Medical Alumni Association Of The University Of Maryland Inc

Programs: Support of the university of maryland medical school:the maa raised $1,934,949 in gifts to benefit the medical school. Of this amount, $635,016 was distributed directly for the beneift of the university of maryland. A portion of these gifts were applied toward programs and services for 10,000 alumni, faculty, students, and friends of the medical school. More than $100,000 of the funding was generated by the annual phonathon, staffed by more than 125 volunteer alumni and students during a 7-night drive. With the assistance of the umb office of financial aid, the maa continued to administer 5 student loan funds: the maa revolving student loan fund; rowland student loan fund; rogers loan fund; white emergency loan fund; and hoffman emergency loan fund. These funds, turned over to the university in fy10, are valued at approximately $800,000.

joint sponsorship of "the bulletin" magazine:four issues of "the bulletin" were published and mailed to more than 11,000 alumni, faculty, friends, and students of the medical school and emailed to thousands more. An editorial board, consisting of more than 20 alumni and medical school representatives, provided guidance and editorial assistance in the magazine's production. The bulletin is recognized as the oldest medical alumni publication in the united states.

alumni and student related activities:the annual reunion was held april 28-29, 2017, engaging more than 500 alumni, faculty, staff, students, and guests. The medical alumni association ("maa") sponsored receptions at the national medical association, american academy of ophthalmology, and radiological society of north america. It also served as presenting sponsor for the medical school's "celebrating diversity" dinner in february. The maa sponsored social events for each of the 4 medical classes, including an elaborate match day celebration for the graduating seniors. It also sponsored the freshman white coat ceremony, junior clinician ceremony, and served as a supporting sponsor for a number of smaller activities.

to support the restoration, maintenance, and administration of davidge hall, the oldest medical teaching facility in america.