The hugh M. glosTer

socieTy

2010

Morehouse School of Medicine is

dedicated to improving the health

and well-being of individuals and

communities; increasing the diversity

of the health professional and scientific

workforce; and addressing primary

health-care needs through programs

in education, research, and service,

with emphasis on people of color

and the underserved urban and rural

populations in Georgia and the nation.

Mission

Vision Morehouse School of Medicine will be the leading

community-focused, research-driven, student-centered

medical school, nationally recognized for its:

> Pre-eminence in conducting research and

translating discovery into community solutions and

improved patient care that contributes to the

elimination of health disparities;

> Model educational environment that nurtures and

supports the achievement of academic excellence;

> Leadership in creating models and best practices

of integrative, culturally competent and

community-empowered health and health care;

and

> Significant contributions to the diversity of the

health-care and scientific workforce and the

development of leadership committed to

transforming the health of vulnerable populations

and the nation’s health-care system.Class of 2009 celebrates at Commencement Ceremony.

As a relatively small, private institution with

a large and lofty public mission, Morehouse

School of Medicine is highly dependent upon

extraordinary philanthropy. Given today’s

complex and challenging health professions’

educational environment, it is vitally important

that we continue to expand the number of

donors and increase the level of contributions

in support of our unique purpose.

The Power of Giving

Truddie E. Darden, M.D., F.A.A.P., medical director of Morehouse Medical

Associates and associate professor, Clinical Pediatrics, with young patient.

In 2007 we launched the Hugh M. Gloster

Society. Named in honor of one of MSM’s

esteemed founders and the late president of

Morehouse College, the Gloster Society was

established to help grow philanthropy and to

enhance our acknowledgment of exceptional

generosity to the Annual Fund. Annual gifts

support student scholarships, the library, and

classroom and technology enhancements. Since

2007, approximately 300 individuals, corporations,

and foundations have become members of the

Gloster Society.

Hugh M. Gloster Society

Extraordinary donors enjoy the 2009 Hugh M. Gloster Society Dinner.

In 2009, Morehouse School of Medicine established

the Louis C. Brown Vanguard Award. The award

is named in honor of the late Atlanta internist

and a founder of MSM. The Vanguard Award

recognizes individuals whose pioneering spirit and

demonstrated leadership have impacted issues of

health disparities in Georgia and the nation.

Inaugural Vanguard Award recipients were

A.D. “Pete” Correll, chairman of the Board

of Directors of the Grady Memorial Hospital

Corporation and retired chairman of Georgia-

Pacific Corporation, and Michael B. Russell, CEO

of H. J. Russell & Company and member of

the Board of Directors of the Grady Memorial

Hospital Corporation. They were honored for

their outstanding and diligent work as co-chairs of

the Greater Grady Task Force that guided Grady

Memorial Hospital through transition—ensuring

quality health care for all Georgians.

The Louis C. Brown Vanguard Award

A.D. “Pete” Correll (top) and Michael B. Russell (bottom)

accept the Louis C. Brown Vanguard Award.

Benefits of membership in the Gloster Society

include, among others, attendance at an annual

donor appreciation dinner hosted by the

Morehouse School of Medicine president; listing

in the membership book; preferred seating and

parking at all events held at the Louis W. Sullivan

National Center for Primary Care; participation

in the MSM Health and Wellness program; and

access to services of the MSM Library.

Good Causes, Great Donors

Renowned jazz saxophonist Gerald Albright

entertains at 2009 Gloster Society Dinner.

Gloster societyCategories of individual, corporate, or foundation membership are as follows:

IndIvIdual annual GIfts

Friends .............................................................$1,000 Sponsors ........................................................$3,000 Benefactors ..................................................$5,000Leaders ........................................................$10,000+

Corporate ~ foundatIon annual GIfts

Friends .............................................................$5,000 Sponsors .....................................................$10,000 Benefactors ...............................................$25,000Leaders ........................................................$50,000+

Hugh M. Gloster, Jr., speaks at 2009 Gloster Society Dinner.

gloster society 2009 Members

January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009

*Faculty/Staff +Trustee ^Alumni sBoard of Advisors #Former President †Posthumous

Extraordinar y Philanthropy

LEADERS($10,000 +)

Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Aaron

Daniel S. Blumenthal, M.D., M.P.H.* and Marjorie A. Speers, Ph.D.

James C. Butler, M.D.s and Mrs. Joycelyn L. Butler

Mr. Arthur R. Collins+

Ms. Sally M. Davis* and Mr. Larry O. Moore

Mrs. Sarah Hambrecht+ and Mr. William Hambrecht

Yvonne I. Johns†

Mr. Kevin E. Lofton+ and Maude B. Lofton, M.D.

Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Sullivan#

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Welters+

LEADERS($50,000 +)

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies

Northside Hospital

IndIvIdual GIfts

Corporate and foundatIon GIfts

BEnEFACToRS($5,000 - $9,999)

Dr. and Mrs. John E. Maupin, Jr.*+

Michelle L. Nichols, M.D.*Jan and John Portman, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Pressley, Jr.Sandra E. Watson, MHA*

Dr. Shelby R. Wilkes and Dr. Jettie Burnette

SPonSoRS($3,000 - $4,999)

Dr. Albert G. BerryKitty Carter-Wicker, M.D.*^

Mr. Jackie Collins+ and Mrs. Carolin CollinsGulshan Harjee, M.D. and Mr. Zul Devji

Eric D. Lucas, M.D. and Alvernica Whitfield-Lucas, D.D.S.Peter R. MacLeish, Ph.D.* and Marlene Y. MacLeish, Ed.D.*

FRiEnDS($1,000 - $2,999)

Dr. and Mrs. William Alexander*Ngozi F. Anachebe, M.D.*^Crystal F. Barnwell, M.D.

Edward K. Bass, M.D. and Mrs. Rhonda BassNicholas J. Beaulieu, M.D.

James B. Benton, M.D. and Mrs. Elanor Glaspy-BentonJohn W. Bluford, III+

Dr. and Mrs. Lonnie Boaz, IIIDenise Britt* and Asbury Britt, Jr.

Dr. Robert L. Bunnen and Mrs. Lucinda BunnenMrs. Sarita Cathcart-McLarin*Caroline Charles-May, M.D.Willie* and Leteria ClemonsCharles V. Clopton, M.D.

Dr. and Mrs. Jordan J. Cohen+

Lori J. Collins*Toni E. Coombs, M.D.

Felecia L. Dawson, M.D.Rachelle L. Dennis-Smith, M.D.

Mrs. Mable W. Densler and James F. Densler, M.D.*Mr. Aaron D. Dent+ and Mrs. Chiquita Dent

Charlene M. Dewey-Riley, M.D.Paul L. Douglass, M.D.* and Dr. Sheila A. Douglass

Frances J. Dunston, M.D., MPH*Martha L. Elks, M.D.* and Dr. John W. Sawyer

Andrea D. Fox*Yvonne W. Fry-Johnson, M.D. * and Joseph Johnson, Sr.

Sharon K. Davis, Ph.D.* and Gary H. Gibbons, M.D.*Angelique DeVold Gloster, M.D.

Mrs. Yvonne K. GlosterRandolph O. Grant, Jr., M.D.

Ms. Susan Grant+

Zach W. Hall, Ph.D.+ and Mrs. Julie Ann GiacobassiMr. Garfield Hammonds, Jr.

Douglas J. Hertzs

Leslie R. Holmes, M.D.Jacqueline Holt-Grant, M.D.

Ms. Dorothy B. HopkinsMr. Ira L. Jackson and Mrs. S. Joi Jackson

Kimberly Hardaway Jackson* W. Steen James, M.D. and Mr. Curtis James

Marilavinia Jones, M.D.Harold* and Michelle Jordan

Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kaufmann^Kofi A. Kondwani, Ph.D.*Ronny B. Lancaster, J.D.

IndIvIdual GIfts IndIvIdual GIfts

James W. Lillard, Jr., M.D.*Michael K. Lindsay, M.D. and Mrs. Lorna D. Lindsay

W. Thomas Lomax+

L. Dawn Mandeville-Brown, M.D.Dr. Roland Matthews* and Mrs. Audrey Jacobs

Wallace D. Mays, M.D.James A. McCoy, M.D.* and Gail A. Mattox, M.D.*

Mr. Charles E. Merrill, Jr. Vergena P. Montgomery-Clark, M.D.

Dr. and Mrs. Harold E. Moore, Jr.Roger L. Morales, M.D.

Dr. Mary Kay Murphy* and Michael C. Murphy, Esq.Dr. and Mrs. Roland A. Pattillo*

Iris Pitts, M.D., MPHDr. C. Clayton Powell, Sr.

Ms. Cherie A. Richardson*Wayne J. Riley, M.D., MPH, MBA.

Myra E. Rose, M.D.*Drs. John W.+ and Valerie Rowe

George Rust, M.D.* and Cindy RustLawrence Sanders, Jr., M.D.* Dr. and Mrs. David Satcher*#

Beverly Simons, M.D. Ravinder H. Singh, M.D.

Quentin Ted Smith, M.D.* and Marjorie M. Smith, M.D.*Mr. Calvin Smyre+

Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Sow^ John E. Spaulding, M.D.

Michelle J. Staples-Horne, M.D., MPH^+

Harry S. Strothers, III, M.D.* and Mrs. Karen S. StrothersRaina T. Sullivan, M.D. ^

Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Sullivan, Jr.Za’Vette M. Tatum-Kodzai, M.D.

Beverly D. Taylor, M.D.*Alan T. Turner, M.D.Gerald P. Verly, M.D.Mr. Allen F. Wallace

Candice Wallace Diggs, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Felker Ward, Jr.+

Ms. Tammara L. Warren*Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wells, III

Sandra L. White, M.D.Cathy Williams, M.D.

Mr. John M. Williams and Mrs. Harriet F. WilliamsMichael A. Williams, M.D.Phyllis I. Williams, M.D. .

Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wright, Jr.+

Reginald & Yolanda Wimberly* Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Young

IndIvIdual GIfts

SPonSoRS($10,000 - $24,999)

VSP

FRiEnDS($5,000 - $9,999)

Atlanta Life Insurance Company Clement & Wynn Program Managers, Inc.

Fifth Third BankGeorgia-Pacific LLC

H.J. Russell & Company PACS Medical Technologies, LLC Peter J. Frenkel Foundation, Inc.Tenet/Atlanta Medical Center

The Coca-Cola CompanyUnited Technologies Corporation

Corporate and foundatIon GIfts

Morehouse School of Medicine has made every effort to provide a complete and accurate listing of donors and gifts. Please accept our sincere apologies if we have committed an error or omission. If you have corrections, please contact the Office of Institutional

Advancement at 404-752-1730 so that we may update our records.

STuDEnTS

Student enrollment for 2009-2010 is 329. In 2009, some 3,900 students applied to the Doctor of Medicine program. Fifty-six were admitted. The Class of 2009 established an outstanding legacy: The Class achieved a 100 percent pass rate for first-time test takers on the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1; established an endowed scholarship for future M.D. students; and had a member complete the M.D. and Ph.D. programs simultaneously.

RESiDEnTS

• MSM has seven residency programs: Family Medicine, Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Psychiatry, Surgery, and Pediatrics.

• Grady Memorial Hospital is the major teaching site for MSM students and residents. One of the largest public hospitals in the Southeast, Grady is internationally recognized.

FACuLTy

Morehouse School of Medicine employs more than 200 full-and part-time faculty members, many of whom are internationally recognized in their field. Among its faculty and leadership, MSM has four members elected to the prestigious Institute of Medicine.

RESEARCH

The school’s research stature and reputation have grown exponentially over the last decade. In 2009, MSM received more than $54 million in National Institutes of Health funding. The outcomes of our research activities have resulted in the establishment of centers, institutes, and programs with our signature areas of research being cardio-metabolic diseases, cancer, HIV/AIDS, reproductive diseases and neurological disorders—all areas that disproportionately impact minority communities.

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