The Truman Blocker Society seeks to provide students with opportunities to relate to faculty in non-academic settings, aimed at increasing their awareness of health career choices and increase their scientific and clinical knowledge in ways extraordinary to, and complementary with, the standard curriculum; and provide mentors with opportunities to know their students better and thus provide for their educational and personal needs. Society members seek to engage in community service activities that build on the students' particular interests and the mentors' particular expertise; participate in a range of extra-curricular learning experiences including seminars, field trips, and interest groups, and, in all these endeavors, to have a good time. Faculty Mentors
Student Mentors