Dear Alumni and Friends,
In the best of times, we at HUMAA wish you and your loved ones the utmost health and happiness. At extraordinary moments such as this, the sentiment takes on new meaning. Whether this finds you in Washington, D.C., New York City, California, or the Caribbean, we know that your life has changed.
We know there are HUMAA alumni on the front lines of this pandemic. It has been inspiring to witness the medical community come together on behalf of one another and in service to the greater good.
We salute you for your service and the tremendous impact you are contributing to improving the human condition, the world, and our lives.
Life at HUMAA has not stopped. We are working remotely and following the guidance of medical professionals and our government.
While we are taking these precautions, you can still remain connected to the Association. Feel free to contact us for assistance, questions, or if you need support during this time.
We are here for you!
Please stay safe and be well.
In Faith,
Simone Joye Eford
Executive Director
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AARP is hosting informative tele-hall conference calls. Click on the AARP picture to learn more.
Managing Your Mental Health During This Crisis
Physician Resource
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IMPORTANT ASSOCIATION NOTICES
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ANNUAL ELECTIONS
Voting will commence on Monday, April 6
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Ballots will be transmitted electronically to HUMAA Alumni. Please participate.
Biographical information for each candidate is available for review on the
Meet the Candidate
page located here:
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
In accordance with the By-Laws of the Association, the
Annual Meeting
and the installation of new executive board members will be held on
May 7 from 10 am - 12 pm
Due to the current pandemic, the meeting will be moved to a virtual format.
Details on how you can participate will be forthcoming.
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Reminder:
The Annual Reunion Gala has been rescheduled to
Friday, May 7, 2021.
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Congratulations to the Class of 1970
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Although we will not be able to honor them in person until the 2021 Reunion, please join us in sending a heartfelt congratulations to the members of the Class of 1970 for reaching their 50th milestone this year.
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"A community without elders does not prosper."
Mozambican Proverb
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Bernard Anderson, M.D.*
Norman A Armstrong, M.D.
Robyn J Arrington Jr., M.D.
Kate N Aseme, M.D.
Willie J Banks Jr., M.D.
Lillian McLean Beard M.D.
Lennette J Benjamin, M.D.
Matthew L Burman M.D.*
Frederic L Bushkin
Geonard F Butler, M.D.
James A Campbell, M.D.
Dewey A Chaney, M.D.
Edward J Collins, M.D.
Jackson L Davis, III, M.D.
Frances A Douglass, M.D.
Raymond W Doyle Jr., M.D.
Richard Alan Ellis, M.D.
Esther C Estwick, M.D.
Lonnie E Ferguson, M.D.
Beverly R Fischer, M.D.
Edwin Y Fondo Jr., M.D.
Richard G Forde, M.D.
Donald R Frisby, M.D.
Wendell E Gaillard, Jr., M.D.
Dorothy Gaither, M.D.
Cyprian A Gardine, Jr., M.D.
Thomas Gay, M.D.
John P George, M.D.
Melvin D. Gerald, M.D.
Percy L Goodman, M.D.
Arthur D Greene, Jr., M.D.
Clyde J Gregoire, M.D.
Frank A Hamilton, M.D.
Ronald T Harris, M.D.
Sheik N Hassan, M.D.*
Coleman Henley, Jr., M.D.
John D Hibbert, M.D.
Anita Weeks Hibler, M.D.
Robert D Hibler, M.D.
Starkey L Hudson, M.D.
Anne-Mare Ice, M.D.
Oleh I Jacykewycz, M.D.
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Stephen M Levine, M.D.
Andrew E Luckey Jr., M.D.
Leo J Lundy, Jr., M.D.
Phyllis C R Martin, M.D.
Owen R Matheiu, M.D.
Odell McCants, Sr., M.D.
Earl N McLeod, M.D.
Henry A McPherson, M.D.
John C Merritt, M.D.
Joan Thompson Mobley, M.D.
Sheikh Mohammad, M.D.
Edison Moore, M.D.
Elmer E Neil, M.D.
Barbara Z Newton, M.D.
Halvor Parris, Jr., M.D.
Foster E Price, M.D.
Paul E Pritchett, M.D.
Bernard L Ralls, Jr., M.D.
Walter S Ramsey, Jr., M.D.
Richard M Reiter, M.D.
Elois G Rogers-Philips, M.D.
Janet H Rowe, M.D.
Martin L Schneider, M.D.
David C Silbert, M.D.
Anita-Rae Smith-Pankey, M.D.
Marsha L Speller-Avera, M.D.
Bertram E.S. Stephens, M.D.
Ian E Trace, M.D.
Norman W Walton, III, M.D.
Alexander Washington, Jr., M.D.
Roy C Watkins, M.D.
Maurice R Weise, M.D.
Joyce L Whitaker, M.D.
Carolyn F Whitsett, M.D.
Eugene W Williams, Jr., M.D.
Jesse F Williams, M.D.
Johnny L Williams, M.D.
Noralean Williams, M.D.
Patrick H Wilson, M.D.
Winston P Wong, M.D.
Lewis Z Wright, Jr., M.D.
Benjamin Young, M.D.
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Deceased
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2020 Scholarship Ceremony
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On March 6, 2020, the 21st Annual Scholarship Ceremony was held
at the College of Medicine. It was a wonderful celebration!
This year, HUMAA received its largest number of applications and distributed 96 awards totaling $210,475.24.
There is no amount of gratitude we can express to the many donors who continue to ensure HUCM students have additional resources to assist them on their educational journey.
Each year, we also proud to honor the alumni whose legacies continue
through these awards.
Thank you!
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HUMAA Alumni
HUCM Students Need Help.
HUMAA Coronavirus Student Emergency Fund
Taking Care of Our Own in the True Bison Spirit!
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every part of society. As a result, the HUCM students have been affected in the following ways:
· They have had an unprecedented educational year;
· The pandemic has thwarted their learning process, and coursework is being
taught remotely through virtual technology;
· Clinical rotations are suspended;
· Skills labs, license examinations, etc. have abruptly stopped;
· Fourth-year students have currently matched but may not be able to begin their
residency in July, which will likely add to a workforce issue this summer.
For HUCM students, these changes have brought complications—lost wages, transportation issues, food insecurity, and more.
HUCM students are resilient and they need us. These are the change makers, researchers, scientists, collaborators, thought leaders and our doctors of tomorrow. Let’s be there for them today.
We are reaching out to our illustrious Alumni to aid HUCM students during their time of need. If you are able, please donate $50-$100 and HUMAA will provide them with your one-time donation to help defray their emergency costs.
We know they would truly appreciate it.
Thank you!
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HUMAA remembers alumni and friends who departed in the early months of 2020.
We are forever grateful for their
service to humanity.
Dr.
Charles D. Mitchell, Class of 1966
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