Class of 2027 Archive

(04/27/2026)

Hello everyone,

My name is John Kraus, and I am a current M4 and the outgoing medical student representative to the Medical Society of the County of Erie.

The Medical Society of the County of Erie (MSCE) is seeking applications from current medical students interested in serving as the next student member of its Executive Board.

Founded in 1821, MSCE is the professional society representing more than 3,000 physicians across Western New York. The society works to advance public health, support physicians, and advocate for the medical profession at the local and state levels. Through its Executive Board, MSCE helps shape priorities related to health policy, community engagement, legislative advocacy, physician leadership, and collaboration with the Medical Society of the State of New York and the AMA.

This student position is a unique opportunity to represent the medical student voice within organized medicine in Erie County. The student board member serves as a bridge between local medical students and the practicing physicians who are actively shaping policy, public health initiatives, and the future of medicine in our region.

As I graduate and head into residency, I am excited to help identify the next student representative who will continue building this role into a meaningful and lasting connection between MSCE and the medical student community.

The role includes:

• Serving as a voting member of the MSCE Executive Board
• Attending monthly evening board meetings, held in person or hybrid in Buffalo
• Acting as a liaison between MSCE and the medical student body
• Helping connect students with advocacy, volunteer, public health, and organized medicine opportunities
• Contributing to legislative outreach, advocacy days, public health campaigns, and resolutions when possible
• Serving through graduation to allow for continuity and meaningful contribution

To apply, please complete this form by Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET:
MSCE Application - https://forms.gle/3CDFuZDYLy7Pe4g9A

Selected applicants will be contacted for a brief conversation with me and potentially other MSCE board members before a final decision is made.

If you have any questions about the role or the application, please feel free to reach out to me directly at johnkrau@buffalo.edu.

I am excited to read your applications and to help welcome the next student representative to MSCE.

Best,

John Kraus

Outgoing Medical Student Board Member
Medical Society of the County of Erie

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Good morning,

Through a generous gift to the University at Buffalo Foundation, Catholic Health is pleased to fund a scholarship for eligible rising third- and fourth-year medical students at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Students who are associates of Catholic Health or immediate family members of associates are eligible to apply for the scholarship.

As part of the Foundation’s Western New York Medical Scholarship Fund, the scholarship is intended to support future physicians with strong ties to Western New York who are committed to serving our region in one of the following primary care specialties:

• Internal Medicine
• Family Medicine
• Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Pediatrics
Eligible applicants will be reviewed by a committee appointed by Catholic Health, with final recommendations made in collaboration with the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Selection is highly competitive and eligible applicants are evaluated based on academic performance, graduation from a high school within the eight counties of Western New York region and demonstrated financial need.

Catholic Health is proud to partner with the University at Buffalo to invest in the education and professional development of its associates and their families. By supporting medical students dedicated to serving our community, Catholic Health is strengthening healthcare for patients across the region.

If you feel you may qualify for the Catholic Health Scholarship, we invite you to apply by using the UB Scholarship Application Portal: https://buffalo.academicworks.com/ Please search via scholarship name and “apply to” the scholarship.

The Catholic Health Scholarship deadline is Monday, April 20, 2026. If you have any questions, please contact, Laura Yusick at the following email address: lel1@buffalo.edu.

Sincerely,
Office of Medical Admissions

Laura Yusick, JD (she, her)
Director of Admissions
Office of Medical Admissions
Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences University at Buffalo
955 Main Street, Room 1100
Buffalo, NY 14203
Office: (716) 829-3466
Fax: (716) 829-3849

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Please see e-mail on behalf of Dr. Holmes and Joseph Skrajewski:

We are pleased to have secured funding to accept one to four University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences students to participate in the Summer Institute for Medical Students (SIMS) program at Hazelden Betty Ford in Rancho Mirage, California either the week of May 18-22, June 1-5, June 22-26, or July 20-24, 2026.

The Summer Institute for Medical Students (SIMS) has been developed carefully to provide an overview of treatment for the disease of addiction in a comprehensive and experiential educational experience through the eyes of our patients. Please see attached for the program description.

The experience students have is designed to engage them on an emotional and intellectual level. It is a rich and meaningful experience because we take students out of the classroom for much of their program week and involve them directly with our patients, not as professionals, but as participants/observers in their journey of self-discovery and recovery. Notice I put the word “participant” before “observer.” This is not a voyeuristic experience. It is one of engagement! Students will be expected to participate with the patients in the process of self-exploration and self-discovery. It is a worthwhile endeavor.

The SIMS program offers a rare inside view of Hazelden Betty Ford’s approach to treatment of the person with substance use disorder. The patients know ahead of time that students will be joining them for the week. They will follow similar schedules as the patients with supplemental presentations designed specifically for students. Program activities include lectures, group therapy sessions, meals with the patients, specialty groups, and a host of additional activities.

The application process closes on Sunday, February 1st. The students will send one e-mail directly to me at jskrajewski@hazeldenbettyford.org which will include:

1. CV
2. One letter of recommendation from an individual that can speak to your talents and abilities
3. One page (500 words max) personal essay encapsulating these three questions:
1. In your own words, explain the definition of addiction.
b. How has addiction personally affected your life? *Please note that personal experience with addiction is not a requirement for acceptance.
c. What do you hope to achieve by participating in the SIMS program?
4. If you are available to attend in Rancho Mirage, CA (a) the week of May 18-22, (b) the week of June 1-5, (c) the week of June 22-26, (d) the week of July 20-24, 2026, or (e) if you are available for more than one or all of them (please specify which).

Our Hazelden Betty Ford team will score all applications beginning Monday, February 2nd, then will make all acceptance decisions by Thursday, February 26th. Notification of the one to four acceptances will be made via a personal congratulatory phone call to them the following day, February 27th, along with a consolation e-mail going out to those not selected that same day.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns regarding this application process.

All the best,
Joseph

Joseph Skrajewski, MA, MFTI
Executive Director, Medical & Professional Education
National Director, Healthcare Solutions
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
39407 Vista Del Sol
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Office: 760-773-4375
JSkrajewski@hazeldenbettyford.org

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Good morning everyone,

Hope your 3rd year rotations are going well and you are getting to see/do some cool things. I wanted to reach out to you all about becoming a TA for Neuro during your 4th year. While there have been some changes to the course given the new curriculum, the heart of the course has stayed the same by keeping the flipped classroom idea with the bricks, shorter lectures, and medium group active learning sessions. I believe that what Dr. Cohan created and envisioned with this course is the best way for everyone to get the course material and apply the knowledge.

A huge key to the success of this course is the 4th year TAs and your ability to teach/share your knowledge with the 2nd years. I would greatly appreciate all the help I can get, whether you are planning on going into Neurology or not. The course is earlier than when you took it and runs September 28th - November 16th. The elective you would be signing up for is PAS800 during modules D & E (F starts the 16th and that is our exam day). I know your survey has not opened yet, and you are in the planning phase right now, but I wanted to put it on your radar. You do not need to make the decision today; you can add anytime by emailing Shannon Okonczak. The way it is written with OME you need course director permission so if you can CC me on the email as well or email me ahead of time so I can give the okay. If you have any questions about Neuro and/or taking the elective, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Best,
Dr. Freedman

PS- My wife gave birth to a daughter, Mae, back on 11/13. I included some photos of her and Benji; he is a great big brother and the best helper. These photos are not some sort of bribe, just wanted to fill you in since you know and have been part of Benji's life.

David Freedman, PhD
Anatomy Instructor
Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Dept. of Pathology & Anatomical Sciences
University at Buffalo, SUNY
955 Main Street, Room 4208
Buffalo, NY 14203
Office: (716) 829-5282

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***URGENT***

Dear Class of 2027,

Think of a classmate who embodies humanism (patient-centered care, compassion, and empathy)! Then fill out this form! We need more nominations! The nominations are due by THIS WEDNESDAY, January 21st, at 11:59pm.

Being a GHHS member is an excellent addition to your professional career and application to residency. This is a particularly special way to honor your classmates and make them stand out as excellent members of the community. Being a member of the GHHS is a NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED lifelong nomination and also a designation on the ERAS/RES CAS residency applications (similar to AOA).

We currently only have a 10% response rate. If we do not reach a 75% response rate, there will NOT be an honor society selected this year. This requires at least 100 more students to fill out the form.

Please remind your friends and get in your nominations ASAP. Find the form here: https://forms.gle/MKKA4kiR3ib8x2HQ9. If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to contact us at ubgold@gmail.com.

Thank you,
GHHS Class of 2026

On Tue, Jan 13, 2026 at 8:00?AM UB Gold Humanism Honor Society <ubgold@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Class of 2027,

We are inviting you to submit nominations for the Gold Humanism Honor Society. The Gold Humanism Honor Society recognizes medical students, residents, and physicians who exemplify compassion, integrity, respect, and excellence in clinical care. It is a nationally recognized honor that is valued across institutions. As a fourth-year medical student, induction reflects that peers and faculty see you as a role model for humanistic, patient-centered care. To learn more, visit: https://www.gold-foundation.org.

The link below will bring you to the official Google Form which has different categories for you to consider. We will be accepting nominations through January 21st, 2026. Before we begin reviewing nominations, we are requiring a 75% response rate from your class. We currently only have a 7% response rate.

We urge you to take some time to reflect on your medical school tenure to identify the individuals who really stand out to you. Please consider qualities such as humanism, service, and advocacy in constructing your nominations.

When filling out the form, please be specific about your reasons for nominating someone. We review all of the nominations and the selection process is qualitative, so a thoughtful nomination can really stand out.

Please avoid using names in the paragraph explaining your reason for the nomination. We ask this as a favor because we will have to individually remove the names before reviewing the nominations.

Each category of nomination highlights a different value of GHHS. You may nominate up to three classmates per category, though please do not feel obligated to nominate the maximum amount just for the sake of completion.

On a final note, we prohibit you from soliciting nominations for yourself. This is antithetical to the spirit of the nomination process and we hope that you choose to nominate those who best fit the spirit of GHHS, not those who solicit nominations from you.

Here is the link for the nomination survey: https://forms.gle/MKKA4kiR3ib8x2HQ9.

If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to contact us at ubgold@gmail.com.

Thank you!
GHHS Class of 2026

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Jacobs School of Medicine at the University at Buffalo
Richard T. Sarkin Emeritus/Faculty Gold Humanism Honor Society
ubgold@gmail.com
www.sarkinfoundation.org/ghhs

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Hello All!

I am reaching out to share important information about Thesis Honors. Thesis Honors is a long-standing distinction intended to recognize outstanding academic achievement in a specific area of study by individual medical students and to encourage scholarship while pursuing the Doctor of Medicine degree as an ongoing endeavor.

Thesis Honors is awarded for a meritorious thesis based on an original contribution to medical science by a medical student working under the sponsorship of a faculty member of the Medical School. This usually implies original laboratory or clinical research, but contributions to ethical or historical aspects of medicine will also qualify. The possible field of subjects is wide, but emphasis will be placed on clear writing and evidence of creativity.

It is difficult to present a precise set of criteria by which a Thesis Honors should be evaluated. Certainly, the report should represent a coherent and well-crafted account of an equally well-designed investigative project, conforming to the standards expected for a publishable paper. In all but exceptional circumstances, the work presented should be based upon a more extensive commitment to the research endeavor than an isolated summer fellowship or an elective rotation. The fact that medical students have, within the normal curriculum, a limited time available for such projects is kept in mind. Please review the attached Guidelines for Thesis Honors.

More information about the Thesis Honors designation is available here. The process may be initiated at any time during medical school. There are two options for thesis submission:

Option 1: End of M3 Year: Letter of Intent Due June 15, 2026 by 11:59pm
Thesis Due August 1, 2026 by 11:59pm
Notification by September 1 (To be included in Dean's Letters)

Option 2: M4 Year: Letter of Intent Due February 1, 2026 by 11:59 p.m.
Thesis Due March 1 by 11:59 p.m.
Notification by April 1st (To be noted at Graduation)

A major advisor (or co-advisor) who is a medical school faculty member must sponsor a project submitted for a thesis. The Thesis Honors Committee will appoint a suitable review committee that will include several faculty members to evaluate the thesis. After reviewing all theses, the committee will make its recommendations to the dean.

Any student in the third or fourth year who plans on submitting a thesis (using the Option 1 or 2 as stated above) must submit a short letter of intent (by email only to bordonar@buffalo.edu) with their name, email address and phone number. Include in this letter the title of the thesis as well as the name of the major advisor(s) and department.

Thesis and Research Mentor Letter of Support should be emailed to Dr. Bordonaro (bordonar@buffalo.edu) by the above deadlines for consideration.

Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns.

All my best,

Sam Bordonaro

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Samantha F. Bordonaro, MD, FACEP (she/her/hers)
Assistant Dean for Student & Academic Affairs
Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine
University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
955 Main Street Suite 1200 | Buffalo, NY 14203-1121 | 716.829.6024
bordonar@buffalo.edu
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Attachment: Guidelines for Thesis Honors.docx

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Dear Class of 2027,

We are inviting you to submit nominations for the Gold Humanism Honor Society. The Gold Humanism Honor Society recognizes medical students, residents, and physicians who exemplify compassion, integrity, respect, and excellence in clinical care. It is a nationally recognized honor that is valued across institutions. As a fourth-year medical student, induction reflects that peers and faculty see you as a role model for humanistic, patient-centered care. To learn more, visit: https://www.gold-foundation.org.

The link below will bring you to the official Google Form which has different categories for you to consider. We will be accepting nominations through January 21, 2026. Before we begin reviewing nominations, we are requiring a 75% response rate from your class. We currently only have a 7% response rate.

We urge you to take some time to reflect on your medical school tenure to identify the individuals who really stand out to you. Please consider qualities such as humanism, service, and advocacy in constructing your nominations.

When filling out the form, please be specific about your reasons for nominating someone. We review all of the nominations and the selection process is qualitative, so a thoughtful nomination can really stand out.

Please avoid using names in the paragraph explaining your reason for the nomination. We ask this as a favor because we will have to individually remove the names before reviewing the nominations.

Each category of nomination highlights a different value of GHHS. You may nominate up to three classmates per category, though please do not feel obligated to nominate the maximum amount just for the sake of completion.

On a final note, we prohibit you from soliciting nominations for yourself. This is antithetical to the spirit of the nomination process and we hope that you choose to nominate those who best fit the spirit of GHHS, not those who solicit nominations from you.

Here is the link for the nomination survey: https://forms.gle/MKKA4kiR3ib8x2HQ9.

If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to contact us at ubgold@gmail.com.

Thank you!
GHHS Class of 2026

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Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo
Richard T. Sarkin Emeritus/Faculty Gold Humanism Honor Society
ubgold@gmail.com
www.sarkinfoundation.org/ghhs

(01/12/2026)

Good afternoon,

IMC 565 Asylum Medicine will be offered during the Spring 2026 semester to all students (both Classic and Well Beyond Curriculum). As a reminder, this is an optional elective and will not count towards graduation requirements. We will open a form for all students on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 1PM. Enrollment will be based on form submission timestamp.

Form can be accessed here. The form will go live on Wednesday at 1pm.

If you have any questions regarding the course, you can reach out to the course director, Dr. Griswold (griswol@buffalo.edu)

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IMC 565 Asylum Medicine, 3 credits
The goal of this elective is to provide an encompassing experience in advocacy and medical legal partnerships created to support individuals seeking asylum in the United States. Throughout the course of this elective, students will explore how forensic evaluations are conducted, documented, and their clinical utility in immigration courts. Specifically, students will develop, practice and refine their ability to document quality affidavits that can be utilized as objective medical evidence in an individual’s case for asylum. Additionally, students will be introduced to themes such as trauma-informed care, how to serve detained clients, and the diversity of asylum cases that are addressed in Buffalo. This elective is directed towards all medical students interested in working with underserved populations and patients whose health is largely affected by legal, social and cultural barriers to care.

Prerequisites: MS1, MS2, MS3 and MS4 in good academic standing

Semester: Spring

Location: Virtual

Dates: 2/24-4/22/2026

Time: TBD but will be flexible due to varying schedules.

Number of students: 20

Shannon Okonczak, M.S. (she, her, hers)
Registrar
Office of Student and Academic Affairs | Offices of Medical Education
Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
University at Buffalo
955 Main Street, Room 1212| Buffalo, NY 14203-1121
P 716-829-2802 | F 716-829-2798

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Dear Class of 2027,

Happy New Year!

We are inviting you to submit nominations for the Gold Humanism Honor Society. The Gold Humanism Honor Society recognizes medical students, residents, and physicians who exemplify compassion, integrity, respect, and excellence in clinical care. It is a nationally recognized honor that is valued across institutions. As a fourth-year medical student, induction reflects that peers and faculty see you as a role model for humanistic, patient-centered care. To learn more, visit: https://www.gold-foundation.org.

The link below will bring you to the official Google Form which has different categories for you to consider. We will be accepting nominations through January 21st, 2026. Before we begin reviewing nominations, we are requiring a 75% response rate from your class.

We urge you to take some time to reflect on your medical school tenure to identify the individuals who really stand out to you. Please consider qualities such as humanism, service, and advocacy in constructing your nominations.

When filling out the form, please be specific about your reasons for nominating someone. We review all of the nominations and the selection process is qualitative, so a thoughtful nomination can really stand out.

Please avoid using names in the paragraph explaining your reason for the nomination. We ask this as a favor because we will have to individually remove the names before reviewing the nominations.

Each category of nomination highlights a different value of GHHS. You may nominate up to three classmates per category, though please do not feel obligated to nominate the maximum amount just for the sake of completion.

On a final note, we prohibit you from soliciting nominations for yourself. This is antithetical to the spirit of the nomination process and we hope that you choose to nominate those who best fit the spirit of GHHS, not those who solicit nominations from you.

Here is the link for the nomination survey: https://forms.gle/MKKA4kiR3ib8x2HQ9.

If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to contact us at ubgold@gmail.com.

Thank you!
GHHS Class of 2026

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Jacobs School of Medicine at the University at Buffalo
Richard T. Sarkin Emeritus/Faculty Gold Humanism Honor Society
ubgold@gmail.com
www.sarkinfoundation.org/ghhs

Julie Szrama, M.S.
Director of Student and Academic Affairs
Office of Student and Academic Affairs | Offices of Medical Education
Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
University at Buffalo
955 Main Street, Room 1204| Buffalo, NY 14203-1121
P 716-829-5135 | F 716-829-2798
juliemos@buffalo.edu
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Dear Class of 2027,

Happy New Year!

We are inviting you to submit nominations for the Gold Humanism Honor Society. The Gold Humanism Honor Society recognizes medical students, residents, and physicians who exemplify compassion, integrity, respect, and excellence in clinical care. It is a nationally recognized honor that is valued across institutions. As a fourth-year medical student, induction reflects that peers and faculty see you as a role model for humanistic, patient-centered care. To learn more, visit: https://www.gold-foundation.org.

The link below will bring you to the official Google Form which has different categories for you to consider. We will be accepting nominations through January 21, 2026. Before we begin reviewing nominations, we are requiring a 75% response rate from your class.

We urge you to take some time to reflect on your medical school tenure to identify the individuals who really stand out to you. Please consider qualities such as humanism, service, and advocacy in constructing your nominations.

When filling out the form, please be specific about your reasons for nominating someone. We review all of the nominations and the selection process is qualitative, so a thoughtful nomination can really stand out.

Please avoid using names in the paragraph explaining your reason for the nomination. We ask this as a favor because we will have to individually remove the names before reviewing the nominations.

Each category of nomination highlights a different value of GHHS. You may nominate up to three classmates per category, though please do not feel obligated to nominate the maximum amount just for the sake of completion.

On a final note, we prohibit you from soliciting nominations for yourself. This is antithetical to the spirit of the nomination process and we hope that you choose to nominate those who best fit the spirit of GHHS, not those who solicit nominations from you.

Here is the link for the nomination survey: https://forms.gle/MKKA4kiR3ib8x2HQ9.

If you have questions regarding the process, please feel free to contact us at ubgold@gmail.com.

Thank you!
GHHS Class of 2026

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Jacobs School of Medicine at the University at Buffalo
Richard T. Sarkin Emeritus/Faculty Gold Humanism Honor Society
ubgold@gmail.com
www.sarkinfoundation.org/ghhs

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