Phi Rho Sigma Medical Society

About Phi Rho Sigma

Phi Rho Sigma Medical Society, founded in 1890 at Northwestern University, is an international coeducational fraternity for medical students. Membership is open to men and women attending medical schools of the highest standing. Phi Rho Sigma is governed by an Executive Council which includes nine student representatives. The Society currently has active chapters at medical schools in the United States and Canada, ranging from Galveston, Texas to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Phi Rho Sigma alumni have been responsible for numerous significant advances of modern medicine, and many alumni currently hold positions of influence and prominence in academic and clinical medicine.

Mission Statement

Phi Rho Sigma Medical Society is dedicated to the enhancement of medical education, service to humanity, and fellowship among its members.

The Objects of Phi Rho Sigma

to promote good fellowship among students, alumni and faculty of medical schools and the medical community
to encourage excellence in professional work and continuing improvement in the medical profession
to assist, by every honorable means, the advancement of its members
to enhance the quality of medical education
to promote the concept of medicine as a profession of service to society

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