School of Medicine - Admissions - Minority Affairs
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Telephone 914-594-3016
Office of Admissions
Telephone 914-594-4507
New York Medical College is nationally recognized for its excellent clinical training and range of clinical experiences in varied settings. The extensive network of affiliated hospitals and technologically advanced regional tertiary care facilities are located in economically and culturally diverse communities of the inner-city, suburban, and rural townships. This unique clinical education consortium is an optimum chance to adhere to our mission, "a special responsibility to the underserved," in our expanded community. With efficiency, we care for the poor, train doctors and other healthcare professionals, and conduct medical research.
New York Medical College
- Is a recognized leader in educating primary care physicians.
- Graduated the first female physician in the country, Dr. Emily Stowe.
- Graduated the first African-American female physician in New York State and third in the nation. Dr. Susan Smith McKinney graduated in 1870 valedictorian of her class.
- Offers tutorial services, career counseling, financial counseling, personal guidance and many other additional services.
- The Science and Technology Enrichment Program (STEP) is a college preparatory program for underrepresented and disadvantaged high school students, which exposes the students to the academic excellence necessary to pursue careers in medicine. The STEP Program offers preparation for rigorous college courses, learning strategies and life skills. Visit the STEP home page by clicking here.
The Office of Minority Affairs Staff:
Gladys M. Ayala, M.D.
Dean of Students
Associate Dean for Student and Minority Affairs
Assistant Dean: Joan Y. June, M.S.Ed.
Program Director NYCFNY: Annarelly Conde, MPH
Administrative Assistant: Anita Corvin
STEP Coordinator: Marva M. Richards