Emergency Medicine Interest Group (EMIG) Grantees
Congratulations to this year's grantees!
SAEMF recognizes the valuable role of emergency medicine medical student interest groups (EMIGs), and awards grants of up to $1,000 to support these groups' educational activities. EMIG grant goals are to:
- Promote growth of emergency medicine education at the medical student level
- Identify new educational methodologies advancing undergraduate education in emergency medicine
- Support the educational endeavors of an EMIG. Learn more about these grants.
We applaud the following grantees for being awarded these important educational grants for their programs:
Emilie Baxter
Recipient of The 2025 David E. Wilcox, MD, FACEP Emergency Medicine Interest Group (EMIG) Endowed Grant
Harvard Medical School Emergency Medicine Interest Group / Harvard Medical School for “Pediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM) Bootcamp: Building Medical Students’ Skills in Pediatric Critical Care through Simulation-based Trainings”
Waymon Whiting IV and Zoie Richardson
Recipients of The 2025 David E. Wilcox, MD, FACEP Emergency Medicine Interest Group (EMIG) Endowed Grant
Columbia VP & S Emergency Medicine Interest Group / Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons for “Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Drug Overdose Community Workshop”
Tristan Wisont
UWSOM EMIG / University of Washington School of Medicine for “Foundations of Management of the Heavily Contaminated Airway”
Alexandra Vasile and Jon O’Mara
OCOM EMIG / Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine for “Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine (OCOM) Emergency Medicine Club”
Rachel Schuler
Mizzou Emergency Medicine Medical Student Interest Group / University of Missouri School of Medicine for “Transition to Clerkship Boot Camp: Preparing M3 Students for Emergency Medicine Rotations”