Connect in small groups with Badger alumni from around the country to learn more about the benefits and tradeoffs associated with different specialties, clinical practice settings and working in different regions of the country.
Panelists: Chris Harris, MD ’87, Margaret Lozovatsky, MD ’06, Brita Lundberg, MD ’91 and Trudy Malone, MD ’93.
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Milwaukee-area alumni, discover how UW School of Medicine and Public Health partnerships impact your community.
The Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association (WMAA) is proud to partner with the Promoting Recognition of Identity, Dignity, and Equality (PRIDE) in Healthcare student organization to host an alumni panel and discussion. Medical students are welcome to participate in person or remotely via Zoom Webinar.
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Each year, the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health honors newly inducted members of Alpha Omega Alpha (AΩA).
Register for the event by March 18
Panelists: Dawn Elfenbein, MD, MPH, FACS, Rebecca Luoh, M4, Mariah Quinn, MD, MPH and Sarah Webber, MD, Res. ’15
This is the Spring 2024 meeting of the WMAA Board of Directors.
Each year, the School of Medicine and Public Health and Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association host a reception to recognize our students and scholarship donors.
The Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association looks forward to recognizing alumni, faculty and friends for their outstanding achievements, contributions to the field of medicine and their support of the School of Medicine and Public Health.
The WMAA looks forward to bringing the Class of 1971 together for an evening of camaraderie.
Join fellow alumni from central Wisconsin to hear from Howard Bailey, MD, the University of Wisconsin’s expert on drug and nutrient development for the prevention or treatment of cancer and a national expert on chemoprevention. Dr. Bailey will deliver a talk entitled, “The University of Wisconsin: An Ongoing Legacy of Impacting Cancer Care and Research."
The Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association (WMAA) will be presenting M1 students with a stethoscope, immediately followed by our Badger Cookout.