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Winter 2014

Gator Country |  South Florida

In Alumni News, Gator Country, Winter 2014
Gator Clubs in South Florida
Alumni at tailgate

Alumni Weekend rekindles memories for nearly 200 former students

In Alumni News, Winter 2014
University of Florida College of Medicine alumni enjoy a weekend of panel discussions and dinners.
By Christine Boatwright

Alumni Challenge finishes strong

In Alumni News, Winter 2014
Medical Alumni Board of Directors secures alumni assistance to finance construction of new education facility.
By Styliana Resvanis
 Members of the class of 1963 celebrate their 50th reunion during Alumni Weekend 2013 in September. Back row, from left: Lee Howington, MD, Jim Reed, MD, Jon Berger, MD, Loretta Cimino, David Cimino, MD, Jim Potter, MD, Harriett Pawliger, David Pawliger, MD, Gordon Couch, MD. Front row, from left: Liz Reed, Marti Berger, Constance Howington, Nell Potter, MD, Peg Couch. Photo by Sharon Kane Zohne

Honoring Smiley and Hazel

In Philanthropy News, Winter 2014
The class of 1963 gives $150,000 gift to name dean of student affairs suite.
By Styliana Resvanis
Michael Good, MD, dean of the UF College of Medicine, left, and Claudia and Alan Porter, MD ’71, attended the George T. Harrell, MD, Medical Education Building groundbreaking Nov. 22. Photo by Jesse S. Jones

A time to give back

In Philanthropy News, Winter 2014
Alan and Claudia Porter bestow $1 million gift for new medical education building.
By Christine Boatwright
Pediatrics residents. Photo by Jesse S. Jones

A new framework for residents

In College News, Winter 2014
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education develops new accreditation system.
By Emily Miller
Duane Mitchell, MD, PhD. Photo by Maria Belen Farias

World leader in brain tumor research comes to UF Health

In College News, Winter 2014
Duane Mitchell, MD, PhD, and his team join the Preston A. Wells Jr. Center for Brain Tumor Therapy.
By Christine D. Velasquez
Randolph B. Mahoney, MPAS, PA-C. Photo by Jesse S. Jones

Family’s foundation names PA studies suite in new Harrell Building

In College News, Winter 2014
Randolph B. Mahoney, PA, donates $500,000 to fund PA studies suite in new medical education facility.
By Nicole Zak
Close-up of sneaker as someone walks on indoor track

Making the best days of our lives last longer

In Features, Winter 2014
How UF is enhancing physical and cognitive abilities that decline with age
By James Hellegaard

One sleepless night in Seattle

In Features, Winter 2014
A serendipitous story of two surgeons who met one morning in an operating room and formed a lifelong friendship.
By Mary Goodwin