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MEDiC and the WI Idea Year of the Wisconsin Idea More than 100 years ago the concept of “The Wisconsin Idea” came into being, a phrase coined to express our collective values and UW-Madison’s unique commitment to collaborate with the people of Wisconsin, sharing knowledge and resources in order to improve lives everywhere. This idea has guided the university’s work, illustrating our commitment to the values of democracy, selfgovernance, egalitarianism, integrity, truth, and interpersonal connectedness. Although the concept reaches back into the 19 th century, the Wisconsin Idea was formally named in 1912 when Charles McCarthy described the philosophy in a book by that name. The University of Wisconsin- Madison celebrated the Year of the Wisconsin Idea in 2011-2012 to honor this longstanding commitment to providing service to the families, businesses and communities of Wisconsin and beyond. To read more about the Wisconsin Idea, please visit: http://go.wisc.edu/709o78 MEDiC: Fulfilling the Wisconsin Idea Physicians and health professions students work respectfully together with community partners to bring the Wisconsin Idea to life, and to share our resources, knowledge and skills with the people of Wisconsin. We believe that all Wisconsin families deserve access to high-quality, affordable health care. MEDiC's mission is to provide free health care to those in need, and provide meaningful educational experiences outside the classroom for health professions students. With the help of our community partners, we are able to realize the values of the Wisconsin Idea. MEDiC’s contributions to the Wisconsin Idea were acknowledged in a kind letter from UW-Madison Chancellor David Ward. The following is an excerpt from this letter: MEDiC Council and Vision 6
20 th Anniversary On October 28, 2011 MEDiC celebrated its 20th anniversary with students, physicians, community partners and UW faculty and staff. The event allowed supporters of MEDiC, past and present, to honor the work of the clinics and look ahead towards another 20 years of service. Speakers included 2011-2012 MEDiC President Parker Hoerz; Drs. Goodfriend and Katcher, MEDiC founders; SMPH Dean Robert Golden; Pam Brunk of the Salvation Army; Jill Watson, UW Foundation; and Jenny Ciske, 2011-2012 MEDiC Public Relations Coordinator. The event was made possible through the generous support of UW Health and the Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association. MEDiC Spotlights 7 MEDiC received the Presidential Service Award from President Barack Obama. The award was created as a way to thank and honor those who, by their demonstrated commitment and example, inspire others to engage in volunteer service. We were honored to have been nominated for this award by our partners at the Salvation Army.
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