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The official Facebook account of the Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association (WMAA) – a positive community for MD alumni and MD students, building a strong future for the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

The WMAA social media pages (Facebook and Instagram) are produced and maintained by the WMAA, an office dedicated to keeping medical alumni and medical students c

onnected to the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (UWSMPH) and each other. The purpose of these pages is to facilitate a positive community for MD alumni and MD students with topics relevant to the UWSMPH. While we welcome and encourage postings, the WMAA reserves the right to remove comments, links, photos or other content that it deems off-topic, obscene, a violation of intellectual property rights or privacy laws, commercial, or otherwise illegal or not germane to the purpose of these pages. Our status as a public institution also means that the university has to comply with certain legal requirements when responding to complaints about a post or requests for posts or comments to be removed. With limitations on what the university can remove, we focus on responding with additional information and resources for members to consider in the alternative. WMAA’s social media sites are not commercial space and do not allow for business promotion, unless authorized by UW-Madison: https://universityrelations.wisc.edu/policies-and-guidelines/advertising-policies/. For more information, please see UW-Madison’s Social Media Statement: http://www.wisc.edu/social-media-statement/

Drumroll, please...INTRODUCING, the incoming   Class of 2026!!!
09/04/2026

Drumroll, please...INTRODUCING, the incoming Class of 2026!!!

Here's to our WMAA Student Ambassadors (past and present) - we couldn't provide all the fun events without you! Hopefull...
09/03/2026

Here's to our WMAA Student Ambassadors (past and present) - we couldn't provide all the fun events without you! Hopefully you experience good times and meaningful connection with fellow students and alumni along the way!



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We don’t want to admit it, but the chilly temps are just around the corner. Fear not, however, the Medical Student Assoc...
09/03/2026

We don’t want to admit it, but the chilly temps are just around the corner. Fear not, however, the Medical Student Association has you covered!

Their annual PATAGONIA SALE is now open (order link below). Choose from jackets, quarter-zips and vests in a variety of colors, including a new navy blue option, and customize your gear with a Bucky Badger patch or embroidered text.

All proceeds benefit MSA programming and the Match Day Fund.

⏰ Orders close September 14!

https://forms.fillout.com/t/os5fWrUR5ius

We had so much fun presenting our incoming first-year medical students with their stethoscopes a week ago today, gifted ...
09/02/2026

We had so much fun presenting our incoming first-year medical students with their stethoscopes a week ago today, gifted from our awesome MD alumni! Thank you, donors!

And what better way to continue the celebration than with brats, Babcock Hall ice cream and Bucky Badger - aka the WMAA Badger cookout.

is fortunate to have landed these outstanding M1s - welcome to the family!

The changing of the guard has taken place, and we heartily thank Peggy Scallon, MD '92, for her outstanding service as W...
09/01/2026

The changing of the guard has taken place, and we heartily thank Peggy Scallon, MD '92, for her outstanding service as WMAA board president these last two years!

Check out our Quarterly story on our new board president, Mathew Aschbrenner, MD '06. Welcome, Dr. Aschbrenner - and thank you!

"In medical school, I was heavily involved with the Medical Student Association, and I loved the people associated with WMAA and the UW School of Medicine and Public Health. I had many wonderful mentors, including then-Dean Philip Farrell and Drs. John Harting and Daniel Albert. They helped me get where I am today.”

“When I came back to Wisconsin, I wanted to stay involved in supporting medical students, especially by increasing the funding for student scholarships and for the WMAA Stethoscope Program, in which generous donors purchase a stethoscope for each entering medical student.”

"My fondest memories of medical school surround the camaraderie among my classmates and the long-term relationships we made."

https://wmaa.med.wisc.edu/quarterly/vol-28/no-1/aschbrenner-wmaa-president/

The M2s understand the assignment: mentor the M1s in all things medical school, including bringing the fun to the HSLC. ...
08/31/2026

The M2s understand the assignment: mentor the M1s in all things medical school, including bringing the fun to the HSLC. It was a particularly fun Friday with “Beach Day Fit Friday!” Looking great out there! 🏖️ 😎 🏝️

Just when you think medical school FLIES by, residency begins and time warps again...Since graduating, Max Wetzel, MD '2...
08/28/2026

Just when you think medical school FLIES by, residency begins and time warps again...

Since graduating, Max Wetzel, MD '23 conducted his family medicine residency at Mayo in La Crosse. Along the way, he volunteered with Dr. Sig Gundersen III at Pine Ridge Reservation, traveled to South Korea with fellow alums for classmate Jason Kim's wedding, traveled to Bolivia on a global health rotation, hiked around the country with his fiancée-now-wife Tali, got married, had a gorgeous baby daughter - and had a recent visit from M4 Nate Bronstad!

Congrats on creating a wonderful life, Max - and on soon beginning your next chapter as a physician at Emplify Health in Onalaska!

HOT off the press, WMAA's Quarterly magazine, arriving in mailboxes soon! In the meantime, check out our link for some g...
08/27/2026

HOT off the press, WMAA's Quarterly magazine, arriving in mailboxes soon! In the meantime, check out our link for some great stories, including a nod to WMAA's 70th anniversary.

For 70 years, WMAA has fostered strong relationships with medical students at . Connections remain strong as the students transition into the realm of alumni — fanning out throughout Wisconsin, the nation, and beyond. Among the many great stories featured in "Badger Physicians Improving Lives" is Lawrence Moore, MD '19, MPH '19.

Moore earned his medical degree in the school's TRIUMPH program and completed a master of public health degree here. Having served as a co-president of the MSA, he has fond memories of working with the WMAA. Daily, he uses the stethoscope gifted to him through WMAA by Alex Tucker, MD ’75, a former (now deceased) WMAA board member whom Moore was grateful to meet (also pictured).

Coming full circle to help others succeed, Moore is an associate program director of TRIUMPH, teaches in the Aurora Family Medicine Residency Program — from which he graduated — and practices family medicine in an Aurora Health Care outpatient clinic in Milwaukee.

How fortunate are we to have such awesome alumni!!

https://wmaa.med.wisc.edu/quarterly/

The professional photographs from Friday's White Coat and Gold Humanism Honor Society ceremonies are starting to roll in...
08/26/2026

The professional photographs from Friday's White Coat and Gold Humanism Honor Society ceremonies are starting to roll in - as well as a great story highlighting a few of the many students with compelling stories of what led them to UW SMPH (link below).

We are already inspired by what this class is going to bring to medicine. Welcome and congratulations, all!

https://www.med.wisc.edu/news/2026-white-coat-ceremony/

Yesterday's Registered Student Organization (RSO) Fair was the perfect opportunity for our M1 students to discover the m...
08/25/2026

Yesterday's Registered Student Organization (RSO) Fair was the perfect opportunity for our M1 students to discover the many communities and opportunities available at SMPH.

Thank you to the Medical Student Association (MSA) for organizing this annual event and helping our newest students find their people, pursue their passions, and make the most of their time as Badgers!

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