With your help the Center for Leadership, Ethics & Equity will:
- Educate and cultivate the pipeline of well-prepared leaders in gastroenterology
- Promote the practical application of ethical leadership
- Fund research to produce actionable science that will translate into reducing disparities in health and/or health care
- Advance health equity
- Improve patient outcomes
The programs under the LE&E Center include:
- NEW – The ACG Emerging Leaders Program
- The ACG Early Career Leadership Program
- The ACG Advanced Leadership Development Program
- The ACG Clinical Research Leadership Program
- The ACG Health Equity Research Award
- The ACG Visiting Scholar in Equity, Diversity & Ethical Care
- Scholarships for High School Students Through the Prescriptions for Success: Careers in Medicine High School Visit
#ACGGivingTuesday is an opportunity to give back to the GI profession, provide clinical investigators the funds for research that can transform patient care, provide furthering education for leaders, and so much more. We all have a role to play in patient care and effective health care delivery.
“The Advanced Leadership Development Program offers a personalized approach to leadership yet offers the opportunity to work with a group of diverse peers. I was able to identify my leadership strengths and weaknesses while utilizing the tools provided to self-improve. This program has allowed me to recognize the value that the College places on its members.”
– Justin Kupec, MD, FACG (ALDP ’22)
You can help us trailblaze new paths for science, clinical practice, and education for all involved. Are you with us?
Facts
- 721 Clinical GI investigators funded since 1994
- 176 Early Career Leadership Program Participants
- $450k over Three Years: The Junior Faculty Development Grant
- 75 ACG Scholars (recipients of Junior Faculty Development Awards)
- $29M Invested in innovative patient care research
- 100 Edgar Achkar Visiting Professorship Visits
Giving Levels
To learn more about The LE&E Center, the ACG Institute, and how larger philanthropic gifts
can transform clinical gastroenterology, contact David Stein at acginstitute@gi.org.