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Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (SOG)

Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (SOG)

Women’s Health, is committed to advocating for the health of female-identifying (cis-gender and trans-gender females), gender non-conforming, and transitioning patients who were assigned female at birth. We aim to explore the complex issues that uniquely affect individuals with uteruses/ovaries/vaginas (as a result of XX chromosomes or gender confirmation therapy) throughout their lifespan. While some of our events are specific to the OB/GYN specialty, we provide a broad range of educational and advocacy opportunities that span many specialties and relate to caring for individuals assigned female at birth and transitioning/transitioned transgender patients. Through workshops, panels, mentorship opportunities, and patient interactions at the CHC Gynecology clinic, we work to understand the health of female-identifying, gender non-conforming, and transgender patients as a fundamental component of medical care and promote access to reproductive healthcare for all.

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Board

President: Kailey Paris (kparis@luc.edu)

Vice President: Emily Martinbianco (emartinbianco@luc.edu)

Mentorship Chair: Kristen Walker (kwalker16@luc.edu)

Advocacy Chair: Eleanor Marcet (emarcet@luc.edu)

Volunteer Co-Coordinator: Melody Chang (mchang6@luc.edu)

Volunteer Co-Coordinator: Monay Zayed (mzayed1@luc.edu)

Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (SOG)

Women’s Health, is committed to advocating for the health of female-identifying (cis-gender and trans-gender females), gender non-conforming, and transitioning patients who were assigned female at birth. We aim to explore the complex issues that uniquely affect individuals with uteruses/ovaries/vaginas (as a result of XX chromosomes or gender confirmation therapy) throughout their lifespan. While some of our events are specific to the OB/GYN specialty, we provide a broad range of educational and advocacy opportunities that span many specialties and relate to caring for individuals assigned female at birth and transitioning/transitioned transgender patients. Through workshops, panels, mentorship opportunities, and patient interactions at the CHC Gynecology clinic, we work to understand the health of female-identifying, gender non-conforming, and transgender patients as a fundamental component of medical care and promote access to reproductive healthcare for all.

Contact Us

Board

President: Kailey Paris (kparis@luc.edu)

Vice President: Emily Martinbianco (emartinbianco@luc.edu)

Mentorship Chair: Kristen Walker (kwalker16@luc.edu)

Advocacy Chair: Eleanor Marcet (emarcet@luc.edu)

Volunteer Co-Coordinator: Melody Chang (mchang6@luc.edu)

Volunteer Co-Coordinator: Monay Zayed (mzayed1@luc.edu)