Kent State University · Est. 2026
M3NET
Minority Med Mentorship Network
Uplifting underrepresented students pursuing healthcare — grounded in excellence, driven by culture, connected through community.
Minority Med Mentorship Network
Uplifting underrepresented students pursuing healthcare — grounded in excellence, driven by culture, connected through community.
Membership is open to all Kent State University students who support our mission. Here's how to become part of our community, step by step.
Any KSU student who supports our mission of advocating for minorities in healthcare is welcome. You don't have to identify as a minority — but you do need to believe in the cause. Students in pre-medicine, pre-PA, nursing, public health, or related fields are especially encouraged to apply.
Fill out the official M³NET registration form to formally enroll as a member. This captures your contact information, area of healthcare interest, and how you'd like to get involved. Watch our social channels for the form link each semester.
Follow @m3net.ksuShow up to at least one general body meeting. Meetings are held at minimum bi-weekly each semester. This is where you'll meet the team, learn about upcoming events, and connect with fellow members passionate about healthcare.
Participate in meetings, mentorship sessions, service initiatives, and events as your schedule allows. Active members who demonstrate consistent involvement become eligible for leadership opportunities and exclusive benefits within the organization.
After at least a semester of active involvement, eligible members can apply for an Executive Board position. Requirements include a 3.0+ GPA, second-year standing or above, 75% event attendance, and 65 hours of volunteer service. Elections involve an application, interview, and board vote.
New members may join at any point during the academic year — no waitlists, no closed periods.
Participate in events and meetings as your schedule allows. Every level of involvement counts and is valued.
Regular attendance, event participation, and contributions to mentorship and outreach unlock leadership pathways.
Elected leaders who shape the organization's direction, coordinate events, and represent M³NET to the university.
Our Executive Board drives every aspect of M³NET, from strategy to day-to-day operations. Each role carries meaningful responsibility and real impact.
The chief leader of M³NET. The President facilitates all meetings, enforces accountability across the board, and serves as the organization's primary representative to professors, advisors, and external partners. They set the tone for culture, oversee strategic planning, and ensure all activities align with the org's mission.
The VP steps in for the President when needed and ensures the organization runs smoothly day-to-day. They coordinate communication between the board and general membership, track deadlines, support event planning, and drive leadership development and succession within M³NET.
The organizational backbone of M³NET. The Secretary keeps accurate records of meetings and attendance, sends timely reminders and announcements to all members, and manages official club documents and forms. They keep everyone informed and ensure nothing falls through the cracks.
Manages both the organization's brand and its budget. This director prepares semesterly budgets, tracks expenses, and distributes monthly financial updates to the President. On the marketing side, they lead promotional campaigns, coordinate event outreach, and strengthen M³NET's visibility on campus and beyond.
From mentorship sessions to community service events, M³NET brings students together around a shared passion for healthcare fairness. Check back here for upcoming and past events.
M³NET is in its inaugural semester (Fall 2026). Our first events are being planned now — follow us on social media for announcements and stay tuned for updates right here.
Follow @m3net.ksuComing Soon
Meet your mentors, explore healthcare pathways, and build connections that can shape your career in medicine.
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Partner with local organizations to bring health awareness and resources to underserved communities in the area.
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Guided sessions on personal statements, interviews, and navigating the healthcare school application process.
Our photo gallery will fill up once our events kick off. Check back after our first semester for memories from the M³NET community.
Everything M³NET does flows from a core set of beliefs about fairness, community, and the future of healthcare.
"We empower students to rise as future leaders in healthcare — grounded in excellence, driven by culture, and connected through community. Through our work, we guide future healthcare professionals and empower them to make a lasting impact reducing health disparities and advancing unprejudiced care for all."
We believe every individual deserves equal access to quality healthcare, regardless of background. Reducing health disparities isn't just a goal — it's a responsibility we carry as future professionals.
We celebrate many cultures and create spaces where every member feels valued, supported, and heard. Different perspectives strengthen our network and enrich our mission.
We hold ourselves to high standards — academically, professionally, and personally. Mentorship through M³NET means being guided by, and growing into, the best version of yourself.
Real guidance changes trajectories. We connect students with mentors, resources, and opportunities that open doors — especially for those navigating healthcare pathways without a roadmap.
We amplify voices that are too often overlooked. Advocacy starts on campus and extends to every patient, every community, and every health outcome we can influence throughout our careers.
M³NET welcomes all students who believe in our mission. While we center the experiences of underrepresented communities, we know that building a fairer healthcare system is work for everyone.
We lead with honesty, responsibility, and respect — in every meeting, event, and interaction. The standards we hold ourselves to on campus are the standards we'll carry into clinical practice.
Membership, leadership, and resources are never denied based on race, ethnicity, sex, religion, disability, or any protected characteristic. Equal access is not optional — it's foundational.
Your generosity fuels our mission to uplift underrepresented students in healthcare and extend care to those who need it most — locally and globally.
M³NET is committed to two pillars of giving: investing in our own members' growth and resources, and channeling support toward life-changing charitable causes around the world. Every dollar donated — whether to our club or to a global cause — is a step toward a fairer future. Thank you for standing with us.
Support M³NET directly. Funds go toward events, mentorship programming, resources, and community outreach for our members at Kent State University.
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