New Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society inductees announced
Macon & Joan Brock Virginia Health Sciences Eastern Virginia Medical School at Old Dominion University announced the newest student members of the Alpha Omega Alpha (AΩA) Honor Society.
AΩA, founded in 1902, is the national medical honor society. Its mission is dedicated to the belief that in the profession of medicine we will improve care for all by recognizing high educational achievement; honoring gifted teaching; encouraging the development of leaders in academia and the community; supporting the ideals of humanism; and promoting service to others.
"The AOA mission goes beyond recognizing academic excellence. It’s also a celebration of strength of character and commitment to service," says Ronald Flenner, MD (MD ’89) Vice Dean of Academic Affairs, James E. Etheridge Jr. Distinguished Professor of Medicine.
"It is a reminder that being a physician is about caring for people no matter where they live and service to others is a privilege. I know that our students and their dedication to the profession will make us proud."
The new student members along with resident, fellow, faculty and alumni honorees will be inducted in May of 2025.
MD Class of 2025 AΩA Inductees
Junior AΩA:
Taseya Coleman
Hannah Jensen
Zachary Kaplan
Bhavya Malladi - President
Serena Pu
Colleen Schinderle
Nikkie Vu-Huynh - Vice President
Senior AΩA:
Kripa Ahuja
Benjamin Chilampath
Tracy Dien
Alexander Eckstrom
Iain Noel Encarnacion
Trevor Fachko
Raymond Hogge
Paul Jin
Catherine Karbasiafshar
Danielle Long
Nealy Minson
Catherine Nguyen
Fletcher Pierce
Linh Quan
Faith Reid
Heather Riddler
Brendan Roess
Morgan Rouse
Ryan Saal
Leah Shelton
Hannah Stamos
Lauren Stogner
Reagan Treadwell Smucker
Madeleine Wright