The general CTM conference provides breakfast and lunch…

Schedule is as followes:

• Breakfast

• Panel 1

• Coffee and Connections

• Panel 2

• Lunch

• Panel 3

• CTM Activity Cycle

• CTM Panels: Healthcare professionals and students share the real journeys, giving attendees the opportunity to ask honest questions and build genuine connections.

• Healthcare Community Fair: Connect directly with healthcare organizations and student groups. Discover concrete opportunities to become involved, gain experience, and continue building relationships after the conference.

• CTM Activity Cycle: Rotate through interactive experiences representing different areas of healthcare. Explore possible interests and better understand how healthcare disciplines work together.

CTM Conference attendees will receive a personalized name badge and a goodie bag featuring host-university merchandise and local business vouchers. Each panel concludes with an audience Q&A and exciting giveaways.

Before and after lunch, attendees can connect with university health organizations and fellow pre-health students at the CTM Club Fair.

The conference concludes with the CTM Activity Cycle, featuring attendee-selected experiences such as a nursing lab tour, CPR demonstration, and various other activities led by the host university’s professional schools or pre-health clubs

CTM panels feature a wide range of healthcare professionals and students, including physicians, nurses, physician assistants, dentists, and medical students. Speakers vary by conference based on panelist availability.

Each panel lasts 45 minutes, followed by a 15-minute audience Q&A. Attendees who ask questions will receive a prize for participating.

CTM Conference attendees will receive detailed location, parking, arrival, and event information to their email after completing registration.

If there are any issues, contact:

ctm@crossroadstomedi.com

CTM wants every student who is genuinely interested in the conference to have the opportunity to attend, regardless of financial circumstances! If the registration fee presents a barrier, attendees may request complimentary admission by submitting a 100–200-word Letter of Interest.

The letter should explain why they would like to attend, what they hope to gain from the conference, and how the experience relates to their educational or professional goals. This should then be emailed to nhaweel@crossroadstomedi.com.

No financial documentation is required, and all requests will be reviewed confidentially.

Approved applicants will receive a registration-fee waiver.