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Used at the discretion of the Dean of the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Scholarship support for BSOM minority students.

Supports medical students.

To support Boonshoft School of Medicine student travel fund.

Assists medical students with funds to support expenses incurred during the performance of, or in reporting the results of, their research.

To support life and academic emergencies for Boonshoft School of Medicine students

To support program expenses of the Department of Psychiatry at the discretion of the chair

Supports Resident Training in the Department of Dermatology

To provide educational support to the Department of Geriatrics

To support the Boonshoft School of Medicine

This fund will support travel expenses for residents in the Dept. of Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation.

To encourage research designed by BSOM Pathology faculty

The Rachel Naomi Remen M.D. Endowment Fund was created in honor of Dr. Remen. The fund will support the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness.

To support the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness.

To support resident research.

For gifts that will support student awards

To assist the People's Silver Scalpel Award recipient with travel expenses associated with securing a residency.

To support yearly psychodynamic psychotherapy lecture series at the Boonshoft School of Medicine, Wright State University, Psychiatry Department.

Established by the Department of Surgery for gifts that will support research, education, and residents.

This fund will support expenses associated with the department's residency program.

For support of the Boonshoft School of Medicine by alumni.

Provides support for Boonshoft School of Medicine/Student/ Community Projects.

To further the mission of the Breastfeeding Institute (an affiliation of faculty, staff, students, and community stakeholders united in their support of breastfeeding as an evidence-based practice central to public health and well-being) to promote breastfeeding as a community norm, provide and promote breastfeeding education, and encourage professional support of breastfeeding families.

Supports program needs for Calamityville.

Supports clinical research related to obesity and its comorbidities in populations of children and adolescents.

Established to help provide funding for community service projects coordinated by students. Awards will be made annually and the selected project must demonstrate the potential to significantly impact the health and well being of individuals in the community.

To establish an endowed account to support the ongoing activities and special events hosted and coordinated by the Center for Healthy Communities. The distribution of funds will be used to support the Endowed Directorship for the Center along with other programs, including, but not limited to, funding: community academic partnership and service learning activities, Community health worker & Kinship Navigator activities, seed grants to "Health Promotion" award recipients, & other activities as deemed appropriate per the discretion of the Center's Director.

Provides program support for the Dayton Clinical Oncology Program.

Sponsorship for the annual Drive for a Difference Golf Outing.

Established to provide financial support of an annual lectureship in the department of Pharmacology and Toxicology. The lecturer will be a prominent nationally or internationally recognized speaker.

Established to support WSU BSOM Global Health Initiative's interest in international medicine by providing monetary support for medical students interested in participating in an international elective or rotation, and support for projects, lectures, and discussion groups related to international medicine.

Program support for Healer's Art Program and annual medical symposium on issues related to Healer's Art.

To support program expenses

Provides support for Primary Care Senior Education trips.

Supports production of a medical education film relating to medical ethics.

Gifts will support the 5K race, a student-led benefit, for Reach Out Montgomery County.

Provides program support for the Reach Out Dayton programs. Helps vulnerable populations gain access to healthcare services (clinic/pharmacy) through 660+ medical professional volunteers, medical student volunteers, interpreters and other community healthcare volunteers.

Provides funds for capital construction for medical student housing in Swaziland.

Funds are to be awarded to a Master's of Science student of the Pharmacology & Toxicology Department.

Aerospace Residency fund is designated for use by Aerospace Medicine.

Supports memorial bricks in Rockafield Cemetery and departmental programs

Supports the area of greatest need in family medicine enhancement program at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Provides for the costs of Continuing Medical Education Vascular Surgery Program.

Used at the discretion of the Department of Dermatology toward the establishment of a psoriasis treatment center or other dermatological use.

Provides financial support for Surgical Residents of the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Was established to be used in the Department of Dermatology at the discretion of the Department Chair.

Was established to be used for any purpose which supports the Department of Dermatology, as determined by its chair.

Provides discretionary support for the Emergency Medicine program.

Serves the area of greatest need at Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Was established to support educational efforts in health systems management.

Was established for operating support for the Horizons in Medicine program.

Supports the development of the Department of Internal Medicine.

Provides program support for the Department of Surgery.

Provides discretionary support determined by the President of WSU and the Dean of the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Provides support for trauma education, research, and injury prevention and the needs of the WSUDOS Division of Trauma and Critical Care in honor of Dr. Mary C. McCarthy.

Was established for renovation and addition of the Fredrick A. White Health Center.

Was established to support an annual symposium held at the EB meeting on the topic of Neural Control of Breathing.

Supports the Nicholas J. Thompson Distinguished Professorship in OB/GYN.

Was established to provide operating support for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Was established for unrestricted support for the department of OB-GYN's academic, research and program initiatives.

Was established to be used at the discretion of the Dean of the School of Medicine and the Ophthalmology Department Head.

This fund will support residents in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation and other expenses associated with the residency program.

Supports Pathology related continuing medical education events.

Supports budgetary needs in the field of Pathology.

Supports research in the field of human microbiome.

Supports the needs of the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology.

Established as a memorial fund for Dr. Greg Maupin, this fund supports the are of greatest need for the Plastic Surgery Program.

Supports the area of greatest need for the Department of Geriatrics.

Established to carry out the Fordham Foundation professional Development Fellowship program in Law, Health Care and Aging.

Was established to be used at the discretion of the Dean of the School of Medicine for direct student benefit.

To support a yearly Lecture Series at the BSoM, WSU, Surgery Department. Expenses paid include: speaker honorarium, travel, hotel accommodations, food, and other necessary items determined by the committee and department Chair.

Supports the future growth of the WSU Department of Surgery.

Was established to be used at the chair's discretion to support departmental growth, Resident Training and Staff satisfaction.

Supports resident research in the Department of Surgery for the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Supports research and educational programs for the Surgery Resident staff.

Provides operating support for the Surgical Simulation Training and Education Program.

Supports the activities in Internal Medicine.

Established to create scholarships and provide student resources at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

This fund is being established to support a scholarship for one 4th year BSOM medical student who is committed to a career in family medicine or psychiatry.

Was established as a zero interest loan to medical students with dependents.

Supports the ongoing operation and expenses of the organization.

For graduating residents in psychiatry who best embody the knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to integrate both the biological and dynamic aspects of human behavior in such manner as to provide the highest level of treatment for patients.

Supports continuing minority medical students.

Pharmacology/Toxicology scholarships.  See Agreement.

Supports the WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine's interest in international medicine by providing monetary support for medical students interested in participating in an international elective or rotation in underserved areas

Established for zero interest loans to medical students from rural areas.

Established to give financial encouragement to future clinicians to engage in research activities. Recipient must be enrolled in WSU BSOM or be a resident in one of the affiliated residency programs. They must demonstrate a genuine interest in research. First preference will be given to those involved in a research project relating to rehabilitation.

This fund is being established in memory of Sean Bush to provide scholarships for BSOM students.

To provide scholarship money for medical students who choose to go into surgery. Also may be used for sponsoring a student in surgery for presenting a poster or paper on behalf of the dept. (travel); attendance to a surgical related conference (registration fees); attendance to a surgical course (course fees), etc.

Supports the Department of Emergency Medicine.

Established to support research.

WSU Boonshoft Physician Leadership Development Program (BPLDP) prepares future physicians for leadership roles in order to shape the health care of the future. This organization was designed to help current students and alumni network and learn more about medicine, public health, and management. These funds will be used for future guest lecturers, academic discussions, social networking for BPLDP, and general program support.

Established to be used for program expenses.

Established to encourage professional development of School of Medicine faculty. The school will fund programs and activities in the facilitating skills development, linking institutional and professional goals, cultivating junior faculty and recruiting and retaining a diverse faculty.

Provides program support for Cell Biophysics.

Provides funding to support the Weekend Intervention Program.

Supports research in Psychiatry at the Chair's discretion.

For Nursing students enrolled in the Child & Adolescent Health Clinical Nurse/Pediatric Nurse Program.

A grant agreement between the Kettering Fund, WSU School of Medicine and Discovering New Horizons.

Provides funding for faculty professional development in the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Supports the Chair of Surgery.

Provides seed money grants for Emergency Medicine resident research.

Supports an endowed chair in Family Medicine in the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Used at the discretion of the Chairman or Head of the Division of Human Biology.

Established to benefit research activities such as the purchase of needed equipment and supplies, funding to attend professional conferences, and salary for student workers.

Provides financial support of Orthopaedic Research and Education within the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.

Supports Dr. Prochaska's research in energy conservation in humans.

Supports the areas of greatest need for surgical oncology.

Provides funding for research ideas directed toward the treatment and cure of major diseases.

Created for general operating support for lab animal resources.

Established to assist in the financial support of an annual anatomy lecture.

Supports the students who excel in the undergraduate courses in Latin American History.

Created to be used for any expenses in neurology.

Developed to support an endowed chair for Health Systems Management in the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Established for research and aid on osteoporosis - supporting the Biomedical Imaging Lab.

Established to provide budget support for the Petticrew Research Laboratory including salary benefits, supplies and equipment.

Supports the public health research related to community issues and Boonshoft School of Medicine promotion and outreach.

Established to provide salary and support for rehabilitation research.

Established to be used at the discretion of the chair of rehabilitation medicine.

Supports the Substance Abuse Resources & Disability Issues Program to be used at the discretion of the Director.

Established to support the surgical oncology project in the Department of Surgery at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Established to provide operating support for the US-Israel Emergency Preparedness Collaboration initiative within the Center for Global Healthy Systems, Management and Policy.

Established to support salary and benefits support for the Department of Pediatrics.

Provides suport for a biennial review and update of the Wyatt Family Foundation Patient Centered Medical Home for People Living with Dementia to reflect updates and changes in local, state, or federal regulations. It will also fund a biennial conference to assess the effectiveness of the program

Funds can be used at the discretion of the Chair for the Department of Biochemistry/Molecular Biology to support cancer research.

Supports the costs of annual Match Day events.

Provides funding for graduate student education (supplies, journals, etc.)

Used to establish an annual lectureship in long term care.

Supports participation of medical students and residents in the American College of Physicians.

Supports the dermatology residents.

Created for the purchase of books, journals, etc. for the department of dermatology.

To support research lab operations and projects

Established to fund the annual Medicine Ball.

Created to support physiology and modeling research and teaching including but not limited to collaboration, travel, equipment, supplies and student support.

Established to support activities of the POMmed Student Organization.(Population-Based Medicine)

Supports the research of pregnancy-associated disorders (preeclampsia, intrauterine growth restriction, premature birth) to help mothers and their babies.

Used at the discretion of the Associate Dean for Research Affairs.

Established for equipment purchases for the Simulation Center (in Emergency Medicine).

This fund is being established to support external, non-financial aid related emergencies for BSOM students.

For medical students' needs to be determined by the Associate Dean of Student Affairs.

Established to sponsor an annual community event or lectureship developed by the Dept. of Community Health to address issues of health or health care a they interface with faith, culture, social, or public policy concerns.

Funds can be used at the discretion of the Chair for the Department of Biochemistry/Molecular Biology to support cancer research.

Funds can be used at the discretion of the Chair for the Department of Biochemistry/Molecular Biology for operational expenses.

For first and second-year medical students with financial need at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For African American medical students. Acadmeics and financial need will be considered.

To support BSoM students interested in practicing in anesthesiology; established in memory of  Dr. Alex T. Porter

For second year medical students with financial need and have reached the top half of their class. The medical student must have volunteer activities and leadership qualities. Medical students expressing interest in Pathology and/or underrepresented in medicine will be given first preference

Established endowment. Scholarship support for minority females who are interested in supporting urban health issues.

Supports medical students.

For graduates of the Horizons in Medicine Program.

Helps medical students at Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For medical students who are top academic achievers.

Helps medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Established to educate selected medical students to become future leaders in healthcare. Half of the funds are for scholarships and half of the funds are used for operational costs to develop and operate the Boonshoft Physician Leadership Development Program.

For medical students with financial need.

Scholarship fund to support medical students who are disadvantaged or have need, as determined by BSOM's Office of Financial Aid or Admissions, are in good academic standing, and show volunteer and leadership qualities demonstrated through an essay.

Recipients of this scholarship will be deserving physicians who are enrolled in Aerospace Medicine Resident Programs who are US citizens.

To support Boonshoft School of Medicine Scholarships

Scholarship support for BSOM students with financial need.

To support medical students who are in the top 25% of their class and exhibit financial need. Preference should be given to those interested in Emergency Medicine.

For 4th year medical students. The student must excelled academically and have demonstrated caring, compassion, and empathy toward patients. Also, demonstrated the ability to mentor and teach others. First preference is to a student who express interest in radiology.

For 3rd or 4th year medical students interested in Pediatrics.

Scholarships for medical students who are underrepresented in medicine and are considering a primary care specialty. Endowment created 5/10/16. Reached minimum threshold, initially created as "Intent to Endow."

For third-year medical students.

For second-year medical students who are involved in Boonshoft School of Medicine activities.

For medical students who have Community Service activities or dependent children.

Supports medical students who want to engage in medical activities related to international medicine and global health.

Helps medical students at Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For 4th year medical students pursuing a specialty in OB/GYN.

Helps medical students, who are in the top 50% of their class.

Helps medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Established for a WSU SOM Aerospace Medicine Resident Program.

To provide scholarships for BSOM students

Supports students demonstrating financial need.

Established to admit promising undergraduates from WSU and UD to the Boonshoft School of Medicine. One student from WSU and UD will receive a scholarship.

Helps medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For medical students who are planning a career in Family Medicine.

Helps medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Helps medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Supports African-American students pursuing a course of study in Surgery.

To support medical students interested in Family Medicine in a rural setting with a preference toward students who are married and have children.

For medical students who plan on practicing in a rural area.

For medical students in their third or fourth year who are interested activitites relating to global health or medical research.

For fourth-year medical students doing a rotation in an underserved area.

Supports a medical student who completes an elective with a Greene County physician.

For 4th-year medical students who have expressed an interest in OB/GYN.

For 4th-year medical students who have expressed an interest in OB/GYN practice.

For a minority medical student interested in primary medicine.

For female medical students who are single.

Scholarships for BSOM 4th year medical students, matched into a pathology residency program, demonstrating financial need and in good academic standing.

For fourth-year medical student who are doing an international rotation.

For medical students who have graduated from Lake or Geauga County, Ohio.

For medical students who plan on practicing in radiation oncology.

Established for a scholarship for Geriatric Medicine. Recipient must be a senior at WSU BSOM; preference will be given to women; candidate must agree to practice in a primary care discipline that provides health care for geriatric population in the Dayton area for 2 years.

For Wright State students who have been accepted to the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For medical students who are Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society members.

Scholarships for medical students who are considering a primary care specialty with a preference in working with disadvantaged populations in Ohio or contiguous states.

Helps medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Supports medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Awarded to a medical student with a strong preference for primary care, who exhibits financial need and has displayed a desire to make a difference in society.

For minority medical students.

Scholarship for a 3rd or 4th year medical student being an underrepresented minority, have demonstrated financial need, and be a student in good standing in the Wright State University School of Medicine.

For a medical student going into their fourth-year who has demonstrated leadership qualities.

Scholarship support for BSOM students

To provide one fourth year medical student with the cost incurred during the application process to ophthalmology residency

Established to provide financial support for outstanding African American medical students at WSU. Recipient must be in their third or fourth year, in good standing and an outgoing leader demonstrating excellence in community service and class activities.

Established to provide financial support to medical students who have demonstrated an ongoing interest in and contributions to the fine arts.

For fourth-year medical students who demonstrate compassion in patient care.

For fourth-year medical students who plan to serve a internship in an underserved area.

To support medical students from Clark County Ohio attending the BSOM.

For medical students who are Phi Rho Sigma members.

To support medical students who have demonstrated, through current and past activities, a strong commitment to children's health and well-being

Supports fourth-year medical students who have shown academic excellence.

For fourth-year medical students who have shown leadership qualities in their OB/GYN clerkship.

For medical students who are married and have children.

Assists students in educational programs in the Dept.of Population & Public Health Sciences.

Supports medical students at Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For female medical students who are interested in Primary Care.

Provides support to medical students.

For second-year medical students.

Helps third or fourth year medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Established for medical students who embody Dr. Reece's humanism and compassion, and who possess a strong moral compass.

Helps medical students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For medical students from Greene County.

To provide scholarship assistance to female BSoM students who are underrepresented minorities, are in good academic standing, and have financial need.

This scholarship supports medical students who have financial need.

To provide financial support to third and fourth year students of Wright State University's Boonshoft School of Medicine

For fourth-year medical students who demonstrate exemplary compassion in their OB/GYN clerkship.

For medical students who are planning a career in Primary Care.

Supports the members of Alpha Omega Alpha who have strong scholastic abilities,and qualities that demonstrate sincerity, strong service, commitment, and dedication to mankind.

Scholarship for a student entering into Family Medicine residency and has not received any type of Family Medicine source-award or scholarship in his or her 4th year. The award will be presented at the pre-graduation student recognition ceremony.

Provides financial support and encouragement for medical students who may be challenged with balancing family and medical school while also aiming to support mothers pursuing a career in medicine.

To support 4th year medical students, who have demonstrated passion for patient care, with a strong preference given to those pursuing a career in Physical Medicine and Rehab.

To support medical students with a strong preference given to those interested in Public Health, Global Health, Preventive Medicine, and/or Occupational Medicine.

For medical students who have completed at least one year at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

For medical students who have a record of campus or community service.

To support the Family Medicine Awards and The Ladder Program.

To support scholarships for medical students who are underrepresented in medicine and considering an Ophthalmology specialty.

Recipients of the Wonka Golden Ticket Scholarship will be first year students in the BSoM.