We thank the many people who contributed to this project, especially those who made a significant contribution to this project’s success: members of the AACOM team, especially Thomas Levitan, MEd, who was instrumental at the onset of this project in developing the survey instrument; Jefferson research team colleagues Shira Carroll, BS; Daniel Z. Louis, MS; J. Jon Veloski, MS; and Vittorio Maio, PharmD, MS, MSPH; Tracy Treadway; and Luke Kedziora, BS, at the Jefferson Department of Information Services and Technology, who helped us in preparing the web-based research survey for online administration and correcting computer glitches during and after pilot testing; deans of participating Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine and each of the research coordinators from participating college campuses (listed here in alphabetic order): Michael Becker, DO; Joe Bianco, PhD; Linda Boyd, DO; Joseph Brewer, PhD; Lisa Carroll, MD; Mark Clark, PhD; Karen Clayton, PhD; Glenn E. Davis, PhD; Robyn Dreibelbis, DO; Kyle Henderson, PhD; Ana Maria Homs, PsyD; Justina Hyfantis, PhD; Britt Johnson, PhD; Gretchen Lovett, PhD; Susan Mackintosh, DO; Elizabeth McClain, PhD; Edward Magalhaes, PhD; Patience Mason, MEd; Terrence Miller, PhD; Malcolm Modrzakowski, PhD; David Mokler, PhD; Bruce Newton, PhD; Lorree Ratto, PhD; Sean Reeder, DO; Mireille Rizkalla, PhD; Raquel Malina Romanick, JD; Miko Rose, DO; Katherine Ruger, EdD; Amy Schlueter, MPA; Trish Sexton, DHEd, MS; Dana Shaffer, DO; Robert Sorrells, PhD; Vivian Stevens, PhD; Mary Ann Taylor, PhD; Clinton Whitson, MS; and Rynn Ziller, EdD. We are also thankful to Dorissa Bolinski, BA; and Pamela Walter, MFA, for editorial polishing of this article. Last, but not least, we give special thanks to all of the thousands of osteopathic medical students in the academic year of 2017-2018 who made history in medical education research by voluntarily and willingly completing and submitting the online survey of this project.