Message from Mary Ann Turner, M.D., FACR, FSAR
Overview
Department of Radiology Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society Fund
Graduates of the VCU Department of Radiology’s prestigious training program know the value of exceptional mentorship. The Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society honors an extraordinary teacher and colleague who has been a mainstay of our training program since 1975. Her unwavering dedication to resident and fellow education has shaped the careers of countless radiologists. Now, the alumni society that carries her name invites radiology alumni to come together in support of training today’s residents.
When you give to the Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society Fund, you help a new generation of radiologists:
- Receive unparalleled training.
- Access a network of current and former residents, fellows and faculty members.
- Participate in groundbreaking research and conferences.
- Become leaders in their field.
Purpose and Goals
Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society to foster relationships and support radiology education
The purpose of the Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society is to foster connections and a culture of philanthropy, which recognizes the selfless service of Dr. Turner. The Society will support and empower VCU Radiology residents towards academic and professional success through annual giving, events, and mentorship.
The goals of the Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society are to create a strong community of current and former residents, fellows, and faculty members dedicated to supporting our residents and continue development of the educational mission of the VCU Department of Radiology.
A Society that Connects Radiology Residents with Alumni
- Host annual events that connect trainees, faculty, and alumni
- Underwrite trainee research, education, and professional development opportunities
- Sponsor attendance for residents at the ACR Institute for Radiologic Pathology (AIRP)
- Sponsor an Annual/Biannual named lecture with noted keynote speakers
- Host an Alumni Society Reunion Dinner
- Support alumni mentorship of residents opportunities
- Sponsor a Resident Research Award
To join the society, the suggested minimum annual donation is $300. A larger donation will provide greater impact. Follow the link to support radiology education at VCU: Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society Fund.
Current residents are automatically members of the Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society. Upon graduation, residents will receive an invitation to join as alumni.
The VCU Department of Radiology is grateful to the many individuals that have provided support for the Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society Fund this year.
Dr. Ann Auletta
Dr. Jeffrey Blinder
Dr. William Brewer
Dr. Robert Bulas
Dr. Gerald Capps
Dr. Scott Coyne
Dr. Linda Daniel
Ms. Sherry Elliott
Dr. Stephen Fox
Dr. Ann Fulcher
Dr. Leonard Gibson, Jr.
Dr. John Grizzard
Dr. Kenneth Hite
Dr. Mary Jensen
Dr. Ray Keate
Dr. John Kirkham
Dr. Louis Owens
Dr. Anthony Proto
Dr. William Ritchie
Dr. John Roberson
Dr. Matt Saady
Mr. Robert Styer
Dr. Michael Tripp
Dr. Tiffany Tucker
Dr. Mary Ann Turner
Dr. Mark Vaughn
Dr. Blake Watts
Dr. Sarah Garnett Winks
To join the Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society, the suggested minimum annual donation is $300. A larger donation will provide greater impact. Follow the link to donate: Support the School of Medicine (vcu.edu)
To make a gift to the Radiology Residents Education Fund. Follow this link to donate: Give in support of VCU Under Search for a Fund: type in Radiology
For more information in making a gift or support for the Department of Radiology, Please contact Andrew Hartley, Senior Director of Development at 804-305-3055 or email aphartle@vcu.edu.
Donor list is current as of Mary 2024.
We also want to recognize our alumni and friends who this past fall/winter made gifts to support our Radiology Residents Education Fund, which is pivotal in our ongoing education mission to provide residents with the best training, research and professional development opportunities.
Dr. Jeffrey Blinder
Dr. Charles Bonstelle
Dr. Jeffrey Brown
Dr. Gerald Capps
Dr. M. Jane Clayton
Dr. Douglas Cook
Dr. Melinda Dunn
Dr. Stephen Foxx
Dr. Jerome Gehl
Dr. Leonard Gibson, Jr.
Dr. Michael Habeeb
Dr. Steven Hall
Dr. J.D. Hanks
Dr. Timothy Hellewell
Dr. Kenneth Hite
Dr. J.D. Ingram
Dr. Thomas Knight
Dr. Richard Kubota
Dr. Scot LeBolt
Dr. Christine Llewellyn
Dr. Aneesa Majid
Dr. Richard McCarthy
Dr. Adam McLaurin
Dr. Ashley Merritt
Dr. Louis Owens
Dr. Timothy Pannell
Dr. Peter Quagliano
Dr. John Roberson
Dr. Craig Rowell
Dr. Mozhdeh Salour
Dr. Andrew Shedden
Dr. Joseph Slusher
Dr. John Steffe, Jr.
Dr. Dean Tyrell
Dr. John Wittenborn
Dr. Patrick Zazzaro
Dr. James Zelenak
To make a gift to the Radiology Residents Education Fund. Follow this link to donate: Give in support of VCU Under Search for a Fund: type in Radiology
To join the Mary Ann Turner Alumni Society, the suggested minimum annual donation is $300. A larger donation will provide greater impact. Follow the link to donate: Support the School of Medicine (vcu.edu)
For more information in making a gift or support for the Department of Radiology, Please contact Andrew Hartley, Senior Director of Development at 804-305-3055 or email aphartle@vcu.edu.
Donor list is current as of Mary 2024.
About Mary Ann Turner, M.D., FACR, FSAR
Dr. Mary Ann Turner, a Longstanding Educator and Mentor
Dr. Turner serves as Professor of Radiology, Vice-Chair of Faculty, and Director of Gastrointestinal and Genitourinary Radiology in our Department. She was the first woman faculty member in the VCU Department of Radiology, the first woman to practice radiology in central Virginia, and the first woman president of the Richmond Radiology Society. Among other firsts, she also pioneered interventional biliary radiology at VCU, providing and directing this service for more than 20 years. As one of the longest-serving faculty members in the history of our Department, she has made many contributions to our Department, the VCU Health System, and the profession of radiology from the local to the national level.
Since 1975, Dr. Turner has shared her expansive fund of knowledge of abdominal imaging with hundreds of radiology residents and fellows, both at the workstation and in the procedure rooms. Although well known to our alumni and current residents, her teaching prowess has been recognized with the Departmental Klaus Ranniger Memorial Award for Excellence in Resident Teaching multiple times over the years. She also received the School of Medicine Irby James Award for Teaching Excellence in 2013, and her teaching and many contributions to abdominal radiology were recognized on a national level in 2011 when she received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society of Abdominal Radiology.