NCEMSF:

Included in this update:
1) Conference CME
2) NCEMSForum
3) Leadership Retreat
4) Getting Involved
5) Contact Information/NCEMSF Membership

1) Conference CME
The NCEMSF Conference CME Utility has been updated to include information from
the latest conference in Washington, DC this past February. To print your
personalized list of conference workshops attended to be submitted to your
state's EMS regulatory agency visit the link below and follow the online
prompts. A separate email with more detailed instructions was sent to all
conference 2009 attendees.

http://www.ncemsf.org/about/confcme/

2) NCEMSForum
Conference 2009 attendees received an email recently announcing NCEMSForum.org.
The NCEMSForum provides official online venue for collegiate EMS communication.
More sophisticated, searchable and ultimately more user-friendly than the NCEMSF
Facebook Wall or general-L listserv, NCEMSForum.org will add to the available
resources NCEMSF offers and further enable collegiate EMS providers to remain in
contact with one another throughout the year. See the NCEMSF Web site for
further details. Log on today and start chatting!

http://www.ncemsforum.org/

3) Leadership Retreat
NCEMSF is investigating hosting a collegiate EMS leadership retreat this summer.
This retreat would be designed for up to two collegiate EMS organization leaders
per university to meet together as a group with NCEMSF leadership prior to start
of the next academic year to learn leadership and management techniques and
strategies and plan for the year ahead. Please help NCEMSF assess the interest
in and feasibility of such a retreat by completing this short survey.

Members of Penn State's University Ambulance Service approached NCEMSF with this
proposal. It has been many years since the Foundation hosted a summer retreat
and the Leadership is strongly considering offering this opportunity this summer
as it believes it will greatly assist many new student leaders in starting the
year on the right foot. Again, please complete this short survey to help NCEMSF
assess overall interest. Thank you!

http://www.ncemsf.org/phpq/fillsurvey.php?sid=12

4) Getting Involved/Call for Nominations
Become more involved. Send us your ideas for programs/projects and how you see
yourself working with the NCEMSF Board. There are multiple opportunities to get
involved with various committees and initiatives. If interested in an available
RC slots visit the leadership page online and contact the National Coordinator.
If interested in running for one of the six executive board positions, please
send a letter of intent along with a copy of your CV and a position statement to
nominations@... by April 20, 2009 (see eligibility requirements online).
All incumbents have expressed desires to continue in their current positions.
Ballots, if necessary, will be included with the spring issue of NCEMSF News to
be released the first week of May.

5) Contact Information/NCEMSF Membership
Whether graduating, switching dormitories or otherwise relocating, please let
NCEMSF know so that we may best keep you informed about upcoming events and
other NCEMSF happenings. Update your online profile today with your corrected
mail and email addresses. Remember your 2008-2009 NCEMSF membership expires
05/31/2009. Consult the Web site for the most current list of member benefits
including discounts from Common Cents EMS Supply, Allmed's VAP, Sprint/Nextel,
Skyscape Software, JEMS and EMS Magazine. Also, check out the NCEMSF Store for
reduced prices on thousands of items from textbooks to apparel - purchases
through the NCEMSF Store help support the Foundation.

As always, thank you for your support of NCEMSF. Good luck with spring finals
and look for an announcement about the 2010 NCEMSF Conference location by the
start of the summer.

Joshua A. Marks, M.D.
Secretary, Board of Directors
National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation (NCEMSF)
General Surgery Resident, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Email: secretary@... Web: http://www.ncemsf.org
Phone/Fax: 208-728-7342
Postal Mail: PO Box 93 / West Sand Lake, NY 12196

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Founded in 1993, NCEMSF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to
scholarship, research and to creating a safer, healthier environment on college
and university campuses through the support, promotion, and advocacy of
campus-based emergency medical services. In addition to providing for the
acquisition of medical knowledge, campus based EMS allows student participants
to develop certain life skills including leadership, communication, and
decision-making. NCEMSF provides a forum for communication and creates an
environment where ideas can be exchanged and problems can be solved.


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