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Alejandro de Quesada, J. Robert Cade, Jim Free and Dana Shires.

Celebrating the Gatorade legacy at the University of Florida

#Alejandro de Quesada, #Dana Shires, and 6 more...
In Features, Spring 2016
Gatorade continues to help define the UF College of Medicine.
medical school students.

Couple uses financial savvy to pay it forward

#Barbara Williams, #Dennis Williams, and 2 more...
In Features, Spring 2016
Dennis and Barbara Williams start scholarship to invest in medical students' futures.
construction of the UF Health Heart & Vascular Hospital and the UF Health Neuromedicine Hospital.

Fundraising efforts progressing for new hospitals

#David S. Guzick, #department of neurosurgery, and 3 more...
In Philanthropy News, Spring 2016
The two new hospitals will provide a healing environment that revolves around our patients.
Steve Waters.

Steve Waters’ passion continues to inspire

#Clinton Bush, #department of orthopaedics and rehabilitation, and 6 more...
In Philanthropy News, Spring 2016
Steve Waters' passion continues to inspire with a new scholarship that rewards determination.
People sit in a learning studio.

College of Medicine moves into its new home

#Anaclerio Learning and Assessment Center, #David Guzick, and 12 more...
In Features, Special Issue 2015
The 95,000-square-foot Harrell Medical Education Building is the UF College of Medicine’s first “true home.”
Joseph Fantone, MD, senior associate dean for educational affairs in the learning studio

The perfect fit

#George T Harrell MD Medical Education Building, #Joseph Fantone, and 1 more...
In Features, Special Issue 2015
Architects design new building around curriculum.
Rendering of the UF Health Heart and Vascular Hospital.

Heart transplant patient honors team that saved his life

#Charles Klodell, #Chester Allgood, and 8 more...
In Philanthropy News, Spring 2015
New heart and vascular hospital breaks ground.
Duane Mitchell, in business attire outside the McKnight Brain Institute.

UF Health provides the perfect fit for Duane Mitchell and his team

#department of neurosurgery, #Duane Mitchell, and 2 more...
In College News, Spring 2015
Mitchell joins UF College of Medicine from Duke University.
Grace Snaith.

Combining high tech high touch

#Bev Snaith, #David Powell, and 5 more...
In College News, Spring 2015
UF Health Proton Therapy Institute, first treatment center in the Southeast to offer proton therapy