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How Katie Six & Paige Woodham built their medical careers and lasting friendship

As roommates, best friends, and members of the USC School of Medicine Greenville's Charter Class, Dr. Katie Six and Dr. Paige Woodham held each other accountable throughout medical school and built careers centered in empathetic patient care, diagnostics, and prognostics.

Answering the call

During the first year of medical school, EMT training and Disaster Day Preparedness Drill readies SOMG medical students to help in an emergency.

A Profound Symbol: SOMG Class of 2030 medical students receive white coat

The USC School of Medicine Greenville Class of 2030 received white coats during the annual White Coat Ceremony. "The White Coat Ceremony means so much more than just receiving a white coat," said M1 medical student Stewart Russell.

Charter class alumna advances maternal health equity in the Southeast

Dr. Myah Griffin, a charter class alumna, addresses healthcare barriers in maternal fetal medicine to improve outcomes for mothers and infants.

Lifestyle Medicine in Motion: Medical Students Conquer Ironman 70.3

SOMG M3 medical students Molly Crosswell and Grace Anderson finish half-distance triathlon, qualify for Ironman 70.3 World Championship

Fox Carolina News and SOMG team up for a special broadcast on lifestyle medicine and its benefits for health and brain function

Tune in to watch the panel of lifestyle medicine experts from USC School of Medicine Greenville explore with moderator Kari Beal, Fox Carolina News Anchor and host of The Wellness Files Podcast, how everyday habits can help us and our families live better lives.

SOMG Class of 2026 celebrates convocation

This year, 88 SOMG Greenville graduates transition to the medical profession.

Dr. Phyllis MacGilvray appointed dean for School of Medicine Greenville

A compassionate leader in primary care and the nation's first medical school dean board-certified in lifestyle medicine, Dr. Phyllis MacGilvray is proud to lead the medical school -- which opened to its inaugural class of students in 2012 -- in its mission to "Educate. Innovate. Serve. Where Lifestyle is Medicine."

SOMG medical students offer free girls' health education curriculum to South Carolina middle schoolers

Medical students Jakayla Moses and Jayda Hart designed and delivered a girls' health education curriculum to improve health literacy and empower young female students

Next steps in the journey: Class of 2026 SOMG students celebrate Match Day

Fourth-year medical students at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville celebrated Match Day on March 20.

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