To support the programs and activities of the MCG Center for Telehealth.

To support activities related to education, research, patient care, and professional development in the Division of Pediatric Pulmonology.

Stuart and Marion
Gertman Fund for Research and Discovery will benefit the Division of Cardiology at the Medical College of Georgia.
Mr. Gertman, a long-time patient of Dr. Neal Weintraub, and Mrs. Gertman have chosen to make this gift out of their sincerest
gratitude for Dr.Weintraub's exceptional patient care.

Family Fund supports the MCG 3+ Program & Rural Health Initiative and was established by Dr. Mixon Robinson, a member of the 1976 MCG Class who also completed his orthopedic residency at MCG in 1981.

The recipient of the John Davis Whelchel, Jr MD Resident Award is a third-year surgery resident with a passion for surgery and demonstration of a strong surgical skill set. This individual must participate and show a drive towards research that advances a surgical field of focus in his/her career path. As a third-year resident, the recipient should already demonstrate the refining qualities of a mentor along with an unwavering dedication and compassion for his/her patients.
The recipient of the John Davis Whelchel, Jr MD Faculty Award should embody a young faculty surgeon who shows strong potential as a leader in a specific field of surgery. This faculty member should demonstrate accomplishment in areas of research that advance an area of surgical practice and/or improve patient outcomes or access to care. Despite all other accomplishments, this recipient should embody the core characteristics remembered most by Dr. John D. Whelchel: his surgical expertise, inspiring mentorship, and compassionate bedside manner.

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This endowment supports a lectureship in the Immunology Center of Georgia (IMMCG) to be named the Margaret-Gertraud Immunology Lectureship as a tribute to the mothers of renowned immunologists and vascular biologists Klaus Ley, M.D. and Lynn Hedrick, Ph.D. Drs. Ley and Hedrick, both Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholars, serve as co-directors of the IMMCG at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.The Center dramatically expands research to better harness the power of the immune system to prevent and treat disease.

The Gerald G. Spitler, III Fund for Cardiology Research and Discovery supports cardiovascular research.

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To support the construction and maintenance costs of the MCG Translational Research Building.

This fund supports the Medical College of Georgia's Savannah Campus and the efforts of the College to educate medical students in Savannah and the surrounding areas.

This may include: student, faculty and staff training, travel, housing and support; equipment and supplies; buildings and space; technology and curriculum; simulation; classroom, and laboratory learning; expansion; and other needs as they arise in accordance with the College's mission to train physicians.

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