On Saturday 19 October, Flinders University proudly celebrated 50 years of our leading medical program, the first of its kind in Australia to be co-located with a hospital.
The milestone was marked by a spectacular event at Adelaide Oval, attended by distinguished guests including Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC, Governor of South Australia, Flinders alumni and current medical school graduates.
Artist Brad Blaze was on hand to produce some of his signature artwork, which was auctioned off to raise important funds for Indigenous Medical Student Support. Guests were also treated to a special performance by renowned rap artist J MILLA and danced the night away to the musical stylings of The Click.
Her Excellency delivered an address to guests, highlighting the important role the Flinders Medical Program has played in the community.
Flinders University President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling highlighted the rich history of the Flinders Medical Program, and paid tribute to the key players in getting the program off the ground.
Keynote Speaker Dr Anne Tonkin AO, Chair of the Medical Board of Australia and Flinders alumna recalled her days as a student in the early years of the medical program and reflected on the positive impact Flinders had on her career path.
Read more about the 50 Years of Medicine Gala Dinner here.
Watch videos about the history of Flinders Medical Program here and here.
See our 50 Years of Medicine Publication here and read about our inspiring alumni here.
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