Talk:Medical Cadet Corps

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Proposed improvements for article
I'm interested in corresponding with those who have contributed to the Medical Cadet Corps article so far. The initial article was very narrowly focused and disregarded much of the history of the MMC as well as its international scope. The Seventh-day Adventist church officially dropped the program in the early 1970s. I'm surprised to see evidence that the program continues somewhere in a Hispanic region. Is this Puerto Rico? I would like to know more about what is currently happening. I'm in the process of organizing the MCC archives saved by Everett Dick. I've also recently advised a Honors student who did her senior thesis on the Medical Cadet Corps. I'm invested in having this topic accurately and thoroughly represented. For my own research, I want to know more about where the program may still be active and what form it has taken there. Please send me a message if you have any information about current activity.

In the interest of improving the Wikipedia article, because the MCC program was adapted for use in different national and cultural settings, in addition to the history of how the program came to be and why it was started, I'd like to see sections (or a table) which includes information specific to individual locations. Snriley73 (talk) 17:10, 7 January 2015 (UTC)