EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION
Mission
UGMSAF will solicit funds from University of Ghana Medical School Alumni and the general public and direct the funds to vetted projects to support and advance the Vision Statement of the University of Ghana Medical School Foundation at the University of Ghana Medical School
Vision
The University of Ghana Medical School Alumni Foundation’s (UGMSAF) vision is to support and Advance first-class Medical Education at the
University of Ghana Medical School
As part of a prologue to celebration events of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the University of Ghana Medical School, Dora Akuetteh MB ChB, 1987 proposed a suggestion and challenge to the School’s Alumni on the UGMSAA website asking 1000 UGMS Alumni to…
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Testimonials
The lifelong friends I have, have been the classmates I met on my first day at The University of Ghana Medical School. I make a donation to UGMSAF in grateful appreciation of this immensely gratifying and rewarding experience and to ensure that such educational and social milieu exist and blossom at the UGMS for current and future Medical students
Dr. Dora Akuetteh
I make a donation to the UGMSAF in grateful appreciation of the dedication and sacrifices of my teachers and Professors and support staff at UGMS who worked under difficult circumstances to provide me and my classmates and contemporaries with world class medical education that has made us comparative and competitive anywhere in the world.
Dr. Jason Ofori
My contribution to the UGMSAF is a way for me to express my eternal gratitude to my classmates who imbued me with so much about Medicine, life and community at the UGMS. Our frequent social communions and repartees provided the much needed comic relief from the stresses and pressures of life in Medical school and hope that such social iterations among students would be supported and continue to flourish.
Dr. Kingsley Orraca -Tetteh
There is no amount of sacrifice, in time or money, that can compare to the wealth of experience, a career, and friendships I have formed by the once in a lifetime opportunity to attend this medical school.
Dr. Bertha Serwa Ayi
UGMS gave me a unique opportunity, being one of the early trainees (4th batch of graduates). The friendly home environment was just what I needed to mature into a confident physician. Our highly experienced Ghanaian and Foreign teachers sacrificed so much to turn us into world class physicians, for which I’m forever grateful.
