Drexel University College of Medicine

 Academic Sustaining Members enable ELAM to provide continuing support for ELAM alumnae, who in turn support your institution's emerging women leaders through community building, continuing education, and professional development.

An annual membership fee of $3,000 makes you a Sustaining Member, with the following benefits:

Recognition of your institution on ELAM's website and in syllabus and other public acknowledgment materials, including at annual events of Association of American Medical Colleges, American Dental Education Association, and (future) Association of Schools of Public Health.

Recruitment Assistance in the form of senior-level position openings to our weekly e-newsletter, the ELAM Edge for free - a value of $400 per posting. The ELAM Edge, is circulated to our cadre of alumnae and Fellows at nearly 145 U.S. and Canadian academic health centers, and archived on our website for four weeks. As a further benefit, ELAM can prepare customized resource lists of alumnae for your consideration as potential candidates and sources of others' names for your senior-level openings. This service, a value of $750 per list, is also free for Sustaining Members. Visit our career services page for more information.

Open Invitations to ELAM Special Events, such as our annual Leaders Forum.

Resources upon request, such as curriculum-related materials, the latest reference articles on leadership, finance, strategic planning, cultural competency, and other ELAM curricular areas, ELAM research updates, and executive coach information.

See a full listing and description of benefits. (pdf file)

How to Join ELAM Academic Sustaining Memberships

1. Online
Visit http://www2.drexelmed.edu/elamgiftsonline and use special code M2E1D.

2. US Mail
Download and fill out our generic reply form and send to:
Drexel University COM
P.O. Box 8235
Philadelphia, PA 19101-9685

Contact Olivia Lee at Olivia.Lee@DrexelMed.edu or 215-991-8240 with any questions or concerns about your membership.

Thank You to our 2010-2011 Academic Sustaining members.