USA Stanley Medical College Alumni Meetings
Since 1990 regular alumni meetings were made possible by dynamic Stanleans. In these meetings, there are certified continuing medical education lectures, delivered by world expert Stanleans from a variety of medical fields. Also there are recreational activities, net-working, cocktail receptions, banquets, facilitating peer-learning in both personal and professional life dimensions, along with reminiscing Stanley life. Inspirational discussions include details and prior experiences regarding "giving back" to Stanley Medical College and to the under privileged community living in India.
Office bearers of this alumni are: Drs Manohar N Nallathambi, Praksh Rao, and Ramakrishna
Alumni meeting locations:
- 1990 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- 1991 - San Antonio, Texas
- 1992 - Boston, Massachusetts
- 1993 - Las Vegas, Nevada
- 1994 - Chicago, Illinois
- 1995 - London, UK
- 1996 - Bahamas Cruise
- 1997 - Chennai, India
- 1998 - New York
- 1999 - Atlanta, Georgia
- 2000 - Egypt
- 2002 - Los Angeles, California
- 2005 - Italy
- 2006 - Kenya
- 2010 - Savannah, Georgia
- 2012 - being planned to be held on "Palace on Wheels, India"
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