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September 19, 2025 at 9:58 AMRejectedHalloween Pickleball Tournament FundraiserSpanish Medical Club09/19/202510/31/2025We will be hosting a Halloween Pickleball Tournament Fundraiser on October 31st from 5:30-7:30PM. This is a collaborative event with Pediatrics Club. The event will be held at Around the Post. We will be charging students $8 per person to join the tournament. Anyone not actively participating in the tournament can pay $3 to have pizza. Students are welcome to wear appropriate/non-polarizing costumes to the tournament that do not pose a trip/fall/sight hazard. We will be hosting a costume contest for those who choose to dress up. Participants may enter the costume contest as individuals or pairs. Both the winners of the tournament and the best costume will win a prize! We will have injury support for the event.
February 16, 2021 at 2:26 PMApprovedBlood DriveInternal Medicine Club02/16/202103/13/2021We will be hosting a blood drive at the local community blood bank on March 13th from 9-1230! Students can come any time and will be given volunteer hours.
February 21, 2024 at 1:34 PMRejectedSecond Monthly Meeting (3/4)Family Medicine Club02/21/202403/04/2024We will be holding our second monthly meeting to discuss the directions/plans of our club. All are welcomed to join to learn more about the family medicine club. Food and drinks will be served!
October 30, 2023 at 4:52 PMExpiredClothing Drive for the Mental Health AssociationNeuropsych Club10/30/202311/27/2023We will be holding a Clothing Drive for the Mental Health Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania to provide necessary items to people who are homeless. They are looking for new underwear for men and women, T-shirts for men and women, and socks. We will provide a box in the main lobby to collect the goods, and send out an excel sheet for people to sign up to bring items. People may donate up to 4 items for up to 2 service hours total, each item being .5 service hours. We will do a contactless delivery of products to mitigate COVID.
October 19, 2021 at 12:39 PMApprovedLumbar Puncture ClinicNeuropsych Club10/19/202111/15/2021We will be guiding club members through a lumbar puncture with Sim Club using their mannequins. Students will learn how to perform spinal taps taught by Dr. Jung.
November 19, 2019 at 12:56 PMRejectedClub meetingDermatology Club11/19/201911/25/2019We will be discussing leadership positions
October 16, 2025 at 8:44 AMApprovedWrite to a Senior ProgramSOMA10/16/202511/01/2025We will be coordinating with Dr. Melodie and partnering with the senior living center to create a monthly letter exchange between students and senior residents. Each month will feature a different theme (such as Fall, Winter, New Year, Spring, Hobbies, etc.), and participants can write letters or short notes related to that theme. The letters won’t be addressed to a specific person—instead, they’ll be shared for anyone at the senior center to read or pick up, and we’ll receive letters in return for students to enjoy as well. This ongoing exchange will be a fun and meaningful way to build intergenerational connections and spread kindness throughout the year.
March 25, 2025 at 8:57 PMApprovedSpring Glasses DriveENT_Ophthalmology03/25/202505/12/2025We will be collecting prescription glasses and reading glasses to donate to the Sight Center of Northwest PA. The Sight Center of Northwest PA sorts through the glasses and will decide which ones to keep for people in the community, then they also outsource the rest of the glasses to other organizations such as Lions Club international and others. I am in contact with Pam Masi from the Sight Center. Her email is pamm@sightcenternwpa.org. We will empty the bin at the end of each day to ensure that it does not get full. The intention is also to have students earn service hours for donating (the usual 1 hour for 2 items, maximum of 2 hours able to be earned). After the week of collection, we would deliver all the donated glasses to the Sight Center. Dr. Chris Buzas is the advisor for the club, however, he is not an option under the "advisor information" drop down menu. I have submitted a support request for this.
August 13, 2025 at 7:41 PMApprovedFall Glasses DriveENT_Ophthalmology08/13/202509/29/2025We will be collecting prescription and reading glasses to donate to the Sight Center of Northwest PA. The Sight Center of Northwest PA sorts through the glasses and decides which ones to keep for distribution to people in the community, then they outsource the rest of the donated glasses to other organizations such as the Lions Club international and others. I am in contact with Pam Masi from the Sight Center. Her email is pamm@sightcenternwpa.org. We will empty the bin at the end of each day to ensure it does not get too full. the intention is also to have students earn service hours for donating (1 service hour for 2 items, with a maximum of 2 hours able to be earned). After the week of collection, we will deliver the donated glasses to the Sight Center. Dr. Chris Buzas is the advisor for the club, however he is still not listed under the club advisor drop down menu. I have submitted another support request for this.
December 6, 2024 at 6:13 PMApprovedWinter Glasses DriveENT_Ophthalmology12/06/202401/06/2025We will be collecting any type of reading glasses, sunglasses, or seeing glasses to donate to the local Lions Club.
April 9, 2024 at 7:24 PMApprovedClub Meeting with Guest SpeakerFamily Medicine Club04/09/202405/09/2024We want to welcome our guest speaker, Dr. Katherine Lincoln, DO, MHA, for an educational session on the subspecialty field of wound care and hyperbaric medicine. Dr. Lincoln completed an AOA approved family medicine residency at Wilson Memorial Hospital in Johnson City, NY, and practiced in family medicine for 5 years, she then retrained into a surgical subspecialty field in wound care, which she has been doing for almost 11 years; she is currently the only board certified family physician in the Department of Surgery at Guthrie Medical Group at Sayre, PA. Dr. Lincoln currently serves on the board of POFPS and also holds a degree in Masters of Healthcare Administration.
October 5, 2022 at 7:25 PMCancelledErie Otters NightClass of 202510/05/202211/05/2022We want to use our class funds to buy tickets for the Nov 5th otters game. The purpose of this event is to allow for a break from our studies and facilitate a mental health break for our students. Additionally, this would help enhance the camaraderie of the class of 2025 as we head into our final semester of didactic learning. Details: I was thinking 30 tickets based upon a current ongoing poll within the class (could be less). Once the results of the poll is finalized later this week, I will have a set interest of the number of students interested in tickets. The prospective date is Nov 5th at 7 pm. I have spoken with an Otters representative and he said: "Our ticket prices are $14 center ice, $12 west end or $10 east end." If we reserve 30 tickets the cheapest option would be $300 with the most expensive being $420. CARP plan: as this is an event during the (hopefully) low covid incidence rate in erie county, we would not have a specific COVID plan in place. However, each student will be sitting in a designated section surrounded by other lecom students to ensure that the spread of any potential diseases can be limited. Additionally, we will have an exact list of students that attended the event in case there is a need to contact them afterwards. Again, this would be an excellent way for LECOM students to get out and enjoy the many great events that Erie has to offer while also serving as a mental health escape for a few hours!
May 5, 2019 at 11:15 PMRejectedT-shirt fundraiserFamily Medicine Club05/05/201905/20/2019We want to sell a t-shirt with the updated design below.
April 28, 2019 at 11:11 PMApprovedLapel pin fundraiserFamily Medicine Club04/28/201905/13/2019We want to sell a gold femur lapel pin, and a neuron lapel pin. These represent the systems that the MS1 students have completed or are currently learning.
February 26, 2025 at 12:34 PMApprovedPizza for the BrainClass of 202802/26/202503/21/2025We want to host a pizza celebration event for the class of 2028 to boost morale for the start of neuroanatomy and also to promote community within our class. We will order 17 sheet pizzas from Skipperino's (18 slices/pie) which comes to $324 + tip. This includes 6 pepperoni, 8 cheese, and 3 veggie pizzas. We will provide the plates, napkins, and spatulas. We’ll also buy cookies from Sam’s club. It is $75 total, 3 boxes of assorted cookies (60/box). The complete total is about $430. We will pick up the food and distribute it in the Vora lounge, cafeteria, and case room with at least one member of the class board handling distribution at each location. We will notify Dupree and maintenance about the event to coordinate a smooth execution and clean up. Dr. S. Esper will be able to supervise the event since Dr. Thielman is unavailable.
July 22, 2022 at 2:51 PMRejectedKickballClass of 202507/22/202208/01/2022We want to host a kickball on August 1st after classes for a LECOM Welcome Week. There are other events that are planned for that week that Nevin told me he sent in a request for. The event would start around 530 and end by 7pm. The main goal of this event is to have a fun event where MS1s and MS2s can interact. I already emailed Brian King and he mentioned that the field is available to use as long as it gets approved. As far as Covid protocol, because the entirety of the event is outside there should be no need for any masking or social distancing.
September 29, 2021 at 2:36 PMApprovedSAAO OPP FridaysSAAO09/29/202110/29/2021We plan to continue OPP Fridays every Friday from October 29th to December 10th (with the exception of during Thanksgiving break) beginning as soon as class ends for the first and second years. Last time, there were only 35 students, so I would expect a maximum of 50 students to attend, meaning that we will have plenty of space in the OPP lab to ensure social distancing precautions are maintained. The topics over the following weeks that we intend to discuss include acupuncture again as well as how to find key lesions, strain patterns, and determining lymph flow/how to treat lymph flowing in the wrong direction. They will each last 1-2 hours.
April 12, 2022 at 5:43 PMRejectedT shirt saleSAAO04/12/202205/02/2022We have T shirts that we would like to sell to our members and the LECOM community. This is a fundraiser for the SAAO club. We were planning on selling them in the cafeteria during lunch in May.
September 14, 2022 at 8:22 PMApprovedHow to get into Radiology: Speaker EventRadiology Club09/14/202210/11/2022We have invited three speakers to talk about their experience in pursuing a career in radiology. All three are LECOM alumni/students: Kent Axcell (current MS4 and former radiology club president), Dr. Henry Wei (current resident at AHN), and Dr. Olivia Hallas (current resident at Cleveland Clinic). The goal is to have the speakers talk about why radiology may or may not be a good fit for you, and how to prepare for rotations and residency. Since the speakers have gone through the residency application process fairly recently, it should be a good opportunity to learn about what to expect from a first-hand account. The event will be over zoom and last no more than one hour.
January 20, 2025 at 11:35 PMApprovedPediatrics Club Volunteer Event: Mckeen Elementary Science FairPediatrics Club01/20/202502/21/2025We have an upcoming Volunteer opportunity at the McKeen Elementary science fair where Peds Club members can work with the elementary students at one of the educational tables we will have set up there. We will have an educational coloring station, a nutrition/healthy eating instruction station, an operation board game station, a stethoscope and ophthalmoscope trial station, and a station with mini white coats where the kids can get their picture taken by a parent. This is an event that occurs with the Peds club every year made possible by Dr Cole-Jeffry, through which she has close relations with the PTA at Mckeen elementary and approves it with them each year. We will be able to take approximately 10 students aside from the old and new E boards for the club that are required to participate. We will select participants on a first come first serve basis, as we are limited in the number of jobs we have available for students.
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