I met Dr. Azumah in 2019 when we both attended a global health conference at Yale University. I was immediately impressed with Dr. Azumah’s eagerness to help mentor the next generation of minoritized physicians. She took me under her wings and propelled me to continue pushing myself to become a physician, especially at challenging points. I recall getting my MCAT score back and not doing as well as I wanted to. As soon as I told Dr. Azumah that I no longer wanted to apply to medical school that year, she encouraged me to still apply and not let an MCAT score deter me from applying to medical schools. Additionally, she wrote me a strong letter of recommendation that I am sure was well-received by the admissions committee. After gaining my acceptance, Dr. Azumah played an active role in helping me secure some funding for my medical education by writing me reference letters for two competitive scholarships that I had applied for. In addition to providing mentorship in the academic arena, Dr. Azumah also helped me reach my professional and personal goals. I recall wanting to start a nonprofit, and I had no idea where to start. Dr. Azumah have me the ins and outs of starting a successful nonprofit, and I now run two different nonprofits, all thanks to her mentorship. I am forever grateful for Dr. Azumah’s unwavering and continuous support.