Since my high school years, I’ve been on a journey to gain a deeper understanding of the medical field. It didn’t take long for me to realize that many fellow undergraduates faced the same challenge of finding these valuable experiences. As I continued my journey, I became increasingly drawn to raising awareness and getting involved in volunteer work. Co-founding Cure Found has been an incredible opportunity for me to share my passion for early engagement in healthcare and volunteerism with students at MSU.”

Naim Mashni serves as the co-president and co-founder of Cure Found MSU and is currently a senior at MSU’s Lyman Briggs College. He is pursuing a degree in Human Biology with a minor in Business. Naim balances his academic schedule with hobbies like working out and fishing in his free time. His academic journey is marked by significant involvement in research and volunteerism. As a member of the Osteopathic Medical Scholars Program on a pre-medical track, Naim is dedicated to achieving his goal of becoming a practicing physician. He is particularly focused on contributing significantly to the healthcare of underserved communities.