Program of Excellence Award-Winning Programming Ideas

The American Academy of Family Physicians has named 17 family medicine interest groups (FMIGs) as the 2016 Program of Excellence Award winners for their outstanding activities in generating interest in family medicine.

The winning applications are posted to facilitate the sharing of best practices and programming ideas among FMIGs nationwide.

2017 Award-Winning Applications

Overall Award Winners

• Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine at University of Iowa FMIG(11 page PDF)
• James H. Quillen College of Medicine at East Tennessee State University FMIG(11 MB PDF)
• University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine FMIG(11 page PDF)
• Wayne State School of Medicine FMIG(11 page PDF)
• University of Washington School of Medicine WWAMI Network(11 page PDF)
• University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health FMIG(11 page PDF)
• University of Kansas School of Medicine, Wichita, FMIG(11 page PDF)
• Oregon Health and Science University FMIG(11 page PDF)
• University of Missouri-Columbia School of Medicine FMIG(11 page PDF)
• The Ohio State University College of Medicine FMIG(13 MB PDF)

Categorical Award Winners

• Excellence in Collaboration: University of South Alabama College of Medicine FMIG(11 page PDF)
• Excellence in Community Service and Engagement: Howard University College of Medicine Family Medicine Student Association(11 page PDF)
• Excellence in Exposure to Family Medicine and Family Physicians: University of Arizona College of Medicine, Tucson, FMIG(9 MB PDF)
• Excellence in Programming: Policy and Innovation Initiative: University of Colorado School of Medicine, Anschutz Medical Campus FMIG(11 page PDF)
• Excellence in Promoting the Scope of Family Medicine: Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine Student Family Medicine Association(7 page PDF)
• Excellence in Promoting the Value of Primary Care: Saint Louis University School of Medicine FMIG(12 MB PDF)
• Special Consideration for Most Improved FMIG: Family Medicine Interest Group at Indiana University School of Medicine
  (11 page PDF)