Michela Corsi, MD

Dr. Michela Corsi is a preventive medicine resident at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, where she is also finishing a Master of Arts in Higher Education. Her medical career began with an intern year in general surgery and quickly evolved as she realized her passion for working with medical students and her desire to improve medical education and student well-being. Through her preventive medicine training, she has made progress toward receiving her Master of Public Health in Health Behavior and Health Education. Her ultimate career goal is to work on bridging gaps in physician training on public health, and to enhance health equity training in medical education.

Tauhid Mahmud, MD, MPH

Dr. Tauhid Mahmud is a preventive medicine resident at Stony Brook University where he is also completing a graduate certificate in clinical informatics, combining his interests in primary care, preventive medicine, and population health through clinical analytics. His goals are to inform public health interventions and empower communities through health data science. He recently completed his family medicine residency training at the University of Maryland Medical System, and completed his Master of Public Health at Columbia University, focusing on health policy and management. Dr. Tauhid’s background and interests span clinical medicine, public health, medical education, and healthcare equity. He advocates for issues affecting the resident community, including diversity, wellbeing, access to care, and graduate medical education quality.