MICHIGAN OSTEOPATHIC COLLEGE FOUNDATION

About the MOCF
On August 1, 1961, the Michigan Osteopathic College Foundation (MOCF) officially filed to incorporate in order to help secure a charter for the Michigan College of Osteopathic Medicine and to solicit and receive funds for such purpose. It is the object and purpose of this Foundation to establish a school of osteopathic medicine and surgery in the state of Michigan and to otherwise assist in financing schools, colleges and advanced institutions devoted to teaching the osteopathic concept of the healing arts in order to educate and provide osteopathic physicians and surgeons and to provide education in the ancillary disciplines for the benefit of the public and to provide for the general health and care of the sick and indigent.

MOCF Board Members
Max T. McKinney, D.O., President
Floyd T. Meachum, D.O., Vice President
Gerald Robbins, D.O., Secretary
Al Juocys, D.O., Treasurer
Peter Ajluni, D.O.
Barrett Anderson, MSUCOM Class of 2009
William Anderson, D.O.
Thomas Angott, Sr.
Craig Bethune, D.O.
Dorothy Carnegie, D.O.
Nancy Granowicz
Edward Loniewski, D.O.
Carol Monson, D.O.
Eugene Oliveri, D.O.
Mark E. Sikorski, D.O.
Robert Stomel, D.O.
David M. Wells, J.D.
Lewin Wyatt, D.O.