Medical School Class of 2025

Alumni

Reconnect with Fellow Alumni!

Reconnection Rounds: A Virtual Med School Mingle, Monday, February 2, 2026, 7-8 pm CST on Zoom

The Medical School Alumni Board is hosting a casual, virtual gathering to bring our alumni community back together. Whether you graduated five years ago or fifty (or more!), and whether you practice clinical medicine or have taken a non-clinical path, we want to see you. 

The Goal: simply to connect, swap stories, and help us brainstorm what you want to see for alumni events in the future. 

The Vibe: 

  • Come as you are: In scrubs? Great. In the car? Fine. Kids running around in the background? We’ve been there. 
  • Stay as long as you can: Can only drop in for 15 minutes? No problem. 
  • Be comfortable: Grab a snack or your favorite beverage and settle in. 

Reconnection Rounds: A Virtual Med School Mingle 
Monday, February 2, 2026 7-8 pm CST | Zoom

JOIN AND RECONNECT!
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Our Graduates Become Your Doctors

The University of Minnesota Medical School has a network of more than 17,000 accomplished alumni. Our graduates play an important role in improving the medical profession, changing public policy and advancing health care. We take great pride in your success and want to hear from you! Please update your contact information, and share your professional and personal accomplishments. 

MD and MD/PhD Alumni

17,703 total

12,564 living 
6,831 living in Minnesota
6,805 living in Minnesota, not retired

Trainee Alumni

14,248 total

11,471 resident alumni
2,777 fellow alumni

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