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Visit the University of Maryland Medicine Philanthropy to learn more about giving to the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

Medical Alumni Association

Established in 1875, the Medical Alumni Association is an independent charitable organization dedicated to supporting the 10,000 alumni, students, faculty, and friends of the School of Medicine. The association hosts the annual alumni reunion, regional receptions, student events, and the annual Historical Clinicopathological Conference with the Baltimore Veterans' Administration.

The Medical Alumni Association is also the official steward of Davidge Hall, the oldest medical school building in continuous use for medical education. In addition, the Association publishes the University of Maryland Medicine Bulletin, a quarterly magazine that features alumni profiles and School of Medicine achievements.

For information on making a gift to the School of Medicine, please contact Marjorie McDowell at 410-706-0418.

Physical Therapy Alumni

The University of Maryland School of Medicine’s Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science (PTRS) has been a leader in physical therapy education for more than 60 years. Building on its strong foundation of fundamentals, the curriculum has evolved into a progressive physical therapy education program with a strong emphasis on clinical evidence through rehabilitation science. The Department fosters an ongoing relationship with its 3,000 alumni through a variety of communications, resources and events. To learn about giving to the Department of PTRS, please contact Alexandria Ganzermiller at 410-706-0563 or aganzermiller1@som.umaryland.edu.

Fellows and Residents Alumni

By perfecting their clinical skills as residents, conducting research and making new discoveries, residents and fellows have had a positive impact on the lives of many. Through the Fellows and Residents Alumni Association, the University of Maryland School of Medicine maintains an ongoing relationship with these very important groups who carry the Maryland banner through their important work. For more information, please contact the Office of Development at 410-706-8503.