Arnold P. Gold Foundation Welcomes New Honor Society Inductees

By Office of Communications & Marketing | Sep 12, 2022

As Board Secretary of the Arnold P. Gold Foundation, I am honored to congratulate the Class of 2023 Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS) inductees. These College of Medicine students best represent role-model professionalism, leadership, caring, and humanistic qualities—attributes essential to the healing profession and fulfillment in a demanding and noble field.

Noor Anvery*

Colleen Beckford

Alexandra Belzie

Nicole Bodgan

Kingsley Cruickshank*

Marco Diaz-Cordova

Owen Edwards

Alana Engelbrecht

Gabrielle Estevez-Inoa

Antia Gomez

Jigar Govind

Alexandra Greenberg

Lauren Gruffi

Matias Icaza Beiza

Wajiha Kazmi*

Perry Kerner

Nina Kumar

Lawrence Langan

Shuhan (Sherry) Li

Takisha Morancy*

Iqra Nadeem*

Toan Nguyen

Ariana Otto

Charlotte Ruby

Molly Schneider

Lisa Scott

Kathleen Simons

Latia Skerving

Heidi Sosa

Bertilia Tavarez

Jason Truong

Radhika Viswanathan*

*Elected in 2021

 

The Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS) was created in 2002 by The Arnold P. Gold Foundation to recognize role models of the human connection in healthcare. There are now 180 chapters and nearly 45,000 members. Prominent members of GHHS include Vice Admiral and United States Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy, M.D., Flint water crisis whistleblower Mona Hanna-Attisha, M.D., and former and first-ever appointed California Surgeon General Nadine Burke-Harris, M.D. GHHS members are expected to serve as leaders of humanistic care throughout their careers.

GHHS members receive a unique pin with the Gold Mobius loop, which symbolizes the continuous bond of trust, respect, and communication that connects healthcare professionals with their patients when humanism is at the core of healthcare.