From neighborhood clinics in Kansas City to leading medical institutions throughout the United States to military field hospitals in Iraq, KCUMB-educated physicians are known for providing exemplary, compassionate care, always keeping the interests of their patients uppermost.

KCUMB alumni play an important part in the University's continued success and its ongoing role as a leader in medical education. From financial support - more than 30 percent of its alumni annually contribute to the University - to mentoring first- and second-year students to serving as preceptors and community clinical faculty, KCUMB alumni continue to distinguish themselves in supporting the future of medical education.

Support from community organizations, corporations and foundations - including The Kresge Foundation, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the William T. Kemper Foundation and the Speas Foundation - provides for continued growth and expanded services, including new

campus facilities, clinical and basic sciences research, the University's Score 1 for Health program and continuing medical education offerings.