Written by: Dionne Lucas, Director of Donor Communications. Nashville native Jamiya Gordon has known since middle school that she wanted to become a physician. Years later, that early ambition has brought her to Meharry Medical College, where receiving her first white coat will mark the next step in a journey...
Department chairs play a critical role in shaping medical education, advancing research, supporting faculty and preparing the next generation of physicians. As the School of Medicine begins a new academic year, these leaders bring a wealth of expertise and experience to their respective departments while helping advance Meharry’s mission of...
Representing the institution’s five schools, more than 500 students became alumni dedicated to strengthening and improving the health care space. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (May 18, 2026) — More than 500 student physicians, dentists, researchers and other health care professionals from Meharry Medical College crossed the stage at the Grand Ole Opry...
At Meharry Medical College School of Medicine, the Class of 2027 established the Drs. Turner and Atta Scholarship for Collaborative Excellence to honor a first-year medical student who exemplifies outstanding academic achievement and a deep commitment to collaboration. The scholarship reflects the institution’s enduring values, scholarship, service, and teamwork, and...
Meharry Medical Group joined Nashville Strong Babies and the Metro Public Health Department to welcome more than 300 attendees to the 2026 Bellies, Babies & Beyond: A Celebration of Motherhood Community Education and Shower event. Held at Nissan Stadium, this year’s event offered education, support, health screenings, a dedicated space...
Dean Encourages Next Generation of Physician Leaders March 20, 2026 – The 2026 Residency Match Results ceremony took place on Friday, March 20 at The Cal Turner Family Center at Meharry Medical College. For medical students who matched, the Class of 2026 saw a 92% match rate. “Match Day represents...
The Meharry Medical College Center for Women’s Health Research is mobilizing African American women with a mother, daughter or sister who has been diagnosed with breast cancer to participate discussion groups. Did you know Black women have a 31% mortality – the highest among any U.S. racial or ethnic group?...
