Medical Humanities Outstanding Students Recognized at Honors Academic Convocation

Baylor University celebrated its commitment to academic excellence during the annual J. Harry and Anna Jeanes Academic Honors Week Convocation, a prestigious event recognizing outstanding undergraduate achievements across campus. This year, two outstanding students from the Medical Humanities Program were recognized: Mallory Abbott and Emma Fraga.

Both Abbott and Fraga were selected by the Medical Humanities Program to be honored for their exceptional academic performance, dedication to their studies, and contributions to the program. As Medical Humanities majors, the two students have combined their passion for medicine with the critical thinking and analytical skills fostered in the humanities.

In addition to their academic accomplishments, both Abbott and Fraga are also proud recipients of the DeBakey Scholarship, which recognizes students for their academic and personal excellence . This recognition highlights their hard work and discipline in the medical field, blending clinical insight with the broader human experience.

The J. Harry and Anna Jeanes Academic Honors Week Convocation serves as an annual reminder of the high caliber of students at the University, showcasing the diverse talents and hard work of those who excel academically. Abbott and Fraga’s recognition not only highlights their personal achievements but also underscores the growing significance of the Medical Humanities Program in shaping future healthcare leaders who are equipped to approach medical challenges with both scientific knowledge and a deep understanding of human experience.

The Medical Humanities Program congratulates Mallory Abbott and Emma Fraga on their well-deserved honors and looks forward to their continued success in their academic and professional endeavors.