Abbreviation for Stanford Medical School?

[texasdoctortobe]

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Is there a commonly used abbreviation for Stanford Medical School (like YMS for Yale Med)? Is it SMS, SUMS, something else?

Thanks, everyone.

 

[Cyberdyne 101]

Forgive the laughing face.
I don't think there is a widely used acronym/abbreviation.

 

[gyngyn]

Is there a commonly used abbreviation for Stanford Medical School (like YMS for Yale Med)? Is it SMS, SUMS, something else?

Thanks, everyone.

No.

 

[Cyberdyne 101]

No.

Does UCLA have an acronym?

 

[Abstractions]

Does UCLA have an acronym?

DGSOM and Geffen (usually used in more casual contexts).

 

[Cyberdyne 101]

DGSOM and Geffen (usually used in more casual contexts).

Lol-I figured.

 

[Cyberdyne 101]

DGSOM and Geffen (usually used in more casual contexts).

When I was a lil' kid, Geffen was known as the Guns N Roses and Nirvana record label.

 

[Great White Buffalo]

The official name of Stanford is the Leland Stanford Junior University. Or, they call it the "farm" on campus. LOL, no one uses the "official" name, because someone might think it is a community college or "junior" college.

 

[mysdnhandle]

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[IlDestriero]

Is there a commonly used abbreviation for Stanford Medical School (like YMS for Yale Med)? Is it SMS, SUMS, something else?

Thanks, everyone.

It's just Stanford.

 

[ridethecliche]

SMS.

(Call me maybe)

 

[alamo4]

Is there a commonly used abbreviation for Stanford Medical School (like YMS for Yale Med)? Is it SMS, SUMS, something else?

Thanks, everyone.

For the students and those who work more on the education side of things, it is SMS. Some students will do things like put down SMS3 to mean that they are third year or alternatively SMS14 to mean started in 2014. This isn't really used much by the administration or faculty.

SUMC is sometimes used for Stanford University Medical Center (which would be the main complex of hospitals on campus). However, the administration is trying to encourage use of "Stanford Medicine" to refer to the hospitals, the med school, the research labs, and the big outpatient clinic network. So you'll see that phrase a lot now on official headers and the like.