SOAR is an interdisciplinary group of scientists, students, and professors that share the common goal of scientific outreach. SOAR uses research, education, and outreach to destigmatize the topic of addiction in the local community.

SEEK aims to inspire engagement and academic exploration in the sciences by leveraging the mentorship and time of UM graduate students to provide academic support in local high-need, low-resource elementary classrooms.

Speech on Wheels provides free speech/language screenings to children aged 3-12 in the community via a mobile research van and in conjunction with Michigan speech language pathologists.

Stop the Bleed at University of Michigan was established for the purpose of spreading proper bleeding control techniques to the public, in light of the occurrence of mass casualty events and deaths from bleeding.

The Student Diversity Council is a forum for promoting diversity at the University of Michigan Medical School and the medical profession.

Students for a National Health Program (SNaHP) is dedicated to advocating for universal, comprehensive single—payer national health insurance.

STATS is a medical student organization committed to teaching local teens the facts about HIV/AIDS, dispelling common misconceptions and promoting safer behavior.

A student-driven initiative to create opportunities to learn about and participate in health equity work through reflections on service-learning, seminar discussions and an immersion experience in Detroit.

The United Asian American Medical Student Association supports the health care and community needs of patients, students, and medical professionals in the greater southeast Michigan area.

The University of Michigan Asylum Collaborative works in concert with Physicians for Human Rights and the University of Michigan Law School.

The U-M Student-Run Free Clinic is located about 25 miles northwest of Ann Arbor, in Pinckney, Michigan.

U-MYScI (formerly InnoWorks) encourages socioeconomically disadvantaged students to enter the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine (STEM^2) by running a free week-long summer camp, planned and run entirely by the University of Michigan student volunteers.

The VMMIG aims to connect veterans within the Medical School, conduct admissions outreach to veterans seeking to apply to the medical school, promote awareness of military and veterans’ healthcare, and assist students seeking to practice military medicine.

White Coats for Planetary Health (WCPH) is a medical student group at the University of Michigan Medical School with a mission to educate about the complex relationship between human health and planetary health.

Wolverine Street Medicine was founded in 2017 by medical students interested in the health disparities of those facing homelessness or housing instability.

Wolverines for Life is a collaboration between the University of Michigan community, Gift of Life, Be the Match, Red Cross, and the Michigan Eye Bank -- all groups that are dedicated to saving lives through donation.

Our goal for Women's Health and Fitness Day is to impact Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and surrounding communities in our annual event to be held in February.

Our student organization aims to increase the number of women* who pursue careers in science, technology, math, and engineering (STEM) fields by fostering girls’ interests at a young age.