The only program of its kind in the country, Honors in Community Service promotes civic engagement by selecting second-year medical students in high academic standing based on an interest in community service, faculty recommendations and academic performance.

Selected students perform a specified number of community service hours each year, identify a service project relating to their professional interest, develop personal and community learning objectives, identify a faculty advisor and a community site to conduct their community service project and develop and present their scholarly project before faculty and peers.

Honors track students are recognized on Class Day and receive honors recognition at graduation.

Class of 2007

         Kimberly Cauley, MD

Class of 2008

Class of 2009