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Articles categorized as
Winter 2011
Honor roll of giving
In
Philanthropy News
,
Winter 2011
The Honor Roll of names recognizes support from alumni and friends who gave $100 or more during 2010 – 2011.
The start of a new tradition
In
Philanthropy News
,
Winter 2011
17 newly endowed professors were honored during the inaugural Celebrating Distinction ceremony.
By Jessica Jinah Song
A new hospital home for children
In
College News
,
Winter 2011
Shands Hospital for Children at the University of Florida opens its doors.
A roadmap for the future
In
College News
,
Winter 2011
New leadership propels the college toward greatness.
Realizing the vision
In
Features
,
Winter 2011
A transformational gift helps set UF medical education on course toward its future, with lessons from its past.
The real Deal
In
College News
,
Winter 2011
Litisha Deal, MD, is one of nine residents nationally to receive traveling fellowship.
By Melanie Stawicki Azam
An officer and a physician
In
Alumni News
,
Winter 2011
Kimberly Toone, MD ’97, cares for thousands onboard one of the world’s largest aircraft carriers.
Once a Gator, always a Gator
In
Alumni News
,
Winter 2011
College of Medicine graduates cheered on the Gators at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and toured the growing campus.
New UF Jacksonville professorship supports palliative care program
In
Philanthropy News
,
Winter 2011
A new UF College of Medicine–Jacksonville professorship assures pediatric palliative programs' evolution.
By Melanie Stawicki Azam
A family affair
In
Alumni News
,
Winter 2011
Mother and daughter spend a week working with patients as UF Project Haiti volunteers.
By Melanie Stawicki Azam
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