College of Medicine

In response to devastation from Hurricane Michael across the Florida Panhandle, College of Medicine students are volunteering in affected areas and collecting money, donations and more for those impacted.

Oct. 19

• A truck full of donations from UF, UCF and USF pulls up to the FSU College of Medicine’s doors, as medical schools across the state join FSU’s effort to provide food and supplies to areas impacted by Hurricane Michael.
• Some donations directly benefit med students and their families. Students also plan trips to Marianna, Gadsden County, Calhoun County and Bainbridge, Georgia, to deliver donations.
  
  Photos on Facebook

Nov. 3

• Doctoral students in the Department of Biomedical Sciences donate supplies to FSU's Panama City campus after students in the area resume classes. Doctoral student Caitlyn Blake-Hedges teams up with others from the Congress of Graduate Students to deliver supplies, volunteer at an area church and set up a distribution center to benefit Panama City residents.
  
  Photos on Facebook
   

COMING UP

Nov. 18

• FSUCares plans to host a Low Country Boil from 3 to 7 p.m. at 525 N. Calhoun St. in Tallahassee to raise money for Hurricane Michael victims. The student organization is seeking donations of $10 for all-you-can-eat crawfish boil ($5 for children 12 and under). Music, yard games and a bounce house will be available for kids. Those who wish to attend are asked to RSVP via Facebook here. 
  
  View the flyer for more information