Henry W. Foster Jr.

About The Author

Henry W. Foster, Jr., is a clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Vanderbilt University, as well as a professor emeritus and former dean at Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Foster has over two-hundred publications and he is the author of his autobiography, Make a Difference. In 1996, he served as U.S. President Bill Clinton's senior advisor on teenage pregnancy reduction and youth issues. He is the recipient of the Scroll Merit Award. He continues to give lectures and share his expertise across the world. 

Books by Henry W. Foster Jr.

Make a Difference

The Founder of the "I Have a Future Program" Shares His Vision for Young America

By Henry W. Foster Jr.
With Alice Greenwood
From the founder of the “I Have a Future Program” comes a memoir recounting his notable career as a physician and experience as a controversial nominee for surgeon general as Dr. Henry W. Foster, Jr. shares his vision for the youth of America.
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