$5,080,522 pledged
- Funding helped the School rank 29th among best research medical schools
and 15th among best medical schools for primary care by U.S. News &
World Report. - Scholarships attracted talented medical students and kept debt upon graduation below national average.
- Stipends provided to Ph.D. students allowed them to present their research at scientific conferences—integral to their training and pre-career experience.
- Residents had the opportunity to enhance their clinical skills and specialty knowledge at scientific conferences and development workshops.
Bullet points highlight impact made in 2012