I would like to thank all of the alumni who took the time to respond to the readership survey we conducted in 2007 for the Alumni News magazine. Through your valuable input, we have a better understanding of our strengths and how we can build on them.
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To help cultivate an environment at the Medical College that encourages and supports the application of research to patient care, we have established the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI). This new and innovative infrastructure will advance education, collaboration and research in clinical and translational science.
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Dr. Jonathan Ravdin appointed Dean of Medical College of Wisconsin, and other news.
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In 13 years as dean and executive vice president, Dr. Michael J. Dunn strengthened research programs, oversaw significant programmatic and physical growth, and raised the national reputation of the Medical College of Wisconsin. His recruitment of faculty leaders and shaping of the College’s vision remain as part of his legacy at his alma mater. Dr. Dunn’s tenure ends May 5 when his successor, Jonathan I. Ravdin, MD, begins his service.
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There is no shortage of information in medicine, but there is an enormous need for organizing, using, sharing and researching this data to improve medical practice. Alumni in medical informatics are working on these challenges while the College’s joint degree program with MSOE has been training professionals in the field for more than 10 years.
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Nearly one year into his appointment, the dean of the Medical College’s Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences answers questions from Alumni News about his vision for the Graduate School, the growth of its programs and his desire for strong alumni involvement.
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As practicing physicians field increasing numbers of questions from patients about prescription medication, many alumni question the manner in which drugs are advertised directly to consumers and consider whether the omnipresent ads do more harm than good.
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Family medicine alumni receive Presidential Volunteer Awards for helping train primary care physicians in Armenia to improve health care delivery in the former Soviet nation.
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John R. McKenzie, MD ’55, and his wife, Marilyn, recently established the John R. McKenzie, MD Endowed Fund for Alzheimer’s Research through a $100,000 IRA rollover gift to the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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Through a unique fellowship, Sarah K. England, PhD ’93, learned the leap between her laboratory and the Legislative branch of government is not as far as one might think. She also discovered an affinity for health policy that complements her research and academic aspirations.
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Professional and personal accomplishments and activities of Medical College of Wisconsin alumni.
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Obituaries of Medical College of Wisconsin, Marquette School of Medicine, and Marquette University School of Medicine alumni.
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Alumni events: Alumni dinners and receptions, Alumni Weekend 2008, Class of 1958 50-year reunion, CME
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