*The 3-year first-time residency attainment rate is the weighted average of the 2022-23, through 2024-25 academic years. For each year, the rate is the percent of students attaining a residency out of all graduates or expected graduates in the year who were active applicants in the NRMP match in that year or who attained a residency outside the NRMP match in that year. The 1-year first-time residency attainment rate is 95% for 2024-2025 graduates.
Introducing the New Student Government Association
AUC is pleased to announce the newly restructured Student Government Association—a collaborative effort among students, faculty, and administrative leaders, and part of AUC’s continuous work to enhance the student experience.
AUC is pleased to announce the newly restructured Student Government Association—a collaborative effort among students, faculty, and administrative leaders, and part of AUC’s continuous work to enhance the student experience.
The SGA has been restructured with the goal of expanding student initiatives across the four years of medical school, promoting collaboration and engagement throughout the AUC community, and communicating student perspectives across multiple areas of the university.
View the full list of roles and elected officers in this flowchart, and learn more about the key changes here.
Creation of Councils
- The Sint Maarten campus, UK Track program, and clinical sciences program were previously represented by three siloed SGA entities. To bolster collaboration across these student groups, these entities have been restructured into Class Councils—the Sint Maarten Medical Sciences Council, United Kingdom Medical Sciences Council, and Clinical Sciences Council—that will be connected across curricular programs, through new committees, and a new Executive Council.
- The Executive Council will serve as a representative at AUC’s executive leadership level, where they may advocate for or escalate issues from respective Class Councils. The Executive Council will also serve to drive student engagement across the four years.
Creation of Committees
- Five committees have been created with the goal of developing four-year initiatives and events with opportunities for both medical sciences and clinical sciences students to participate.
- Volunteering: Works with the AUC Department of Community Engagement to organize Community Action Day as a university-wide activity and works with hospital site representatives in clinicals to create student volunteer opportunities
- Student Affairs: Coordinates mentorship programs and promotes activities for both medical and clinical sciences students
- Research & Publications: Coordinates AUC Research Symposia and works with Academic Affairs to facilitate research opportunities for students
- Curriculum Development: Attends monthly curriculum committee meetings and delivers reports to respective Councils
- Wellness: Leads THRIVE Week planning with the THRIVE committee
- Volunteering: Works with the AUC Department of Community Engagement to organize Community Action Day as a university-wide activity and works with hospital site representatives in clinicals to create student volunteer opportunities
Congratulations to our newly elected and continuing student leaders! View the full list >>
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