Students Without Borders is a graduate student-run organization that brings together students who desire to provide lifesaving medical care to global communities that need it most, irrespective of racial and political factors.
Members of the organization actively engage in activities that are related to the medical profession and collaborate with other organizations whose goals align with the mission and values of 鶹ӳ as it corresponds to global service initiatives.
What we do
- Yearly medical mission trip to the Dominican Republic
- Participate in clinics
- Serve the 鶹ӳ campus and surrounding communities
Our annual mission trip to the Dominican Republic provides our students with the chance to collaborate, under the guidance of preceptors, in delivering life-saving medical care to communities in need. This year,
we proudly served a record-breaking 887 patients at the clinics. We are committed to growing that number, expanding our reach, and continuing to provide care to global communities.
Eligibility
Any university affiliated person (students, faculty, staff) who is interested in participation in SWOB activities and efforts is welcome to join. Membership is focused on providing leadership opportunities, especially to students enrolled in the Master of Physician Assistant Studies program in 鶹ӳ's School of Health Professions.
Huge thanks to everyone who joined us for the
2026 Haunted House Fundraiser in Francis Hall!
Organized entirely by students to support mission trips and purchase much-needed supplies, the event brought together spooky creativity and community spirit.
Missed the scares this year? Stay tuned for details about next year's haunted house!
Thank you to everyone who joined our annual
Spaghetti Dinner! Our students prepared and served a delicious meal for the local community.
We look forward to seeing you next September for more good food, fellowship, and student-made memories!