 Lecture Hall

Food: Chick-Fil-A

Presenter: Benjamin Pearce, MD

Topic: The practice of and careers in vascular surgery.

Background for Dr Pearce:

MS1 Rep

marcsalhan...@gmail.com (Marc Salhanick) — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 05:03:41 UT

To all the MS1s,

I hope your first round of tests went well and I know you are all
looking forward to our next meeting on Wednesday. For the this school
year, we will need your class to vote in a MS1 representative to act
as a liaison for the SSS to the MS1 class as a whole. Your commitments
will be to post updates about meetings and other SSS activities to the

2nd SSS Meeting

marcsalhan...@gmail.com (Marc Salhanick) — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 04:48:34 UT

Hello Again!

We are pleased to announce the next meeting for the Stewart M. Johnson
Student Surgical Society.

When: Wednesday 9/29 at noon

Where: MS2 Lecture Hall

Food: Chick-Fil-A

Presenter: Michael Corneille, MD

Topic: The practice of and careers in trauma surgery.

Background for Dr Corneille:

SSS nominations

catherine.l.n...@gmail.com (Catherine's Gmail) — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 00:44:37 UT

Hello Members of SSS,
Rorey and I hope you all had a wonderful summer and everyone is
settling back into the groove of being in school. Before you all get
bogged down with studying for second year (congratulations to you all
on completing first year), we wanted to open the opportunity to anyone

Student Surgical Society - March Meeting

roreywa...@gmail.com (Rorey Walsh) — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 19:17:49 UT

The March meeting for the Student Surgical Society is tomorrow, March 3rd at
12:00 pm in the MSII lecture hall (3.104A). Dr. Amita Shah, General Surgery
Resident and PhD Student, will be providing an overview of UTHSCSA's
residency program, in addition to facilitating a panel discussion about
"Life as a Surgical Resident". We know exams are right around the corner

Suture Clinic - March 23rd

roreywa...@gmail.com (Rorey Walsh) — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:52:25 UT

The Student Surgical Society will be holding a suture clinic on Tuesday,
March 23rd from 4:30-6:30 pm. We will be learning the appropriate way to
hold the needle driver/pick-up, interrupted suturing, and the two-hand tie
technique . . . key skills that will help you shine during your surgical
rotation 3rd year. We have limited room so the first 40 members who email

Surgical Society Meeting 2/17: The Business of Medicine

roreywa...@gmail.com (Rorey Walsh) — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 20:51:18 UT

Our next meeting will be a joint session with the Rockwood Orthopaedic
Society, this Wednesday February 17th at 12:00 pm in the MSII lecture hall
(3.104A). Dr. Daniel Carlisle, Department Chairman of Orthopaedic Surgery,
will be speaking about the "business of medicine". Before joining the
faculty at UTHSCSA, Dr. Carlisle ran an incredibly successful private

Free Food

catherine.l.n...@gmail.com (Catherine Neal) — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:47:43 UT

Hey guys,

We planned for way more people than showed up to meeting, so please come get
some food from the MS2 Hall.

Thanks!
Catherine and Rorey

--
Catherine Neal

catherine.l.n...@gmail.com
512.751.3045

December Meeting

roreywa...@gmail.com (Rorey Walsh) — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 01:37:58 UT

The December meeting for the Student Surgical Society is tomorrow at noon in
the MSII lecture hall (3.104A). Please remember to bring a new, small to
medium sized, non-chokeable stuffed animal for Toys for Trauma Tots (unless
you have already made your donation). Lunch will be provided.

Michelle, Catherine, and Rorey

Toys for Trauma Tots

catherine.l.n...@gmail.com (Catherine Neal) — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:36:05 UT

Service Project:
“Toys for Trauma Tots” is a service project providing stuffed animals to
pediatric trauma patients at University Hospital. Their goal is to provide
a source of comfort and reassurance in a situation that is often times
frightening to children of any age. This year, organizers began a new

November meeting tomorrow (Wednesday), noon, MS II hall/3.104A

michellejmol...@gmail.com (Michelle J. Moller) — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:06:21 UT

Come hear from Dr. Bruce Conway about life as a surgeon in private
practice. Non-pizza lunch will be provided.

Thanks!

Michelle, Catherine, Rorey, and Andrew

meeting this Wednesday, noon, 3.104A

michellejmol...@gmail.com (Michelle J. Moller) — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 09:13:31 UT

Hey all, the next Surgical Society meeting is this Wednesday, Oct. 7,
3.104. We are incredibly lucky to be hearing Dr. Carlos Pestana
speak- to give you a clue, the MS 1&2 halls are the Pestana Lecture
Halls! He will be giving a talk about the history of surgery. I’ve
added a brief CV of Dr. Pestana’s to this email for y’all to check

Student Research day tomorrow

michellejmol...@gmail.com (Michelle J. Moller) — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 20:14:02 UT

Hey all-

Some of the more common questions at meetings, especially from first
years, regard research, how to get started, how to talk to a potential
research project investigator, etc. If you're interested in doing
research, no matter on what scale, swing by the Auditorium foyer
tomorrow for Student Research Day. Everyone who participated in the