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The North American Branch of the Ibadan College of Medicine Alumni Association was incorporated in the USA in 2001 as a non-profit tax-exempt organization with 503C Status.
Members includes graduates in Biochemistry, Dentistry, Human Nutrition, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiology and Physiotherapy; as well as postgraduate degree holders in the medical sciences.
Dr. Toks Owo was the founding President and there were forty-three foundation members who embarked on the mission of engaging fellow alumni and "Giving Back to a Center of Excellence”. Since that time, our numbers have grown and there are currently over 1500 alumni in North America.
The Medical school was foun...
[ Read More ]All former students of the University College/University of Ibadan who were registered for any undergraduate course in the Faculty of Medicine/College of Medicine and who by virtue of that registration, actually matriculated and successfully completed their program in the University are alumni of the College. You must be resident in North America (United States, Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean) for membership in ICOMAA, NA . >> read more
Reconnect with friends and classmates while supporting a great cause. You must be resident in North America (United States, Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean) for membership in ICOMAA, NA. Please follow this link for the registration form.
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