MCW Magazine
MCW alumni contributions represent the largest single source of philanthropy for scholarship funds.
Steven Bergin, MD, '74, GME '78, reflects on his 50-year medical career.
Sally Bentley's philanthropic gift supports MCW early-stage investigators conducting research related to cardiovascular health or disease.
Members reflect on its legacy and chart its future.
Celebrating the momentum of the new MCW Cancer Research Building.
For Thomas Krummel, MD ’77, these words reflect his view on an esteemed career.
Katherine (Kathy) Hudson, MCW emeritus trustee, pairs her passion for women's leadership with philanthropic investments.
Maria I. Barrows, MD ’49, has led a full life, and she has stories to share about every part of it.
MCW medical and pharmacy students and faculty partner with donors and community organizations to make the MCW-affiliated SCU a success.
Ask the family of Katherine M. Dillig, MD ’84, what they remember of her, and the answers come in a flurry.
A philanthropic investment from the Paula and Rodger Riney Foundation is supporting five related multiple myeloma research projects at MCW.
The Wigdale family is dedicated to new treatments for memory disorders and neurological conditions.
MCW partners with Avalon Action Alliance to create the BRAVE program.
Since 1966, Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) has been a major supporter of obesity research at MCW.
Philanthropy
John Mason, a Marine who served in Vietnam, struggled silently for years with depression and PTSD.
Donors make a difference by investing in the research, educational and clinical missions of the Froedtert & MCW Eye Institute.
MCW's two regional campuses address physician maldistribution by training physicians in the communities where they are needed the most.
To honor Greg and show gratitude for the care he received, the Greg Sensiba Memorial was created.
Alumni
This year’s MCW-Green Bay commencement marked the graduation of the campus’ 100th physician.
Summer brings fond farewells to graduating students and warm welcomes to incoming learners at MCW.
When Dr. Ravi Misra joined MCW in 1993 he was uncertain about how long he would stay.
Loyal. Tough. Fighter. Inviting. Outgoing. Stubborn. Devoted wife. Loving mother.
Genomics and Precision Medicine
“We want to focus on research at Froedtert and MCW. The goal is to attract world-class researchers.”
Cancer
Alyssa is honoring her late husband’s legacy by providing funding for cancer research and support.
Education Innovation
Celebrating leadership, service, loyalty, and compassion in medicine.
MCW pharmacy student Kerchia Asia Lee receives award that recognizes non-traditional students who thrive despite barriers to success.
Alumnus Dr. Vasudevan is proud of his journey as a physician, son, husband, father and citizen.
Cardiovascular
Innovation and discovery are at the heart of the A. O. Smith Corporation’s 50-year partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW).
MCW's research enterprise continues to sustain MCW’s growth as one of the nation’s leading centers for innovation and discovery.
MCW and health system partner Children’s Wisconsin are on the vanguard of best practices for gastroschisis.
Recent research sheds new light on how to reduce the incidence of concussion and head impact exposure in college football.
Donors leave a legacy of excellence through support of named faculty positions.
The Campaign for MCW and Froedtert Hospital achieved a record amount of philanthropic support and engagement from the community.
James T. Breeden, MD, '70, makes a scholarship support gift to MCW to commemorate his graduation from medical school.
Legacy gift creates endowed chair in orthopaedic shoulder surgery research.
His MCW diversity scholarship fund is one of the innumerable ways he endeavored to better the world around him while rising above racism.
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