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2021-09-012021-09-01 webpostCOVID-19, Member News, News, Student News, ニュース, 会員ニュース, 学生会員ニュース

Written by Yusuke Nakagawa, JMSA Lead Student Representative.

Published at Las Vegas Japan Times

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Congratulations to the 2024 JMSA Scholarship recip Congratulations to the 2024 JMSA Scholarship recipients! We thank our donors for supporting our medical education and research to help promote better health for the Japanese community in the United States. The applications for the 2025 JMSA Scholarships will be available on December 1, 2024. The new deadline for the 2025 Scholarships will be February 1, 2025. Please join JMSA membership to be eligible to apply for the scholarship and follow our account for the latest information!
JMSA hosts a memorable and successful 52nd Annual JMSA hosts a memorable and successful 52nd Annual Dinner at the Metropolitan Club on September 13, 2024! The evening was kicked off by the world-famous Senri Oe, who performed several of his new-style jazz pieces on the piano, combining Japanese pop tunes and New York Jazz. Ms. Kaoriko Kuge, the evening’s MC, introduced JMSA President Maki Kano-Lueckerath, who gave her welcome remarks. The dinner marked the end of the first of Dr Kano’s successful two-year term and she spoke of the excitement she felt in seeing the initiative, enthusiasm, and commitment to service from the younger generation of JMSA members that have reinvigorated JMSA. Ambassador Mikio Mori of the Consul-General of Japan in New York next greeted the guests and gave thanks to JMSA’s commitment to supporting the Japanese and Japanese American community. JMSA and its Board would like to thank the many donors, supporters, and benefactors. Without their support, none of JMSA’s programs would not be possible.
Application: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I Application: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IggAIPUcRcWnqs7QIEdgEtIbvp206Rkn/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=107868904671662298691&rtpof=true&sd=true Important Dates: Deadline for submission of grant application: Friday October 25th, 2024 The organizations awarded a 2023 JCOP grant will be responsible to provide below by June 30th,2025: 1. A 6-month progress report detailing the progress of your organization 2. At least 2 photos of the activities of your organization 3. A detailed breakdown of use of JCOP funds with the dates of events *A delay in submission of the requirements outlined above will negatively impact the organizations chances for receiving future JCOP grants. Contact : Mio Sawai, M.D. jcop@jmsa.org Chairperson of JCOP 2024 The Japanese Medical Society of America, Inc. (JMSA) Yoshio Kano Executive Secretary yoshiokano@jmsa.org
This Saturday (7/20), USJC NY is presenting “Foo This Saturday (7/20), USJC NY is presenting “Food as Medicine”, an insightful talk on agricultural practices in the U.S. and how food quality impacts our physical and mental health. More info can be found below, and registration can be found here. https://usjc.wufoo.com/forms/q5wrc8y097ga2o/ This is an open event for non-members, so please feel free to spread the word with JMSA members who may be interested!
JMSA host its 2nd Benefactors Appreciation Evening JMSA host its 2nd Benefactors Appreciation Evening On Friday, April 26th, JMSA hosted its 2nd Benefactors Appreciation Evening at the Yale Club in NYC. The evening brought together over 50 guests, comprised of Benefactors, JMSA members and Board and friends. The goal of the event was for JMSA to have the chance to express our sincere appreciation to the donors and to showcase JMSA’s programs which would not be possible without their support. The evening also celebrated the 9 residents who came to shadow physicians during the one-week Tohoku Medical Resident Education Program. These residents came to NY from Iwate, Sendai and Miyagi-ken. Ambassador Mikio Mori gave a heartwarming speech and commended JMSA for programs such as the JMSA scholarship program and the JMSA community outreach program or JCOP.
JMSA marches in the Japan Parade on Saturday May 1 JMSA marches in the Japan Parade on Saturday May 11, 2024 JMSA marched in the annual Japan Day Parade for the second year and it was a splendid day for JMSA! We were excited to have over 30 people participating, ranging from board members, members and their family and friends. We were fortunate to have a perfect parade day with blue skies. JMSA was one of over 90 groups that marched in the parade. As we chanted “J-M-S-A,” we made our way down Central Park West from 81st street to 68th street. The marchers wore JMSA t-shirts and red happis. We carried large signs describing our programs such as Scholarship, Global Health, Community Outreach and Mentoring. It was a wonderful way for JMSA to show support and solidarity with the Japanese Community in NY as well as to support efforts of the Consulate General of Japan in NY. The Japan Day Parade overall attracted many participant groups as well as spectators and it was a big success.
The JMSA Kids Life Science forum resumes once agai The JMSA Kids Life Science forum resumes once again since the pandemic The Japanese Medical Society of America, (JMSA) hosted the Kids Life Science forum on Sunday April 28th with the support of the JAA NY. The event was a part of the JAA Sakura Health Fair and took place at the JAA Hall on W. 45th Street. Ms. Nina Harano, a PhD candidate in neuroscience at NYU was the main organizer of the event with support from Dr. Sei Higuchi (JMSA Board Member) and Dr. Keichii Ito (JMSA Member). Dr. Maki Kano-Lueckerath, President of JMSA, gave an opening kickoff speech explaining that the mission of the Kids Life Science Forum is to promote interest in STEM, medical and science fields through play and fun. There were 2 sessions with 25 children ranging in age from 4 to 10. They rotated through 6 different science related and medically related stations and participated in hands on activities that were led by physicians, life scientists, and medical students. Children learned how to operate a laparoscope and learned about origin of sounds and the role of vocal cords in generating sounds. Other stations taught children how to use manipulate a microscope, make magnetic slime, learn about the heart and chromatography. Five students from the Keio Academy of NY participated as volunteers at the event. The kids life science forum promotes wellness and health related education amongst the Japanese community which is consistent with mission of JMSA.
JMSA student representatives are currently looking JMSA student representatives are currently looking for new student representatives for 2024-2025! We are a group of JMSA medical students from all over the U.S. and Japan that organize events and activities for the JMSA student community. This is a great opportunity for you to gain leadership experience and to work closely with your medical student peers and the JMSA board! We are currently recruiting only US-based medical students. If you are interested in applying, please respond to the form by 4/30. https://forms.gle/vVapv45h1Akzb3ZA7 Please reach out if you have any questions. (jmsa.student@gmail.com)
We are excited to bring back the JMSA Kids Life Sc We are excited to bring back the JMSA Kids Life Science Forum on 4/28 (Sun)! We are currently looking for JMSA medical students and residents who are in NYC to help run a cardiovascular booth, teaching how to take blood pressure and pulses and do a demonstration booth about what happens to the heart with exercise. Please DM or send an email to efujino@jmsa.org if you are interested in volunteering!
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