Impact Stories

How support from his family, a drive to serve and the generosity of scholarship donors have shaped fourth-year student Caleb Allred’s journey into medicine.

Scholarships have supported Julia Merritt, Alaska WWAMI, MS3, in her unconventional path to medical school and her dream of returning to Alaska to serve her local community.

Scholarship support is making it possible for this aspiring rural physician, Pearl Griffiths, to say yes to her dream of improving the health of underserved communities.

For third-year medical student Alfred Albear, emergency medicine is more than a passion — it’s a way to keep patients from falling through the cracks.

How donor-supported research leads to new treatments for patients with these aggressive diseases.

Meet the exceptional medical students recognized in this year’s Husky 100.

Recognizing Jon Fine’s lasting impact on health with the 2025 Ragen Volunteer Service Award.

Pioneering KING5 anchor Jean Enersen received the 2025 Brotman Award for her leadership in supporting medical students.

How a family’s gift is expanding access to better pain care for rural communities.

For Thomas Hei, MD, being a family medicine physician is about being there for his patients throughout their lives — a dedication that is being recognized with an endowed chair.

For Amphone Rasasombath, medical school was a high-wire act. Donor-supported scholarships — and her determination — powered her success.

Two recent legacy gifts, totaling $8.5 million, to MD scholarships open pathways for more students.