In April 2022, the Diversity in Healthcare Task Force (DHT) hosted the first DHT conference, “Diversity in Healthcare: Sourcing Solutions for Better Outcomes Tomorrow." The mission of the conference was to educate and encourage pre-health professionals to first reflect on the big issues in healthcare and medicine, and then discuss meaningful approaches to solving these problems. Seven key themes were covered, including racial and ethnic disparities, gender and sexual disparities, healthcare workforce diversity, socioeconomic disparities, ableism, linguistic and cultural disparities, and disparities with age and elder abuse. The conference was open to the entire Penn State community and supported by sponsorship from offices within the Penn State College of Medicine, Eberly College of Science, College of Health and Human Development, College of Nursing, and Schreyer Honors College. Conference day was broken into two phases followed by an optional remote solutioning case competition, in which groups further developed their solutions under the mentorship of medical students and senior nursing students. The first phase of conference day was dedicated to presenting and discussing the key themes, while the second phase was dedicated to narrowing the themes into tangible issues, generating initial ideas for solutions, and self-assigning into groups. In between the two phases, there was a lunch hour dedicated to guest speakers, including speakers sharing a clinical perspective and patient stories. Following the conference, participation certificates were awarded, with the highest voted solutions from the optional remote solutioning case competition receiving monetary awards. We hope that this conference served as an example for other pre-health organizations to develop similar initiatives.