On Saturday we completed the 2014 Late Summer INMED International Medicine & Public Health Hybrid Courses – events that consistently attracted some of the world’s most remarkable participants. Please let me introduce you to just a few: Joseph Muroka, a native Kenyan with a passion for his own people, who just graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy. Robert Schneider, a Spanish-speaking academic family physician from AT Still University, who consistently serves in Central America. Ann Nichols, a nurse from California intent on better serving her immigrant and refugee community. Elise Wouters, an undergraduate from Alberta, Canada, pursing a career in international law and justice. Jared Wilmoth, a medical student from the University of Kansas already with extensive service experience in the Middle East. And Katy Kettler, pursuing her graduate degree in international public health. Observe the careers of these remarkable people, and be inspired!