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School of Medicine Greenville

2025

Dr. Ann Blair Kennedy honored with President's Award from the American Massage Therapy Association

A trailblazer in the profession, Dr. Kennedy has helped advance the integration of massage therapy into mainstream healthcare with both passion and purpose," said Cindy E. Farrar, AMTA National president.

SOMG in the News: USC School of Medicine Greenville receives $3.4M research project grant

The five-year, NIH grant will support research focused on the use of physical activity to treat disease and promote health. A program called Exercise is Medicine Greenville was launched in 2016 to identify and enroll eligible patients in community-based physical-activity programs designed to prevent, manage and treat their chronic diseases.

Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Hannah Kline

Dr. Hannah Kline is a graduate of SOMG Class of 2018 and is currently a pediatrician at Prisma Health.

SOMG announces the appointment of Aaron Toro as executive director of finance and operations

Toro joins SOMG with vast experience as a health services leader in operations and practice management, clinical rehab manager, and as a faculty instructor in health care administration.

Sunscreen dispensers installed on SOMG campus

SOMG receives Skin Smart Campus Recognition, two 30 SPF sunscreen dispensers are installed in the Health Sciences Education building.

Match Day milestone marks new journey of specialty training for SOMG Class of 2025

On Match Day, SOMG Class of 2025 medical students opened the sealed envelopes before them containing the official letters for where they matched for residency programs.

SOMG in the News: Neuroscientist gives advice on how to adjust sleep for Daylight Saving Time

In this Fox Carolina News feature, Anchor & Health Reporter Kari Beal Jurek sits down with USC School of Medicine Greenville Associate Professor of Neuroscience & Behavioral Health, Professor Kirsten Porter-Stransky, to share expert tips on adjusting sleep schedules and staying safe during those darker mornings.

Lifestyle Medicine team co-authors research publications

The publications highlight Exercise is Medicine Greenville (EIMG), which launched in 2016 and involves physical activity assessment, prescription, and referral of patients with chronic diseases to a tailored, community-based physical activity program.

Community health clinic to provide health and vision services 

Medical and vision services, as well as Women's Health and Pediatrics will be offered at the two-day event to be held at the USC School of Medicine Greenville.

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