The University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health (DFMCH) educates the primary care workforce of tomorrow through outstanding programs for medical students, residents, fellows and physician assistants.
Unfortunately, declining state support and the changing health care landscape make it increasingly difficult to provide learners with accessible, robust, community-based educational experiences.
With your gift, we can provide unique learning opportunities that encourage students to choose family medicine, support them throughout their education and prepare them for the career they seek.
Download information sheets on our education programs:
- Addiction Medicine (PDF)
- Medical Student Education (PDF)
To donate to our educational programs, please contact Jerome Garrett, MBA, FACHE, Chief Administrative Officer (email: jerome.garrett@fammed.wisc.edu).
Education Funds
Our education funds are listed below. Please also see our awards and scholarships page for other education-related giving opportunities.
Addiction Medicine Program Fund (#132580175)
This fund was established at the request of the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health to support addiction medicine program activities, including but not limited to, research, outreach, therapeutics and education.
UW Integrative Medicine Rakel Salutogenesis Fund (#112580097)
This fund recognizes Dr. David Rakel, founder and director of the UW Integrative Medicine program from 2001-2016. It will support a lecture that brings attention to therapies, processes, or innovations that facilitate health, healing and resiliency.
John H. Renner, MD, Wisconsin Idea Fund (#132583068)
This award recognizes a Wisconsin citizen or organization who has demonstrated an exemplary commitment to family medicine and the health needs of the people of Wisconsin as envisioned by the late Dr. Renner, who chaired the DFMCH from 1973-1978.
Madison Area Family Medicine and Community Health Fund (#112581599)
This fund provides general financial support for the Madison area family medicine clinics, to be used at the discretion of the campus director (with oversight by the DFMCH).