“This grant is particularly impactful as we look to advance and improve the health of women, not just in Georgia, but for the entire country," says Jennifer C. Sullivan, PhD.
"These efforts reflect our faculty’s dedication to growth and student impact and directly enhance the quality of instruction for our students," says Doug Blackburn.
"They look at me as a friend, and that's the most important thing they need – a friend," says Officer Larry Carter.
"Dr. Amero has demonstrated a strong commitment to medicine and the care of patients," says Elizabeth Gray, MD.
"From the start, I knew that’s where I wanted to be, and I knew I would get a great medical education there," says Stephanie Cumbey.
"Together, we are building a culture of collaboration that addresses community needs and enriches student learning through real-world experiences," says Amanda Richardson.
