For 50 years, the Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University has been at the forefront of medical education, research and patient care. Our convocation ceremony serves as a testament to the unwavering commitment of our faculty, staff, students and alumni to excellence in healthcare.
This year's milestone convocation was a memorable occasion filled with reflection, inspiration and celebration.
In 1974, the School of Medicine graduated its first class of 18 doctors. In 2024, the RSOM was honored to celebrate with 125 graduates and their loved ones.
Medical education has advanced with technological innovations, curriculum reform, integration of evidence-based practices, and emphasis on interdisciplinary training, shaping a more holistic approach to medical training.
Stony Brook's pioneering research in basic science and clinical fields has yielded life-saving innovations, transformative breakthroughs, and unparalleled advancements, shaping the forefront of medical advancement.
The Renaissance School of Medicine recently celebrated its 50th Anniversary, as well. Click here to hear from students, faculty, alumni and administrators about the school’s many milestones throughout its history.