Dr. Manu Mathew Class of 2012 As a passionate advocate for increasing funding for residency opportunities, I am reaching out to outstanding alumni like you to help address the critical issue of physician shortages across the nation. Despite ongoing efforts, political gridlock in Washington, D.C. has kept the ceiling on residency slots in place since...Read More

AUA’s research enterprise continues to drive meaningful contributions to global health. Dr. Juan Acuna, Associate Dean for Research, has co-authored five impactful publications in The Lancet and related journals. These studies address critical health challenges and demonstrate AUA’s commitment to advancing global health understanding. Temporal patterns of cancer burden in Asia (1990-2019)Read more Global, regional,...Read More

Dr. Sumanth Cherukumilli (Class of 2018) Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellow, University of Maryland School of Medicine, has been awarded the prestigious 2024 PIDS Plotkin and Sanofi Pasteur Fellowship Award by the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society (PIDS) for his research on bacterial infections and antimicrobial resistance among neonates in West Africa. Additionally, his abstract titled “High...Read More

Dr. Jasmine Marcelin, Class of 2011, is honored with the prestigious 2024 Alliance Award for her outstanding leadership and dedication in academic internal medicine. Her remarkable achievements serve as an inspiration to the community, showcasing the profound impact of her contributions. Congratulations to Jasmine Marcelin on this well-deserved recognition! To learn more click here.Read More

We are proud to announce that Kirill Alekseyev, MD, a distinguished member of the class of 2014, has been honored with a plaque from Leading Physicians of the World. This prestigious recognition highlights Dr. Alekseyev’s exceptional contributions to the medical field and his unwavering commitment to excellence in patient care. Through his dedication, expertise, and...Read More

Dr. Mayank Ohri (Class of 2016) and Dr. Adam Highley (Class of 2011) address new incoming students on campus during the Spring 2024 New Student Orientation.Read More