RECRUITMENT

There are a number of health and medical organizations available for undergraduate students attending Case Western Reserve University, each offering countless opportunities.  As you begin exploring these many unique organizations, we hope that you consider rushing Phi Delta Epsilon International Medical Fraternity. 

Our chapter embodies a commitment to medicine by engaging in many service activities, academic workshops, and other career-oriented pursuits.  Our members have formed a tight-knit community of inspiring individuals who are determined to become physicians and leaders in both the realm of medicine and within their communities. Most importantly, we are a collaborative group offering mentorship, guidance, and companionship, here to celebrate our successes and lift each other up after failures. The premedical journey is difficult, but PhiDE offers support throughout the entire process.

If you are interested in joining our chapter, please note that we have a formal recruitment process during the first month of school each semester. It is designed to give you the opportunity to meet chapter members and become acquainted with the premedical community here at Case Western Reserve University. Through a wide variety of events, PhiDE will share the meaning of our brotherhood – all in an attempt to get to know you and for you to get to know us. Recruitment provides a setting where you can ask our members questions that you feel are pertinent, including those about finances, scholarship, activities, and time commitment. 

An applicant is eligible for membership if they are a full-time, pre-medical student at Case Western Reserve University. In other words, each applicant must share the eventual goal of entering an allopathic or osteopathic medical school after graduation. We strongly encourage you to come to all of our events to meet our members and to hear first-hand the value of our fraternity.

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please contact our VP of Recruitment, Avantika Khanna, at axk1371@case.edu.