MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association Programs and Resources

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Each year, the MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association hosts a program, in partnership with the Wisconsin Medical Society Foundation, to provide medical students the opportunity to speak informally with physicians and scientists from a variety of specialties and primary care practices. This networking event allows students to learn more about career options they may be considering.

The Student/Alumni Committee is a committee of the Student Assembly and works with the Alumni Association on the Association's programs for students. In 1996, the Association opened a spot on the board of directors for the president of the student assembly. Now, there is a spot for a student from each of the three schools on the board.

The MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association is proud to support initiatives that provide positive experiences and further enhance the educational/professional development of currently enrolled MCW students and student organizations. If the support needed involves a funding request, please submit this form at least three (3) weeks prior to your activity/event. You will be contacted within one (1) week of your form submission with a response/decision. Additional information may be needed prior to a decision.

The Alumni Association, working with the Financial Aid office, established a low-interest loan fund for senior medical students.

Each year the Alumni Association sponsors a welcome picnic for the families of incoming trainees.

The hope of the Alumni Association is to have contact with students as soon as they arrive on campus. For this reason, the Alumni Association sponsors the very first social event for new medical students, a lunch held during orientation week.

This two-day event highlights the School of Graduate Studies and gives the students a chance to display the research projects they are working on. The activity includes a lunch for the students with a presentation by a nationally-recognized research scientist. The Alumni Association funds this activity because the Association feels it is important to support the efforts of Graduate School students.

Each month the Alumni Association shares stories, campus updates, opportunities for alumni to stay engaged with MCW, and lifelong learning opportunities with alumni and current students in an e-newsletter format.