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Alumni

2017 annual Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day courtesy of UTMB

The Right Tools To Succeed

In Alumni, Featured Article
Pioneer in breast cancer treatment V. Suzanne Klimberg, M.D. ’84, Ph.D., recalls her medical school mentors
By Tyler Francischine
Lynn Wecker

‘A Wonderful Life’

In Alumni, Research news
On the cusp of retirement, Lynn Wecker, Ph.D. ’72, reflects on her career and life in pharmacology and academia
By Tyler Francischine
Dr. Angelina Bernier

Thinking visually

In Alumni, Faculty
Pediatric endocrinologist Angelina Bernier, M.D. ’02, works creatively to educate and empower young patients
By Tyler Francischine
Dr. Ali Haas

Rising to each challenge

In Alumni
For reconstructive surgeon Ali Haas, M.D. ’84, the more difficult the task, the better
By Tyler Francischine
Shannon Boye

Fighting blindness with gene therapy

In Alumni, College, Faculty, Research news
Shannon E. Boye, PhD ’06, has an eye for tackling some of the toughest sight-robbing vision problems.
By Doug Bennett
Connor McVey

Answering the call

In Alumni, College, Physician Assistant
Former sheriff's deputy Connor McVey trades his badge for scrubs
By Styliana Resvanis
Emily, Daniel, Rebecca and James Welch after Daniel's medical school graduation

Leading by example

In Alumni, Students
Alum James Welch, M.D. ’82, inspires the next generation as a physician and a father
By Tyler Francischine
Amelia Watson and her mother, Sonja Rasmussen, at the 2017 UF College of Medicine commencement

Like mother, like daughter

In Alumni, Students
Two generations of Gators reflect on their medical training and each other
By Tyler Francischine
Hippocratic Award, Dr. Ryan Nall

Alum turned faculty member honored by graduating class

In Alumni, College, Faculty
Ryan Nall, M.D. ’09, was honored May 2 by the class of 2018 with this year’s esteemed Hippocratic Award.
By Tyler Francischine
Jeffrey M. Ostrove, Ph.D.

UF COM graduate, biotech industry leader speaks to graduate students

In Alumni, College
Jeff Ostrove, Ph.D. ’80, speaks to biomedical sciences students as part of Career Development Lecture Series