Transitional Year Resident | Howard COM 2025 | UCLA ‘20 | Long Beach State ‘17 | I.E., CA | @nth_dim Scholar and Pre-Cobb Scholar | Miami Heat 🏀 | RIP Taj |
Congrats to the 2026 CBMP Success Scholarship Award Recipients, Dylan Mayanja and Anthony Albornoz.
Their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to becoming physicians represent the excellence and promise we strive to support through the Coalition of Black Men Physicians
Grad Line Up: C/O 2025
Today we honor the brilliance, dedication, and unshakable drive of the men who made it through. The Class of ‘25 isn’t just graduating-they’re rising into spaces where they were never meant to blend in, but to lead, to heal, and change the face of medicine
Randomly I’ve been getting asked what I do for work and it’s so crazy to say “I’m a doctor” so I just resort to “I’m in healthcare” 😭 it just doesn’t feel right yet idk!
“You are living proof of your ancestors’ dreams.” — @levarburton
This weekend, Howard University celebrated the largest graduating class in our history — 3,167 strong — with none other than the legendary storyteller and literacy champion, LeVar Burton, delivering a powerful, heartfelt send-off to the Class of 2025.
From honoring our legacy to embracing the future, Burton reminded us that commencement is more than a ceremony — it’s a passage.
Read the full story on The Dig thedig.howard.edu/all-storie…
Finally done! An @HowardU College of Medicine grad! All glory to God, got me through with some incredible human beings to call my family away from home! Another chapter checked off.
- Myles Moore, M.D.
#ClassOf2025
The medical neglect of female patients and people of color is a longstanding and well-documented crisis in American healthcare.
But Howard Medical graduate Brittany Grossi plans to be a doctor who listens, reflecting on her childhood when she was losing weight and in constant pain, and her mother’s pleas for help were dismissed.
“I was a young, single Black mother and a hairstylist watching my daughter wither away in front of me. I knew something was wrong, but the doctors wouldn’t listen,” Grossi’s mother, Ms. Kay, said.
After finally finding a specialist who listened, Grossi was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and underwent a life-saving surgery at 13 years old.
And despite her health issues, she stayed serious about her books, leading her to Howard University, where she completed her undergraduate degree in 2020.
“Howard accepted me, and I accepted it back without a thought. It just felt like Howard saw in me what was necessary. I came here as an 18-year-old and I’m leaving as a doctor,” Grossi said.
Read more about her Howard journey here thedig.howard.edu/all-storie…
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