Recognizing inclusive excellence as essential not only for fostering professionalism but also for advancing our missions of education, patient care, research, and community engagement. Our initiatives educate, create a sense of belonging and celebrate the diversity within our communities.
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Inclusive Excellence in Medicine

Our office fosters a culture of inclusion by promoting excellence in healthcare and actively contributing to the College's initiatives to address systemic barriers faced by vulnerable populations. Through our efforts, we strive to create an equitable and supportive environment for all.

What We Do

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Our Values

At UVM, we believe that diversity includes everyone. Especially you. Learn more about the core values that drive our mission to create an inclusive and excellent healthcare environment for all.
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Our Strategy

We rely on published evidence of "what works" and employ evidence-based practical strategies. This approach ensures that our goals are grounded in proven methods and effective practices.
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Our Events

Our signature events are designed to educate and spark inspiration in every attendee and bring awareness to health concerns affecting diverse populations.
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Upcoming Event

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Health Equity Lecture

DE Why and the Why Not:
Using the Present DEI Tangle to Reimagine and Advance Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Healthcare

Wednesday, January 22, 2025
5:30 - 7:00 PM
Med Ed 200, Sullivan Classroom
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