Student Interest Groups (SIGS)

Student Interest Groups (SIGs) represent the professional, academic, and community interest of the CNUCOM student body. There are many SIGs available to help provide exposure to various medical specialties.

Active Student Interest GroupsStudent Interest Group Forms


Student Interest Group Information

Each SIG must have the following:

 At least two officers

  • Can be any combination of president, co-presidents, vice, president, or secretary
  • If your SIG is requesting funding through CNUCOM, you must also have a treasurer
  • Additional officer roles may be created as needed

A faculty advisor
At least 10 members
A mission statement including goals and objectives
 

Duties of a SIG:

Your SIG is responsible for holding a minimum of four (4) events or meetings per academic year.

  • Events include talks, health fairs, socials, etc.
  • All sign in/attendance sheets must be submitted to biannual event reporting forms.

Upon reapplying for the coming academic year, each SIG is responsible for providing a brief narrative of activity during the current academic year along with a description of plans and goals for the coming year.

Booking a room on campus and Canvas Calendar Request:

To book a space on campus for SIG activities, please fill out the CNU Room Reservation Form and submit the completed form to the front desk (front.desk@cnsu.edu).

Upon approval for use of the space, please submit a Canvas Calendar Request.

Canvas Calendar Requests are made for all SIG activities whether on campus, off-campus, or virtual.

Use of Funding:

SIG funds provided by CNUCOM may be used for the following:

  • Food/refreshments for meetings and events
  • Conferences
  • Speaker fees
  • Supplies
  • Donations

For each purchase made, SIGs must complete a Student Activity Support Request (SASR) and Funds Received Form, which is included in the provided OneDrive. Please reference the following document for detailed instructions on completing the reimbursement process:
SIG Reimbursement Instructions