Fund Type: Scholarship

Endowment Fund #: 8441-P | Expendable Fund #: 8441-T | Type: Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

To support scholarships for MCG students. Donate Now >

Endowment Fund #: 8439-P | Expendable Fund #: 8439-T | Type: Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

William “Bill” Hallowes, JR. MD ’91 and his wife, Michelle, have established the Michelle and William “Bill” Hallowes, Jr. MD Scholarship with preference for non-traditional students to possibly include, but not limited to, married with children, had a professional job before starting medical school, and/or is a veteran.  Donate Now >

Endowment Fund #: 8436P | Expendable Fund #: 8436T | Type: Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

The William R. Daniel, M.D. Scholarship is established to support scholarships for students at the Medical College of Georgia with preference given to students based on academic merit. Donate Now >

Endowment Fund #: 8433-P| Expendable Fund #: 8433-T | Type: Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

The J. Harold Harrison Underrepresented Scholarship in Medicine supports school designated racial diversity groups and underrepresented students with preference given to those within these designated groups who have demonstrated higher academic performance and/or leadership.  This scholarship is renewable annually based on the student remaining in good academic standing and meeting the existing criteria of the Medical College of Georgia scholarship committee.   Donate Now >

Endowment Fund #: 8390-P | Expendable Fund #: 8390-T | Type: Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

Provides scholarships for medical students at the Medical College of Georgia with criteria based on financial need.  Donate Now

Endowment Fund #: 8424-P | Expendable Fund #: 8424-T | Type:  Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

This fund is to be used to support the MCG 3+ Program.   Donate Now >

Endowment Fund #: 8423-P | Expendable Fund #: 8423-T | Type:  Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

The J. Fred Denton, MD, PhD Scholarship is established as an endowed scholarship in the Medical College of Georgia for medical students, renewable annually, awarded at an amount up to $5,000 per semester ($10,000 per year)

Based on the following criteria:
1. The student must have completed at least their first year of medical school as MCG and
2. The student must remain in good academic standing and
3. Preference should be given to financial need

There shall be no requirement for a future specialty practice. As the corpus increases, the scholarship amount will remain at $5,000 per student and be extended to as many students as possible.
This gift is inspired by J. Fred Denton, MD, PhD, a member of the MCG faculty, who made it possible for others to pursue medicine.  Donate Now >

Endowment Fund #: 8416-P | Expendable Fund #: 8416-T | Type: Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

This fund is being established to provide support to students enrolled in the MCG 3+ Program.   Donate Now >

Endowment Fund #: 8415-P | Expendable Fund #: 8415-T | Type: Scholarship | Area: Medical College of Georgia

Dr. James P. Callaway M.D. ’08, and his wife, Amelia Haynes Callaway, M.Ed. ’08, have chosen to establish the James P. Callaway M.D. and Amelia Haynes Callaway Fund for the Medical College of Georgia 3+ Program & Rural Health Initiative.

Thanks to a generous gift form the Callaways, this fund will help support MCG 3+ Program & Rural Health Initiative scholarships. Dr. Callaway is a 2008 graduate of the Medical College of Georgia and Mrs. Callaway is a 2008 graduate of Augusta University with a masters in education degree. The Callaways were inspired to make this gift to train the next generation of physicians who will practice in underserved parts of Georgia. Now residents of Birmingham, Alabama, the Callaways are committed to their home state of Georgia where they were raised, educated, and still have several family members. Dr. Callaway was inspired to go into medicine by his late grandfather and MCG graduate Dr. Goodwin G. Tuck M.D. ’51 with whom Dr. Callaway often rounded during the summers. Dr. Tuck was a longstanding and beloved member of the Covington and Newton County communities.  Donate Now >