The Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine’s 2026 Community Connections Showcase celebrated fourth-year medical students and clinical partners across the state who are working together to improve access to care and advance health outcomes in Washington.
On a freezing November weekend in 1992, Washington State University upset the University of Washington in what Cougs everywhere still remember as the Snow Bowl. For Mark (’93) and Sheryl Ossello (’93), then seniors, the victory felt like more than a rivalry win.
Samaritan Healthcare and the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine are one step closer to bringing a new family medicine residency program to Moses Lake thanks to a $120,000 gift from Graham Construction Management.
Jessica Liu and Amy Wang, fourth-year medical students at the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, received a Wild Card Ribbon in the innovation category for their poster presentation at the Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM) National Conference last month in Nashville.
The heart of Washington State University’s Spokane campus has a new landmark, honoring the transition from student to health professional while acknowledging the community support behind that milestone and WSU’s longstanding partnership with STCU.
Olivia Willis and Victoria Caldera, second-year medical students at the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, presented their research at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) national annual conference last month in Atlanta.
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The first graduates of a new Washington State University certificate program designed to equip professionals to succeed in an increasingly complex healthcare landscape are already driving real-world improvements for patients across Washington.
Longtime Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine supporters Mike and Kathy Hambelton received the 2026 Weldon B. Gibson Distinguished Volunteer Award, the WSU Foundation’s most prestigious distinction, at the Foundation’s annual Volunteer Awards Celebration last week in Seattle.
Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine Class of 2022 graduate Erin Kaya, MD, was named chief resident Oregon Health Science University’s (OHSU) Department of Radiation Medicine.
