THE WHITE COATS ARE COMING! (Physician assistant photo gallery)

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An empty stage at the physician assistant white coat ceremony showcasing a rack of white coats waiting to be distributed.

The University of Michigan-Flint's Physician Assistant program celebrated the graduation of its third cohort, May 2. At a convocation ceremony at the Flint Institute of Arts, 48 graduates received long white coats to welcome them into the profession. The 28-month program includes 16 months of didactic curriculum, including professional development and public health, and 11 months of clinical rotations in eight specialties with additional elective rotations. The cohort also attended the May 4 College of Health Sciences commencement ceremony at the Riverfront Conference Center—photos by Jake Cessna, Office of Marketing and Communications.

  • A student receiving her white coat on stage.

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Logan McGrady is the marketing & digital communication manager for the Office of Marketing and Communication.