Meet the Next Generation of Physician Leaders at Rutgers Health
In addition to their Ivy League pedigrees, it was Hailey Sulzbach’s compassion, humility and work ethic and Angela Zhao’s humanism and vision to address health disparities that caught the eyes of Rutgers Health leadership.
Those reasons, among others, are why the two medical school students were named this year’s Chancellor’s Scholars, a prestigious scholarship developed by Rutgers Health Chancellor Brian Strom.
Each year since 2016, Strom selects two first-year medical school students, one attending Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, N.J., the other at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School in Newark, N.J., to be Chancellor’s Scholars.
The two schools are being integrated to form the future Rutgers School of Medicine, which is expected to come together officially in 2027.
"The scholarship is really intended to attract and keep superstars, and it's been working that way," said Strom.
Author's summary: Rutgers Health names two students as Chancellor's Scholars.
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