More than 2,300 alumni of the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine are part of the Marshall family.
They are improving health and advancing care across West Virginia, Appalachia and the world as physicians, researchers and leaders who carry forward a shared commitment to service—extending Marshall Medicine’s impact far beyond our campus.
At the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, biomedical research is a driving force behind innovation in patient care, medical education and community health. Our faculty, students and research teams are actively engaged in discoveries that advance our understanding of the molecular and cellular basis of disease and lead to improved treatments and outcomes.
We want to keep in touch with you and keep you up to date on what’s new at the School of Medicine. The best way to do that is to make sure that you’ve updated your information with us. Please take a moment to fill out the form below.
You can also submit your Class Notes, one of the most popular sections in our annual MarshallMD magazine, below. Have you open a new practice, moved, received an award, a promotion, married or retired? We want to know what you’ve been up to and so do your classmates!
MarshallMedicine is the annual publication highlighting the latest news, milestones and stories from the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and the School of Medicine Alumni Association—connecting alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends across the Marshall community.
The Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine is fueling innovative and inclusive education, discovery and patient care that continues to move medicine forward in Appalachia and provide the health care workforce of the future.
During the past 40 years, the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine has excelled in building comprehensive programs in medical education, residencies and fellowships, physician assistant education, graduate research and more. Marshall’s more than 2,000 medical alumni are making a difference across the country because of the generous support of donors like you.
Your gift sustains our mission— to prepare students for life and practice, foster a skilled physician workforce for rural Appalachia and make critical medical research advancements.
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