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The Medical Student Council (MSC) was created in order to fulfill the following promises to the medical students of the UT Health San Antonio Long School of Medicine:​

• To advocate for the interests of our medical school peers.
• To form official opinions on behalf of the student body regarding administrative policies.
• To accurately and independently represent the student body in its interactions with the University.
• To promote communication, cooperation, and understanding between the students, faculty, and administration.

MSC Roster (last updated March 2026)

MSC Bylaws (last updated October 2023)

Opportunities for Leaders

AAMC RISE: Developing Future Leaders in Academic Medicine & Science. The goal is to help students build leadership skills and knowledge that are vital to both their journey as a medical student and their future as a leader. The program’s curriculum focuses on four core areas: Relationships, Influence, Self-awareness, and Effectiveness.

The two-and-a-half-day leadership development seminar provides a foundation in leading self and leading others. Areas of focus include increasing self-awareness, improving interpersonal and team communication, establishing personal wellness practices, developing strategies for being a part of a successful team, embracing a growth mindset, making the most of mentor relationships, learning techniques for productivity and time management, strengthening skills to influence and motivate others, and more.

Medical Student Assistance: Solidarity Fund

The most recent initiative of the Medical Student Council is the Medical Student Assistance: Solidarity Fund. The provides financial assistance to students at the Long School of Medicine who encounter urgent and/or adverse life events that are impacting their academic and career progression in medical training. 

Thank you in advance for your support of this fund, which will provide relief and assistance to students during difficult times