Styliana Resvanis
As director of communications for the UF College of Medicine advancement communications team, she oversees efforts to raise awareness around the initiatives, achievements and aspirations of the college through a variety of print and digital storytelling approaches; serves as editor-in-chief of the college’s alumni magazine and newsletter; and develops approaches for a coordinated and results-driven web presence and digital strategy for the college. Prior to this role, she served as the interim director, associate director, assistant director and communications specialist for the advancement communications team. As communications specialist, she oversaw the UF College of Medicine’s social media accounts, managed several of the college’s websites and contributes to various publications. Before joining the UF Health staff in 2013, she worked at the UF Foundation communications office, where she wrote for the university’s alumni publications and website and managed a regional pilot microsite. She holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from UF.
Articles
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Broadening horizons
Expanding medical education opportunities in Jacksonville
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For Florida
TRAINING LEADERS AND TRANSFORMING LIVES
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An Amazing Visionary
Remembering former dean and gene therapy pioneer Kenneth I. Berns, MD, PhD
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Changing the game
As part of the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Medical Network, UF Health teams help athletes achieve peak performance
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Alumni spotlight: John Byrnes, PA ’79
Delivering medical supplies to war-torn Ukraine
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College of Medicine receives full LCME reaccreditation
Accreditation verifies that graduates exhibit the skills needed for lifelong learning, outstanding patient care
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Setting the new standard
New state-funded Quality & Patient Safety Initiative to drive innovation in patient safety, health care
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First gens shaping the next gen
Graduates who are the first in their families to attend college lay a foundation of opportunity for generations
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A Vision for the future
Palm Beach ophthalmologist Mark Michels, MD ’85, sets his sights on shaping the next generation of physicians