
Scarlett Thomas, the Alumni Relations Coordinator, expressed her delight at witnessing these alumni connections flourish. She revealed that the Alumni Association has ambitious plans to expand and deepen the bonds with UAG alumni, aiming to create a robust network that fosters engagement and outreach.
The significance of these alumni connections cannot be overstated. UAG has proudly graduated a staggering 72,000 physicians, with an impressive 19,000 of them currently practicing medicine in the United States. These statistics underscore the impact of UAG-SOM on the healthcare landscape, and the continuous support and collaboration of UAG alumni are pivotal in furthering the institution's mission.
The recent gathering in Chicago was more than just an event; it was a heartwarming reunion that exemplified the enduring spirit of the UAG community. As UAG School of Medicine continues to evolve and produce exceptional healthcare professionals, the support and engagement of its alumni will remain invaluable in shaping the future of medical education and practice. The bonds forged at this event are a testament to the enduring legacy of the UAG School of Medicine and its commitment to excellence in medical education.




As part of its 90th anniversary, UAG hosted “The Experience By UAG,” where International Program medical students showcased faculty-mentored academic projects and a TED-style talk, highlighting innovation, creativity, and the university’s commitment to world-class medical education.


UAG School of Medicine held a three-day Leadership & Faculty Development Retreat that united academic leaders and faculty to strengthen collaboration, drive curricular innovation, and align on the future of medical education.


UAG School of Medicine welcomed renowned medical educator Dr. Neil Osheroff for a three-day visit that fostered academic collaboration, faculty development, and innovative approaches to advancing medical education.