Supporting scholarships for deserving medical students in honor of Andrew A. Best, MD.

Providing support for the distinguished Brody Scholars Program at the Brody School of Medicine.

Providing support for merit and need based scholarships to recruit and maintain top medical students.

Supporting scholarships for Brody School of Medicine students in memory of Dr. Rae Lynn Yates.

Scholarship to honor Dr. Evelyn McNeill, first female faculty member at Brody, and her devotion to students.

Scholarship to honor Dr. Julius Mallette, a long standing advocate and supporter of the Brody School of Medicine.

Honoring the memory of 2009 Brody School of Medicine classmate Dr. Katherine Bray Strickland.

Recognition of Dr. Benson's retirement and appreciation for 34 years of service to Brody, ECU, and eastern North Carolina.

Scholarship awarded to a Brody School of Medicine student in memory of Dr. Shannon Baird Jenkins, BSOM '99.

Providing support to improve leadership, scholarship, and wellness opportunities for Internal Medicine Residents.

Scholarship awarded to students with interest in Health Administration with focus on Long Term Care.

Funding priorities to bring attention to critical health care issues facing minority populations and to seek solutions.

This fund supports the educational mission of the simulation lab at the Brody School of Medicine.

Provides support for teaching, education, and research activities associated with the Pediatric Residency Program.

Provides support for teaching, education, and research activities for the Department of Surgery Residency Program.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the school for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the school for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities for a quick response to Brody student needs such as those created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Remember Your First White Coat?
Join us as we welcome and support a new class of students to The Brody School of Medicine at ECU. The cost to sponsor 1 coat is $150. It is our goal to ensure that each incoming student receives their white coat free of cost.

An association to provide support, guidance, and mentoring to students while enrolled in medical school.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the program for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities for a quick response to medical residents' needs such as those created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Funding priorities across the department for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding priorities across the program for quick response to emerging issues and student and faculty needs.

Funding the study and treatment of kidney disease

A week-long regional summer camp for children with Type 1 Diabetes.

Supports a weekend long camp for children and teenagers within eastern North Carolina living with complex congenital heart defects.

Promoting the health and safety of farmers, fishermen, & loggers, through research, prevention/intervention & education/outreach.

Provides support to Camp Rainbow and Camp Hope - camps and programming for children within eastern North Carolina with cancer, sickle-cell anemia, hemophilia, and other blood-related disorders.

Delivering access to health care to communities in rural and under-resourced areas across eastern North Carolina.

Tender Evaluation, Diagnosis and Intervention for a BEtter Abuse Response - the largest children's advocacy center in North Carolina.

Supports research related to brain health including Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Funding priorities for research in disorders of metabolism: diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and cancer.

Funding priorities devoted exclusively to education, research, treatment, and prevention of cardiovascular diseases.

The first in North Carolina devoted exclusively to education, research, treatment, and prevention of cardiovascular diseases.

Supports resident research activities within the Department of Emergency Medicine.

Advancing medical research and treatment options available to our youngest patients served at The Brody School of Medicine.

Allows rising second year medical students to spend 8 summer weeks performing medical research.