We understand that the future of healthcare depends on those who will shape it. That’s why we’re working to support the next generation of healthcare professionals, particularly those from underrepresented groups.
We are committed to increasing the successful matriculation of Black and African American medical students and residents. Our scholarship program is a vital part of this mission, as we strive to foster diversity and increase representation within the medical field.
About Our Scholarships
Medical education is a significant investment. The costs of tuition, room and board, books, supplies, licensing exams, and residency applications can add up quickly, and for many students, these expenses can become overwhelming.
Our scholarship program aims to alleviate this financial burden for students from underrepresented minority groups, making medical education more accessible.
In 2023 alone, the C.V. Roman Medical Society has been either directly responsible for or closely affiliated with approximately $20,000 of minority medical student scholarships.
By providing essential financial support, our scholarships empower these medical students to pursue their dreams and contribute to a more equitable healthcare system that improves health outcomes for all communities.
Our Scholarships
We offer a range of scholarships to medical students from underrepresented backgrounds studying at the Dallas-Fort Worth medical schools, including UT Southwestern, Burnett School of Medicine at Texas Christian University, and Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Additional Support
Our aim is to be a central resource for underrepresented minority medical students and residents in DFW. We understand their unique needs and challenges and are committed to supporting them on their journey to becoming healthcare professionals.
That’s why we also provide financial support to local medical students through sponsorships to attend the Student National Medical Association Annual Medical Education Conference (AMEC). We believe in the importance of schooling, fellowship, and mentorship as integral components of a well-rounded education, and we’re proud to support these initiatives for the next generation of physicians.
The future of medicine lies in the hands of our students. By supporting them, we’re investing in a better, more inclusive healthcare system for all communities.