Write Their Next Chapter
Our alumni are our most treasured asset at the University of Florida College of Medicine, and our success is only as strong as your involvement. Class giving is a wonderful way to team up with your fellow alumni to maximize your philanthropy and express appreciation for the education you’ve received at the UF College of Medicine.
College of Medicine
Celebrating MDs classes of 1961–2021. Are you interested in helping bring your class reunion to life? Class reunion committees are now forming, and we would love to have you be part of the planning! Whether you enjoy organizing, connecting with classmates, or sharing ideas, your involvement makes a meaningful difference. Please email us at drgator@health.ufl.edu to get started. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
1961 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
1966 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
1971 College of Medicine Class of 1971 Scholarship Fund
1976 College of Medicine Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund
1981 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
1986 College of Medicine Class of 1986 Scholarship Fund
1991 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
1996 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
2001 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
2006 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
2011 Medical Alumni Legacy Endowment
2016 Sey Park, MD Memorial Endowment
2021 College of Medicine Alumni Affairs Stethoscope Fund
School of Physician Assistant Studies
All celebrating PA Classes of 1981-2021 are encouraged to support the Wayne D. Bottom Scholarship Fund or PA Stethoscope Fund in honor of their reunion year.
Wayne D. Bottom Scholarship Fund
The fund provides sources of funding to meet the needs of students who might not otherwise make it to our door, but they also reward current students for academic excellence and achievement. Support of this scholarship will impact PA students for generations to come.
School of Physician Assistant Studies Stethoscope Fund
The fund provides resources for stethoscopes each year for freshmen at the School of Physician Assistant Studies. This fund ensures that emerging PAs have the most critical tool of their profession at the beginning of their studies.
Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences
All Ph.D. graduates are encouraged to support the Graduate Education Programs Fund or Mavis Agbandje-McKenna, Ph.D. Scholarship Fund in honor of their reunion.
College of Medicine Graduate Education Programs Fund
Contributing to the COM Graduate Education Programs Fund will support the education and training of students in the College of Medicine Graduate Education Programs as directed and determined by the Associate Dean for Graduate Education (if no Dean, the individual primarily responsible for managing the graduate programs). Examples of program support may include, but are not limited to, tuition assistance, equipment, technology, professional services, training, or any support that will enrich the student experience and advance scientific discovery.
Mavis Agbandje-McKenna, Ph.D. Scholarship Fund
The Mavis Agbandje-McKenna, Ph.D. Scholarship Fund has been established to honor Dr. Agbandje-McKenna and her belief that everyone should pay it forward. The income from this fund will be awarded to aspiring young students in science to help them establish themselves in the field of their passions. Funding will be used, among other things, for travel grants to attend scientific meetings, scholarships to help with educational expenses, awards for outstanding scholarly achievements, and help in preventing financial barriers that hinder success at graduate school.