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51品茶College of Osteopathic Medicine students donate scrubs to clinic in Uganda

Health workers in Uganda wear scrubs donate by 51品茶medical students
Health workers in Uganda wear scrubs donate by 51品茶medical students

When Jennifer Gunderman, M.P.H., assistant lecturer in the School of Community and Population Health, was approached by Peace Corps volunteer Molly Burgess in Uganda looking for donated scrubs for a local clinic, she turned to the generous students at the 51品茶.

Cameron Bubar (COM, 鈥18) coordinated an effort among his fellow medical students. Together, they collected more than 50 scrubs to send to the clinic in Uganda. Burgess says the staff at the clinic loves and appreciates the uniforms. 鈥淓veryone says that they are 鈥榮mart!鈥 Here, that is the highest compliment you can give someone.鈥

 

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The 51品茶students donated more than 50 scrubs to health workers at a clinic in Uganda
The 51品茶students donated more than 50 scrubs to health workers at a clinic in Uganda
The donated scrubs packed up and ready to ship to Uganda
The donated scrubs packed up and ready to ship to Uganda

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