The goal of the Primary Care Leadership Track is to prepare future primary care physicians through a longitudinal leadership program. The three-year program provides specialized training and mentorship in internal medicine, geriatrics, pediatrics, and family medicine.
Funding Opportunities
There's a certain satisfaction in knowing that you can truly make a difference in the future of an institution that has made such a meaningful difference in your own life. A gift to the Johns Hopkins supports its lasting commitment to education, collaborative research, and patient care.
Some of the School of Medicine's top financial priorities are listed below. We also welcome the opportunity to talk with you further about your philanthropic support of specific areas that may be of special importance to you. Questions about making a gift? Contact us.
Annual Giving Scholarship Fund
Your gift to the Annual Giving Scholarship Fund provides immediate funding which will allow the School of Medicine to attract and retain the best and the brightest students regardless of their financial need.
School of Medicine Annual Fund
Unrestricted gifts to the School of Medicine Annual Fund support the school's highest priorities:
- Financial aid
- Teaching
- Faculty support
- Research
- Capital projects
These gifts also allow the School of Medicine to address unforeseen opportunities to enrich education and advance knowledge. In today's ever-changing scientific and technological setting, these gifts for current use are vital to our mission.
Other Funding Opportunities
Below are additional funding opportunities supporting the School of Medicine. Please indicate your gift designation in the ‘Other’ field on the drop-down list of giving options on the online giving form.
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The Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives is dedicated to preserving the historical records of Johns Hopkins Medicine, Nursing, and Public Health so that they will be accessible for ongoing operations, teaching, research, and publication. Learn more about the medical archives.
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The Department of Art as Applied to Medicine is dedicated to providing educational competencies and motivation necessary for graduates to attain the highest standards as professional medical illustrators. Endowed in 1911, the program was the first of its kind. Learn more about the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine.
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Founded in 1929, the Department of the History of Medicine is the oldest academic department of its kind in the English-speaking world. The department is dedicated to scholarship on the histories of medicine, disease, the health sciences, and their relationships to society. Learn more about the Department of the History of Medicine.
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Established in 2009, the IEE promotes, values, and advances the educational mission of the School of Medicine while enhancing the school’s leadership role in medical education nationally and internationally. Working closely with faculty, the IEE will set new standards of excellence, encourage educational research and scholarship, expand career development opportunities, and inspire and support innovative teaching techniques that meet the needs of a new generation of medical students. Learn more about IEE.
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The Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center is a state-of-the-art medical training facility that incorporates five types of simulation including: standardized patients, human patient simulation, virtual reality, task trainers and computerized simulation. The main goal of the Simulation Center is to improve safety within patient care. Current and future health care professionals “practice on plastic” honing their skills, refining advanced techniques and learning valuable social interactive tools for delivering important news to patients. This translational research becomes vital for creating the gold-standard in patient safety and medical teaching. Learn more about the Simulation Center.
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There are numerous funds in the Office of Medical Student Affairs that support medical students beyond scholarships including the Student Emergency Fund and the Dean’s Year of Research. achieve their goals.
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The Welch Medical Library serves the information needs of the faculty, staff, and students of Johns Hopkins Medicine, Nursing and Public Health. Learn more about the Welch Medical Library.
Class Scholarship Funds
School of Medicine alumni can create a legacy for their class by establishing a scholarship fund. Named scholarship funds are also available to honor classmates or loved ones. Each year, students receive financial aid through these scholarship funds. If you would like to give to a class scholarship fund or a named fund, please indicate your gift designation in the ‘Other’ field on the drop-down list of giving options on the online giving form.
If you are interested in establishing a scholarship fund, contact the School of Medicine Development Office at [email protected] or call 410-361-6565.
- Class of 1915 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1926 & Charles O’Donovan Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1936 Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1937 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1946 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1947 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1954 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1956 Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1959 Loan Fund
- Class of 1960 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1962 Scholar Fund
- Class of 1964 Physician of Letters Merit Scholarship
- Class of 1965 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1966 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1967 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1969 Memorial Scholarship
- Class of 1973/Keith D. Maxwell, M.D., Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1975 Endowed Scholarship
- Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund
- Arnold D. Gale, M.D., Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1978 Scholarship Fund
- Henry M. Seidel, M.D., Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1980 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1983 Scholarship Fund
- Levi Watkins, Jr., M.D., Endowed Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1984 Jennie Lee Batson, M.D., Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1985 Elaine Hefty Clearly Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1986 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1987 Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1988 Denise M. Dufer, M.D., Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1988 Robert E. Schmieg, Jr., M.D., Memorial Fund
- Class of 1991 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1992 Rosemarie Hope Reid, M.D., Memorial Fund
- Class of 1994 Scholarship Fund
- Class of 1997 Adam T. Ross, M.D. Memorial Scholarship Fund