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Unprecedented support Donor wall chronicles philanthropy of alumni and friends.
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All the right moves Research and evaluation guide curriculum improvements.
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Art and medicine Unique collaboration provides standardized patient training for medical students.
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Location, location, location Medical students learn residency training destinations at Match Day 2013.
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New halls, old walls After a meticulous restoration, 70-year-old murals find a home in the new James W. and Frances G. McGlothlin Medical Education Center.
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Lasting legacy for heart health A $10 million total gift to the VCU Pauley Heart Center promises to save lives for generations to come..
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Strength in numbers Alumni band together to build Medical Education Center.
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A perfect fit Class of 2016 receives its white coats during ceremony.
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From crime scenes to Twizzlers Girl Scouts have fun with science
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Convocation 2012 As they marched in graduation ceremonies and went forward to claim their medical degrees, the Class of 2012 had good reason to celebrate.
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Reunion Weekend 2012 Alumni come back, give back
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Talented trend busters $1.3 million in grants support training programs opening doors for underrepresented minorities.
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Oh, the places you'll go! The Class of 2012 learns residency destinations.
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Minding your bedside manner Internal medicine, theater departments team up to revive art of doctor-patient rapport.
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Gifts at Work Philanthropy makes a difference for students, faculty in the medical school.
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Lasting support Half-million dollars in new scholarship endowments will benefit students.
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Dressed for success Medical school welcomes Class of 2015
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On display Internal medicine professor and husband share their passion for art through an exhibition at VCU's Anderson Gallery
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Class of 2011 Congratulations and best wishes for continued success!
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Tangible gratitude Couple’s generous gift supports medical education while honoring beloved surgeon.
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Shaping science and medicine Faculty members extend influence through posts to national organizations and the textbooks they author and edit.
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Tears of joy Fourth-year students celebrate on Match Day 2011
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Unique research gift Gift from the estate of Lavinia Blick funds medical research of junior faculty members.
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Beyond borders VCU medical students discover the value of serving patients worldwide. |
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Anything is possible Spinal cord injuries are focus of research and patient care for associate professor. |
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Making history again Couple’s generous gift helps build a new educational facility at the intersection where they first met. |
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A new beginning The class of 2014 celebrates its entry into the VCU School of Medicine at the White Coat Ceremony. |
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Talented assistant professors Meet three investigators recognized for research in high-need areas. |
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Elite selection The National Institutes of Health award VCU with a $20 million federal research grant — the largest in the history of the university. |
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Top ranking U.S. News & World Report names the VCU Medical Center among the best hospitals for the fourth consecutive year. |
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Announcing The VCU Health System and Children’s Hospital join to form the Children’s Hospital of Richmond. |
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Moving up The VCU School of Medicine Convocation Ceremony honors the graduating class of 2010. |
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What a Difference an M.D. Makes Simulation helps graduating students assimilate four year’s of learning to make judgments, diagnoses and decisions. |
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DOCS2012 One day in the not-so-distant future we will be leaders in our community. Why not start now? |
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Global Health Learning Fourth-year medical students share experiences with global health learning elective. |
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A New Approach to Pain Physician's training doesn't prepare them to help the one in five Americans with chronic pain. Leanne Yanni, M.D., found a solution to this. |
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Going global While treating the rural citizens of Honduras, VCU medical students discover the value of serving patients worldwide. |
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Life’s work John T. Povlishock, Ph.D., leads team of VCU researchers in exploring restorative processes that occur after Traumatic Brain Injury. |
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Breaking ground The VCU School of Medicine partners with Inova Health System to offer its students a new kind of learning environment in a new, state-of-the-art building. |
