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The White Coat Ceremony at the College of Medicine – Tucson will be held this year on Friday, July 21. It marks the day when 120 young men and women become first-year medical students. It is the start of years of intense study—a journey that culminates when they become the next generation of caregivers for our families and our communities.
When you make your gift to the College of Medicine – Tucson White Coat campaign you will launch the career of a first-year medical student in the best possible way.
The white coat and stethoscope that donors like you provide are indispensable tools and timeless symbols of the healing profession that they have chosen to enter.
The scholarship awards you underwrite won't just help one student focus on their studies. You will be providing medical care to a lifetime of patients.
Knowing that someone they may never meet is committed to their success will make all the difference during those late-night study sessions when every student questions whether they have what it takes to make it to the finish line.
A huge “thank you” from the Class of 2021 to all the alumni, faculty, friends and family who support this year’s White Coat Campaign.
For information about the College of Medicine – Tucson White Coat Campaign 2021, call 520-626-5752 or email give@uahs.arizona.edu.
Click HERE for more information about the White Coat Ceremony on July 21.
Gifts of all sizes add up to success for the Class of 2021 and the next generation of doctors for all of us.
Founded in 1967, the College of Medicine – Tucson is 50 years old this year. Your gift to support students will celebrate this important milestone.
It might not be stylish, but a medical student’s first white coat, freshly pressed and embroidered with the College logo is something they will always treasure.
Give a student a white coat and stethoscope. They are the “tools of the trade.”
Scholarship awards help students focus on what is important. It’s the most valuable gift they can receive.
Students will match your level of commitment by working hard in the classroom, the library, and the laboratory.
