Foundation Programs
In keeping with its vision and to provide donors (alumni, individuals, organizations) with a significant, meaningful and organized way to support UERMMMC and the community it serves, we developed the following programs together with the UERMMMC College of Medicine.
Any requests for modification of these existing programs or addition of future ones may be initiated by the medical school but must be approved by the Foundation before implementation in compliance with U.S. laws and regulations.
- Tuition Scholarships – for second, third and fourth year medical students
- Gold - $2,000 a year
- Silver - $1,000 a year
- Bronze - $500 a year
- Financial Aid – updated on June 30, 2016
- Criteria for the selection of scholarship recipients within each group will be provided in writing to the Committee on Scholarships and Academic Honors.
- In any given academic year, no student may exceed one AFUSA scholarship.
- AFUSA scholarship holders must inform the CSAH of any non-AFUSA scholarship awards from agencies and groups inside and outside the College of Medicine.
- All AFUSA scholarships will be awarded on a competitive basis and as early in the preceding school year as consistent with adequate safeguards to insure fairness.
- Scholarship applications will normally arrive in the office of the Committee on Scholarship and Academic Honors, which will assess and select recipients for all AFUSA scholarships and awards.
- Alumni and officers of AFUSA who receive inquiries directly, rather than through the Committee on Scholarships and Academic Honors, shall notify the Chairperson if an applicant appears to be a highly promising candidate who should be considered for scholarships.
- The SFAC will submit timely annual budget proposal to the AFUSA Board of Trustees, which will recommend the amount and number of scholarship awards to the Dean of the College of Medicine.
- All scholarship funds will be disbursed via the Dean of the College of Medicine who will notify the Committee on Scholarship and Academic Honors of all funded scholarship recipients.
- Special Honors Award – a one-time grant of $400 for freshmen with high GPAs
and NMAT scores
- Book Scholarship - $250 a year
- Academic Excellence Award - $150 each for second, third, and fourth year students ranked
in the top 10
- College of Physical Therapy – a special grant of $200
Scholarship and Academic Honors, May 2010
Academic Excellence Awardees
Scholarship Programs as of 2008
Scholarship and Financial Aid (SFAC) Committee Policy
- Best Teacher Awards
- Dr. Esperanza Lansang Award in Basic Sciences - $150 for each of 10 best mentors
- Dr. Joven Cuanang Award in Clinical Sciences - $150 for each of 10 best
mentors
- Professorial Chairs
- Dr. Simona Alikpala Professorial Chair in Pediatrics - $2,000
- Faculty Educational Grant – for a faculty member enrolled in a graduate degree program (masteral, doctoral)
- Main Library – books, online journals, computers
- Departmental Libraries
- Basic Sciences
- Clinical Sciences
- Skills Laboratory
- Basic Skills Laboratory
- Clinical Skills Laboratory
- Departmental Needs
- Basic Sciences – Anatomy, Biochemistry, Medical Humanities, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology, Preventive Medicine
- Clinical Sciences – Anesthesia, EENT, Medicine, Neurological Sciences,
OB-GYN, Out-Patient Clinic, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Radiology, Surgery
- Adopt
Department of Medicine, Gastroenterology - Donations for installation
- Adopt
Department of Medicine, Gastroenterology - Donations in use
- Adoptdv
Department of Radiology - Radiology reading room
- Adopt
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Obstetrics Model
- Adopt
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Obstetrics Model
- Adopt
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Obstetrics Model
- Adopt
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Obstetrics Model
Donations-in-kind such as medical/surgical equipment and supplies, books, journals, computers, etc.
- Gift in Kind
Used medical equipment received from donors like John Hopkins. The equipment were tested first, packed, then sent to UERMMMC.
- Gift in Kind
Used medical equipment received from donors like John Hopkins. The equipment were tested first, packed, then sent to UERMMMC.
- Gift in Kind
Used medical equipment received from donors like John Hopkins. The equipment were tested first, packed, then sent to UERMMMC.
- Gift in Kind
Used medical equipment received from donors like John Hopkins. The equipment were tested first, packed, then sent to UERMMMC.
- Gift in Kind
Used medical equipment received from donors like John Hopkins. The equipment were tested first, packed, then sent to UERMMMC.
- Gift in Kind
Used medical equipment received from donors like John Hopkins. The equipment were tested first, packed, then sent to UERMMMC.
- Gift in Kind
Used medical equipment received from donors like John Hopkins. The equipment were tested first, packed, then sent to UERMMMC.
- Awards
- Clinical Honor Roll - $150 each for the top 10 junior interns
- Community Medicine Award - $500 for the top junior intern and junior intern group in community medicine
- Dr. Fernando Sanchez, Jr. Research Award - $1,500 for the best research papers by a student group, resident(s), and faculty chosen at the Annual Research Forum
- Residents Award - $100 for each of the 10 best residents of the year
- Memorial Lectures - $600 grant a year for each of the following:
- Dr. Gonzalo Austria Memorial Lecture
- Dr. Potenciano Baccay, Jr. Memorial Lecture
- Dr. Fidel Cuajungco, Jr. Memorial Lecture
- Dr. Jose Cuyegkeng Memorial Lecture
- Dr. Romulo Guevara, Sr. Memorial Lecture
- Dr. Florencio Quintos Memorial Lecture
- Dr. Gloria Yambao Memorial Lecture
- Dr. Jaime Zaguirre Memorial Lecture
