Standing Committee on Publications (SCOPUB)

ABOUT SCOPUB

FAMSA pays serious attention to the importance of publications in the furtherance of its aims and activities with particular reference to the Journal AFROMEDICA. The publications of FAMSA includes:

  • Journal of African Medical Students (JAMS).
  • FAMSA Newsletter.
  • Introducing FAMSA.
  • Information Booklet.
  • All other booklets or pamphlets for general release bearing the name of FAMSA.
  • Programme for the Students International Clinic conference SICC, FAMSA Health Educative Schools, SCOME, SCOPA and SCOHE seminars.



ABOUT THE CHAIRPERSON

Name: Ashley Kamau
MSA: Kenya Methodist University Medical Students’ Association (KeMUMSA)
Year of study: 5th Year
Email address: scopub1@famsanet.org

Ashley Kamau, a dedicated fifth-year medical student at Kenya Methodist University and a passionate medical writer and SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) researcher, has consistently sought opportunities to contribute to impactful health initiatives. Her academic journey is complemented by a strong commitment to personal and professional growth through active participation in various health and societal projects, including community-based initiatives.

Ashley’s dedication to global health is reflected in her involvement in projects addressing pressing health challenges, particularly in sexual and reproductive health. She serves as the Grants Coordinator at the Research and Innovation Center at Kenya Methodist University, where she has supported the funding and development of key health research initiatives. Additionally, Ashley has contributed to community-based programs aimed at improving public health outcomes.

Her leadership and commitment were recognized when she received the Pinnacle Member Award from the Medical Students’ for Social Responsibility (MSSR-IPPNW). Through these experiences, Ashley has developed strong leadership, communication, and collaboration skills, enabling her to work effectively across cultures and disciplines.

As Ashley advances in her medical education, she is eager to leverage her knowledge and experiences to promote global health, community development, and long-term societal transformation.


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