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Jan 06, 2011
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“We’ve all been basking in the glow of what you’ve accomplished in the last 10 years, and you should have your buttons just bursting with pride about that,” Darrell Kirch said at the medical school’s capstone anniversary event.

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Janine Edwards, Ph. D., chair of the Department of Medical Humanities and Social Sciences, is a leading expert in one of the things that help the College of Medicine attract diverse and talented students.

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Jan 06, 2011
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 The prestigious teaching award is given by the American Academy of Family Physicians Foundation based on scholastic achievement, leadership qualities and dedication to family medicine.

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Long before she was instrumental in the creation of the College of Medicine, Myra Hurt was a researcher. She still is. In August, Hurt – now senior associate dean for research and graduate programs – was elected chair of the Florida State University Council on Research and
Creativity for this academic year.

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There’s healthy competition amongFlorida’s medical schools, but ultimately they’re all looking out for the present and future health of our state. In fact, you might not know that they collaborate and cooperate extensively through the Council of Florida Medical School Deans.

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Jan 06, 2011
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Gonzalez-Rothi will replace interim chair Harold Bland, M.D., who will continue as professor and pediatrics education
director.

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In May, during the College of Medicine’s commencement ceremony, she learned that a mentorship program in the newly
established Resident Division of the American Medical Women’s Association had been named for her. As one of Florida’s first female pediatricians, and as a key benefactor to Florida State University in general and the College of Medicine in particular, her infl uence as a role model is immeasurable.

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Jan 06, 2011
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Hand-picked from more than 3,000 applicants, 120 new medical students arrive each May filled with confidence – until they report to the anatomy lab. No amount of previous success can prepare them for the anxiety and emotional upheaval of their first medical school experience.

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Each chemically preserved body is stored in one of the $8,000 stainless steel immersion dissecting tables that are arranged in two rows throughout the rooms. At the start of each dissecting session, the steel tabletop doors are opened as a closet door might be, and a pedal raises the body for access and observation.

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Students are taught from the beginning that how they react to the course will depend, in part, on their own circumstances.

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