We bring the PCOM community—alumni, donors, students, and employees—together to spark engagement and connection. Through these relationships, we provide students with guidance and opportunities to grow while raising support that sustains scholarships, programs, and initiatives. Every connection strengthens the PCOM community and empowers student success.
Find and reconnect with classmates through our alumni directory, register for an upcoming event, share and read class notes, and update your information.
Share your expertise through mentoring or getting involved with PCOM events and programs via our PCOM Alumni Volunteer Program.
Support the next generation of PCOM students with a meaningful contribution toward scholarships, programs, and more.
Access career tools, resources, and exclusive benefits designed to support you at every stage of your career.
As the Office of Institutional Advancement’s (IA) Student Liaison, Finny helps students connect with our network of 20,000+ alumni and tap into resources provided by IA, such as mentors, club speakers, travel funding, scholarships, club funding, and more. Whenever students see Finny, they know that an event or resource is being brought to them by IA.
See Student ResourcesIA provides travel awards throughout the year to students going on mission trips, traveling to conferences to present research, and more.
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Every PCOM alum has a story worth telling. Here are just a few of the remarkable stories carrying our community’s legacy forward.
Dr. Tidwell faced trial after trial on his journey to medical school, but through grit, tenacity, and relentless hard work, he ultimately saw the fruits of his labor flourish. Now a full partner at Vituity, a physician staffing company, an internal medicine physician at Adventist Health, and a senior military advisor for the Army, Dr. Tidwell is committed to passing on his knowledge and wisdom to prepare the next generation.
Dr. Lam took an unconventional path to plastic and reconstructive surgery — and never forgot what it felt like to find his way. Now, as president-elect of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons, he's channeling that journey into a lifelong commitment to mentoring the next generation of osteopathic physicians.
Most physical therapists don't have a top-five finish on American Ninja Warrior on their résumé — but Dr. Rives, isn't most physical therapists. From competing on national television to building a mobile women's health practice, Dr. Rives has never stopped moving forward.
Shanda Lucas-O'Dennis, MS/ODL '09, has always believed in showing up — for her community, her career, and herself. So when her cousin called with an invitation to audition for MasterChef on FOX, her answer was simple: yes.
