The Southern Illinois Medical Association (SIMA) is hosting its 151st Annual Conference on Saturday, November 8, at the SIU Center for Family Medicine, 300 West Oak St., in Carbondale. For the first time, a student research presentation will be part of the conference. More than a dozen SIU medical students have been chosen to present. The top six will have the opportunity to give an oral presentation about their research. The top three will receive a certificate and prize. Faculty are encouraged to attend and Support SIU’s learners Meet area physicians Share knowledge Strengthen connections

The Southern Illinois Medical Association (SIMA) is hosting its 151st Annual Conference on Saturday, November 8, at the SIU Center for Family Medicine, 300 West Oak St., in Carbondale. For the first time, a student research presentation will be part of the conference. More than a dozen SIU medical students have been chosen to present. The top six will have the opportunity to give an oral presentation about their research. The top three will receive a certificate and prize. Faculty are encouraged to attend and Support SIU’s learners Meet area physicians Share knowledge Strengthen connections

The Southern Illinois Medical Association (SIMA) is hosting its 151st Annual Conference on Saturday, November 8, at the SIU Center for Family Medicine, 300 West Oak St., in Carbondale. For the first time, a student research presentation will be part of the conference. More than a dozen SIU medical students have been chosen to present. The top six will have the opportunity to give an oral presentation about their research. The top three will receive a certificate and prize. Faculty are encouraged to attend and Support SIU’s learners Meet area physicians Share knowledge Strengthen connections

The Southern Illinois Medical Association (SIMA) is hosting its 151st Annual Conference on Saturday, November 8, at the SIU Center for Family Medicine, 300 West Oak St., in Carbondale. For the first time, a student research presentation will be part of the conference. More than a dozen SIU medical students have been chosen to present. The top six will have the opportunity to give an oral presentation about their research. The top three will receive a certificate and prize. Faculty are encouraged to attend and Support SIU’s learners Meet area physicians Share knowledge Strengthen connections

The Southern Illinois Medical Association (SIMA) is hosting its 151st Annual Conference on Saturday, November 8, at the SIU Center for Family Medicine, 300 West Oak St., in Carbondale. For the first time, a student research presentation will be part of the conference. More than a dozen SIU medical students have been chosen to present. The top six will have the opportunity to give an oral presentation about their research. The top three will receive a certificate and prize. Faculty are encouraged to attend and Support SIU’s learners Meet area physicians Share knowledge Strengthen connections

The Southern Illinois Medical Association (SIMA) is hosting its 151st Annual Conference on Saturday, November 8, at the SIU Center for Family Medicine, 300 West Oak St., in Carbondale. For the first time, a student research presentation will be part of the conference. More than a dozen SIU medical students have been chosen to present. The top six will have the opportunity to give an oral presentation about their research. The top three will receive a certificate and prize. Faculty are encouraged to attend and Support SIU’s learners Meet area physicians Share knowledge Strengthen connections

Dr. Kalyan Kandra was honored with two international awards at the Association for Academic Psychiatry Annual Meeting in Milwaukee on September 10-14.

Dr. Kalyan Kandra was honored with two international awards at the Association for Academic Psychiatry Annual Meeting in Milwaukee on September 10-14.

Dr. Kalyan Kandra was honored with two international awards at the Association for Academic Psychiatry Annual Meeting in Milwaukee on September 10-14.

Members of the community, medical school and UIS will do a staged reading of 'COVID Stories' at the UIS Visual & Performing Arts (VPA) Building 170.