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Over the last 3 years, 64% of Miami undergraduate applicants have been acccepted to medical schools, compared to a national average of 47%.
Support the CenterMallory-Wilson Center
for Healthcare Education
at Miami University
Welcome to the website of the Mallory-Wilson Center for Healthcare Education. We're glad you're here.
Established in 1994 through a gift by Dr. Thomas H. Mallory and Kelly S. Mallory, the Center reflects the Mallorys' strong belief that students planning a career in healthcare should be fully informed of the issues facing today's professionals. In recognition of Dr. David Wilson's involvement and dedication, Dr. and Mrs. Mallory requested in 2007 that the official name be The Thomas M. Mallory and David F. Wilson Center for Healthcare Education.
We enhance and enrich pre-health education at Miami University by exposing students to the current dynamics and issues of the healthcare profession, and to the particular nature and reality of the practice of medicine.
Our activities are focused on
- the nature of healthcare as a profession,
- the lifestyle of the healthcare professional of the future,
- cultural expectations of today's healthcare professional, and
- accountability — in terms of personal lifestyle, service to patients and service to the profession.
Our programs and services are focused on students, and include:
- Current Issues in Medicine (ZOO 400 Capstone Course)
- a residential Living-Learning Community
- internships ("preceptorships")
- scholarships
- symposia
We are very grateful for support from Dr. and Mrs. Mallory, as well as alumni/ae, parents and friends.