WVSOM's Legacy: A $40,000 Scholarship Donation Impacting Future Health Leaders
Monday, 28 October 2024, 13:05
WVSOM and the $40K Donation
A Princeton physician helped inspire a $40,000 donation that will create scholarships for future West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM) students. This gift, from an anonymous couple treated by Ryan Runyon, D.O., a WVSOM alumnus, will support students intending to practice in West Virginia.
Building a Healthier Future
- Runyon graduated from WVSOM in 2002 and founded Princeton Family Medicine.
- His recent patient case involving atrial fibrillation illustrates the critical role WVSOM plays in local healthcare.
- Runyon's scholarship initiatives honor his classmate’s legacy and encourage local high school graduates to pursue medical education.
This donation highlights the commitment to health education and the vital role of scholarships in supporting students at WVSOM.
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