Convocation, University of Maryland School of Medicine

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Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10713/3212 UNIVERSITY ofMARYLAND SCHOOL ofMEDICINE

2001 To THE CLASS OF 2001

For meeting the significant challenges you encountered

throughout your educational experience - congratulations! For continued preserverance and success

in meeting the challenges that await you - best wishes.

For choosing to become a member of the healing and

research professions - thank you.

Never forget that as a professional your personal

behavior must also exhibit the highest integrity

and concern for humankind.

DONALD E. WILSON, MD, MACP Vice President for Medical Affoirs & Dean, University ofMaryland School ofMedicine ACADEMIC PROCESSION Purcell- Trumpet Voluntary

FACULTY MARSHALS* CHOSEN BY THE CLASS OF 2001

KEviN S. FERENTZ, MD Associate Professor ofFamily Medicine (faculty marshal)

RAYMOND H. FLoRES, MD Associate Professor ofMedicine {student marshal)

MILFORD M. FoXWELL, JR., MD Assistant Professor ofMedicine & Associate Dean for Admissiom (student marshal)

WILLIAM L. HENRICH, MD Professor and Chair ofMedicine (mace bearer)

PHILIP A. MACKOWIAK, MD Professor and Vice Chair ofMedicine (faculty marshal)

WELCOME &ADDRESS

DONALD E. WILSON, MD, MACP Vice President for Medical Affairs & Dean, School ofMedicine

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AWARDS**

PRESENTED BY DONALD E. WILSON, MD, MACP

*Sekmd by th~ class of2001. ** Awartkes should approach the stairs to your kft before the rekvant announc~­ mmtJ are matk and walk across the platform as your names are called, and descend on the right. Family and friends are invited to take photographs ofaward winners and graduates from the front ofthe auditorium throughout the ceremony. A professional photographer will also provitk pictures ofthe evmt. FACULTY GOLD MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING Q!JALIFICATIONS FOR THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE In the Annual Circular of the School of Medicine for 1879-80, the following appeared: "To stimulate zealous study among the candidates for graduation the fac­ ulty offers the prize of a handsome gold medal to the graduate who has passed the best competitive examination in medicine and surgery, the same to be determined by the grade marks of his final examination." The faculty gold medal honors a graduate with outstanding scholarly accomplishments and those qualities of humanity and dedication most desirable in a physician.

TERESA IRENE KVLIE Address to the class of2001 by the Gold Medalist

BALDER SCHOLARSHIP AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT For the graduating senior with the highest academic record throughout the medical course. The award was established when the Board of Regents of the University of Maryland accepted a gift from the Balder Foundation on June 15, 1961.

ERIC MILLER THORN

DEAN'S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH For the graduating seniors who have performed the most notable research during the course of the standard MD program. (Established in 1988)

FIELD FARRAR. WILLINGHAM Departmental Awards

DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY AND NEUROBIOLOGY (founded in 1807 as the Department of Anatomy and Physiology), presented by MICHAEL T. SHIPLEY, PHD Professor and Chair UHLENHUTH AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE ANATOMICAL SCIENCES In recognition of the graduate with the highest academic record in the anatomical sciences. The award honors Dr. Eduard C.A. Uhlenhuth, chair of the Department of Anatomy from 1933 to 1955, an outstanding scientist and demanding professor in the classical academic tradition. (Established in 1956)

jASON CHARLFS ROLAND

DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (founded in 1807 as the Department of Chemistry), presented by GUISEPPE INESI, MD, PHD Professor and Chair ELIJAH ADAMS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY For the graduate who has achieved an honors grade in the biochemistry and molecu­ lar biology course and has written a paper judged of the highest quality by the faculty of the department. The award honors Dr. Elijah Adams, chair of the Department of Biological Chemistry from 1963 to 1976, who was known for his research in the biosynthesis and metabolism of collagen, proline and hydroxyproline in animals and bacteria, and his dedication as a teacher. (Established in 1985)

TRISHA ANN PROSSICK

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE (founded in 1807 as the Department of the Theory and Practice of Medicine), presented by WILLIAM L. HENRICH, MD

THEODORE E. WOODWARD PRIZE IN INTERNAL MEDICINE The highest award in internal medicine to the graduate who has an excellent academ­ ic record in the discipline of internal medicine and has displayed the attributes of compassion and dedication in the care of patients. The prize, endowed by his former students, honors Dr. Woodward, class of 1938 and ninth chair of the Department of Medicine from 1954 to 1981. (Established in 1992)

ERIC MILLER THORN LEONARD M. HUMMEL MEMORIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN INTERNAL MEDICINE A gold medal to a graduate with outstanding qualifications in internal medicine, endowed by the family and friends of Dr. Hummel, class of 1934, a Baltimore internist. (Established in 1951)

CHRISTOPHER SEVERINO VACCARI

LOUIS, IDA, AND SAMUEL COHEN AWARD FOR PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES OF SCHOLARSHIP, ABILITY, AND COMPASSION FOR PATIENTS For a graduate with superior scholarship and scientific knowledge of internal medi­ cine and understanding and compassion for patients. The award was endowed by Mr. Morris Cohen, the leading scholar of the class of 1926 until he left the School of Medicine at the end of the sophomore year to enter the family business when his father unexpectedly died. The award was given in honor of the donor's father, sister, and brother. (Established in 1971)

jOYCE LEITCH }ONFS

I. EARL PASS MEMORIAL AWARD FOR EXCEPTIONAL PROFICIENCY IN INTERNAL MEDICINE This award, endowed in the will of Dr. Pass, class of 1937, recognizes a member of the graduating class with an outstanding performance in medicine. (Established in 1982)

ROBEIU IAN PARGAMENT

MILTON S. SACKS AWARD IN HEMATOLOGY For the graduate with the most distinguished record in hematology. The award was endowed by the students, colleagues, and friends of Dr. Sacks, class of 1934, a pio­ neer in the development of hematology at the University of Maryland and director of the clinical pathology laboratories of the University of Maryland Medical Center. (Established in 1965)

ERIC MILLER THORN

THEODORE E. WOODWARD AWARD IN PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS For the sophomore medical student whose performance in physical diagnosis best exemplifies the desirable combination of factual information, clinical skills, and humanity which are characteristics of an accomplished physician. The award honors one of the medical school's most admired teachers who joined the faculty in 1946. (Established in 1982)

ELIZABETH PAYNE IVES DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY AND EXPERIMENTAL THERAPEUTICS (founded in 1807 as the Department of Materia Medica), presented by EDSON X. ALBUQUERQUE, MD, PHD Professor and Chair C. JELLEF CARRAWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PHARMACOLOGY For the graduate who has achieved an honors grade in the medical pharmacology course and has written a paper judged of the highest quality by the faculty of the department. The award honors Dr. Carr, a member of the department faculty from 1937 to 1955. He wrote, with Dr. John C. Krantz, Jr. , a standard text in pharmacology and co-discovered the valuable cardiovascular drug isosorbide dinitrate. (Established in 1990 on the 50th anniversary of Dr. Carr's publication about isosorbide dinitrate.)

ERIC WllliAM FITZ

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY (founded in 1807 as the Department of Anatomy and Physiology), presented by MORDECAI P. BLAUSTEIN, MD Professor and Chair SHELDON E. GREISMAN PRIZE IN MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY For the graduate with the most distinguished performance in physiology. Dr. Greisman, an emeritus professor of medicine and physiology, had a gift for teaching and was greatly admired by the students. He was especially devoted to the teaching of integrative physiology and pathophysiology. Dr. Greisman's extensive series of lectures on these subjects was one of the highlights of the Year I Medical Physiology Course for many years. (Established in 1990)

BARrON FREDERICK LANE

DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY (founded in 1807), presented by BRUCE E. JARRELL, MD Professor and Chair WAYNE W. BABCOCKAWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SURGERY For a graduate with outstanding qualifications in surgery. This award was endowed by the family and friends of Dr. Babcock, class of 1893, a distinguished surgeon who performed pioneering work on hernia, spinal anesthesia and perineal surgery, and wrote an important textbook of surgery. He was professor of surgery at Temple University and for many years chief surgeon at Samaritan Hospital in Philadelphia. (Established in 1962)

EMILY CATHERINE BELLAVANCE HANS R. WILHELMSEN PRIZE FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN SURGERY Awarded to the graduate with the highest academic record in surgery in honor of Dr. Wilhelmsen, class of 1959, who also graduated from the University of Maryland School of Dentistry. A loyal and devoted alumnus of the University, Dr. Wilhelmsen has continuously provided encouragement to students and graduates in pursuit of excellence. (Established in 1981)

MURTAZA Rlzvi

A. BRADLEY GAITHER MEMORIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN GENITO-URINARY SURGERY For the graduate who excelled during the senior clerkship in genito-urinary surgery, in honor of Dr. Gaither, a prominent Baltimore urologist. (Established in 1929)

jOHN ROBERT RAMEY

THE SOCIETY FOR ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE For the senior medical student who has captured the essence of the ideal emergency physician by demonstrating high skill, equanimity, and kindness in an environment which requires quick, clear thinking and action. The awardee understands the exigencies of this specialty which must be met with enthusiasm, tenacity, and skill. The Society salutes the graduating senior who has shown this promise. (Established in 1992)

jEREMY THOMAS CUSHMAN

DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS, GYNECOLOGY AND REPRODUCTIVE SCIENCES (founded in 1812 as the Department of Obstetrics), presented by HUGH MIGHTY, MD Assistant Professor and Interim Chair LOUIS HARRIMAN DOUGLASS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY For the graduating senior with an outstanding academic record and particular interest in obstetrics and gynecology. The Douglass Obstetrical and Gynecological Society established this award to honor the seventh chair of the Department of Obstetrics from 1937 to 1955. After Dr. Douglass's tenure the combined Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology was created. Dr. Douglass was a member of the class of 1911 and served an internship and residency at the University of Maryland Hospital from 1911 to 1913. (Established in 1987)

GEETIKA AGRAWALA DEPARTMENT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE (founded in 1833), presented by J. GLENN MORRIS, ]R., MD, MPH & TM Professor and Chair ROBLEY DUNGLISON AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE For the graduating students who have demonstrated outstanding competence in the fields of preventive medicine and public health. The award commemorates Dr. Robley Dunglison, the first professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics & Medical Jurisprudence. When this chair was established, the University of Maryland became the first medical school to teach hygiene (or preventive medicine) in the United States. While a member of the faculty, Dr. Dunglison published the first American textbook on preventive medicine. He was the physician to four presidents: Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Jackson. (Established in 1976)

MONA DHIRAJ SHAH

ABRAHAM LILIENFELD AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN EPIDEMIOLOGY & BIOSTATISTICS For the graduating student with outstanding performance in the courses given by the department in the first two years of medical school. Dr. Lilienfeld, a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Medicine, was one of the pioneers of chronic disease epidemiology in the United States and chair of the Department of Epidemiology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. (Established in 1991)

MATTHEW AUGUST KOENIG

DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY (founded in 1873), presented by STEVEN BERENSTEIN, MD, PHD Assistant Professor GEORGE FRICK AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN OPHTHALMOLOGY For the graduates who have demonstrated outstanding skills in ophthalmology. The award honors Dr. George Frick, lecturer on clinical medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, who published the first treatise on eye disease in America in 1824. (Established in 2001)

LINDA RosE '

DEPARTMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY (founded in 1900 as the Department of Roentgenology), presented by PHILIP A. TEMPLETON, MD Professor and Chair JOSEPH E. WHITLEY AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN RADIOLOGY For the graduating student who has performed outstanding research in radiology which has been presented and/or published. This award was endowed by the depart­ ment in honor of Dr. Whitley, chair from 1978 to 1989. Dr. Whitley was devoted to the training of medical students in the practice of his specialty and developed valu­ able teaching aids for their education. (Established in 1995)

jENNIFER MARIE CoLL

DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY (founded in 1915), presented by SANFORD A. STASS, MD Professor and Interim Chair RUDOLF VIRCHOW AWARD FOR RESEARCH IN PATHOLOGY For the graduate who has made an outstanding contribution to research in the field of pathology. The award commemorates Dr. Virchow (1821-1902), professor of pathology in Berlin. Dr. Virchow established the cellular theory of disease, a finding which revolutionized medical science. His discovery was made possible by the devel­ opment of the light microscope and its application to the study of diseased cells. (Established in 1978)

- KRISTINA ANN CoLE

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY (founded in 1916 as the Department of Bacteriology), presented by ]AN CERNY, MD, PHD Professor and Chair

CHARLES L. WISSEMAN, JR., AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY For the student with the highest academic records in microbiology. This award hon­ ors the chair of the department from 1954 to 1986, an authority in the basic science of and the diseases caused by rickettsia. (Established in 1990)

MATTHEW AUGUST KOENIG DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS (founded in 1949), presented by ]AY A. PERMAN, MD Professor and Chair J. EDMUND BRADLEY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PEDIATRICS For the graduate with both a leading academic record in pediatrics and the character­ istics most admired in a pediatrician. The award was endowed by the Department of Pediatrics to honor Dr. Bradley, the first full-time chair from 1949 to 1968. Dr. Bradley was an outstanding and caring teacher who was always available to students. (Established in 1969)

RACHEL BETH CHERNIKOFF

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY (founded in 1952), presented by ANrnoNY F. LEHMAN, MD Professor and Chair JACOB FINESINGERAWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PSYCHIATRY For the graduate who has demonstrated outstanding skills in general psychiatry. The award honors Dr. Finesinger, the founding chair of the Department of Psychiatry from 1952 to 1959, who was particularly dedicated to the teaching of medical students. (Established in 1960)

jOSHUA LAWRENCE ROFFMAN

EUGENE B. BRODY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PSYCHOTHERAPY For a graduate with outstanding skill in psychotherapy, given in honor of the second chair of the Department of Psychiatry from 1959 to 1976. Dr. Brody made impor­ tant contributions to the psychotherapy of schizophrenia. (Established in 1977)

ROBYN LEIGH WECHSLER DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIOLOGY (founded in 1956), presented by M. JANE MATJASKO, MD Professor and Chair MARTIN HELRICH PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN ANESTHESIOLOGY For the graduate with the highest academic distinction during the senior clerkship in anes­ thesiology. The prize honors Dr. Martin Helrich, chair of the Department of Anesthesiology &om 1956 to 1987, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to anes­ thesiology at the University of Maryland and in the United States. (Established in 1987)

CAMILLE TOPAZ CADE HAMMOND

THE DR. JEREMY HALLISEY AWARD For the graduate pursuing a career in anesthesiology who best demonstrates the quality of compassion. The prize honors the memory of Dr. Jeremy Hallisey; who completed his residency at the University of Maryland in 1980. Dr. Hallisey was Chief of Anesthesiology at Mercy Medical Center. (Established in 1998)

jOSEPH GREGORY HOBELMANN

DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY (founded in 1963), presented by KENNETH P. jOHNSON, MD Professor and Chair WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN NEUROLOGY For the graduate with outstanding accomplishments in neurology. The award recognizes the contributions to neurology of Dr. Hammond, the Union Surgeon General during the Civil War, and &om 1859 to 1861 a member of the faculty of the School of Medicine. He was one of the founding members of the American Neurological Association in 1873. (Established in 1972)

MATrHEw AUGUST KOENIG DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE (founded in 1972), presented by HERBERT L. MUNCIE, JR., MD Professor and Chair

EDWARD J. KOWALEWSKI AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN FAMILY PRACTICE For the fourth-year student who has demonstrated special interest and high academic achievement in family practice. Dr. Kowalewski was the founding chair of the Department of Family Medicine from 1972 to 1990. (Established in 1991)

TERESA IRENE KULIE

DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY (founded in 1992), presented by jOSEPH w. BURNETT, MD Professor and Acting Chair

EUGENE SYDNEY BERESTON AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN DERMATOLOGY For the graduate with outstanding accomplishments and interest in dermatology. The award was founded on the 75th birthday of Dr. Bereston, class of 1937, by his daughter, Mrs. Richard I. Katz, and her family. Dr. Bereston, a clinical professor at Maryland, taught students and house officers and had a continuing interest in diagnostic and clinical mycology. (Established in 1989)

TRISHA .ANN PROSSICK

DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGERY (founded in 1996), presented by HowARD M. EISENBERG, MD Professor and Chair

WILLIAM H. MOSBERG, JR., MD AWARD FOR NEUROSURGERY The neurosurgery award, established by Dr. Mosberg's widow, Mrs. Barbara Mosberg, honors Dr. Mosberg, class of 1944, a leading neurosurgeon at the University of Maryland and in the Baltimore community. (Established in 1996)

PABLO R. PERILLAN Awards chosen by student orginizations and the class

Presented by ERIC Orro KLINEBERG President, Class of2001

AMERICAN MEDICAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION GOLDEN APPLE AWARD (Chosen by the class of2001) For members of the faculty of the University of Maryland School of Medicine who have shown particular interest in medical education and excellence in teaching. PRECLINICAL AWARD GARY D. PLOTNICK, MD Professor ofMedicine & Assistant Dean for Student Affairs CLINICAL AWARD ROBERT D. PUGATCH, MD Professor ofDiagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

STUDENT NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION SERVICE AWARD For the graduating seniors who have demonstrated leadership in the Student National Medical Association and have made outstanding contributions to the minority community. The Student National Medical Association, which has branches in every American medical school, is dedicated to advancing the welfare of minority medical students and the health of members of the minority community.

jUMOKE KANYAMA KAMBON ALIM STEPHANIE LYNN DAVIS

STUDENT COUNCIL FACULTY AWARDS*

BRUCE E. jARRELL, MD

MARK H. LoWITI, MD Associate Professor ofDermatology

NEIL C. PORTER, MD Assistant Professor ofNeurology

MARsHALL L. RENNELS, PHD Professor ofAnatomy and Neurobiology THE 2001 HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY HUMANISM IN MEDICINE AWARDS* The purpose of The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey Humanism in Medicine Awards is to promote the integration of humanism in the delivery of care to patients and their families. These awards are intended to spur dialogue, debate and activities related to graduating scientifically excellent, as well as compassionate, physicians.

TERESA IRENE KULIE, Student Recipient HENRY J. SILVERMAN, MD, Professor ofMedicine, Faculty Recipient

WILLIAM D. KAPLAN, MD AWARD* For the graduate who best combines humanism with the clinical study of medicine. The award honors Dr. Kaplan, class of 1969, an authority on brain tumor imaging, chief of oncologic nuclear medicine at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, and professor of radiology at the Harvard Medical School. A gifted teacher, Dr. Kaplan emphasized the interactions between physician and patient. He was widely recognized for his ability to relieve the anxiety of his patients and provide compassionate care. (Established in 1995)

SIAMA.K MOAYEDI

*Selected by the class of2001 .

STUDENT SERVICE AWARDS ERIC Orro KLINEBERG President, Class of2001

RAJWINDER SINGH DEU Vice-President, Class of2001

SALMA KAHTAN JABBOUR Secretary, Class of2001

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM CALABRIA Treasurer, Class of2001 REMARKS ERIC 0ITo KLINEBERG FRANK M. CALIA, MD, MACP Vice Dean ofthe School ofMedicine, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs & Professor ofMedicine, Microbiology and Immunology*

INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM PARTY BY DONALD E. WILSON, MD, MACP

HOODING OF GRADUATES jACK GLADSTEIN, MD Associate Professor ofPediatrics & Associate Dean for Student Affairs

DAVID B. MALLorr, MD* Associate Professor ofPsychiatry & Associate Dean for Medical Education

HERBERT L. MUNCIE, JR., MD*

YVETIE L. RooKS, MD* Associate Professor ofFamily Medicine jORDAN E. WARNICK, PHD* Professor ofPharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics & Assistant Dean for Student Education and Research

*Selected by the class of200 I. MD, PHD GRADUATES

KRISTINA ANN CoLE B.S. 1992, Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA Ph.D. 1999, Pathology. "The Study of Gene Expression in Prostate Cancer Progression ftom Human Tissues" Supervisors: Lance A. Liotta, M.D., Ph.D., Chief, Laboratory ofPathology. National Cancer Institute, NIH and Sanford A. Stass, M.D., Director, Greenebaum Cancer Center, Acting Chair, Department ofPathology Pediatrics, Children's Hospital ofPhiladelphia, PA

PABW R. PERILLAN B.S. 1993, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy. NY Ph.D. 2001, Electrophysiology. Pathology. "Semiconductors ofthe Central Nervous System: Identification and Characterization ofInwardly RectifYing Potassium Channels in Reactive Astrocytes and the Modulation of KIR2.3 by TGFbeta-1 " Supervisor: J Marc Simard, M.D., Ph.D., Proftssor ofNeurosurgery, Physiology and Pathology. and Chief of the Neurosurgical Service at the Baltimore Veterans Hospital

MD GRADUATES SUMMA CUM LAUDE

PATRJCK BARNETT BURNS B.S. 1993, Cornell University. Ithaca, NY M.S. 1994, Cornell University. Ithaca, NY Family Practice, Stamford Hospital, CT

TERESA IRENE KUUE B.S. 1993, University ofMichigan Hospital, Ann Arbor Family Practice, University ofWisconsin Hospital, Madison

NICHOLAS A. SMERLIS B.S. 1996, johns Hopkins University Orthopaedic Surgery. Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, NY

ERJC MILLER THORN B.S. 1996, Duke University. Durham, NC Medicine, fohns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

EDWARD SLOAN COTNER B.A. 1992, Vanderbilt University. Nashville, TN M.S. 1996, University ofMaryland, Baltimore County Transitional, Harbor-University of California-Los Angeles Medical Center Emergency Medicine, University of California-Los Angeles Medical Center

jEREMY THOMAS CUSHMAN B.S. 1996, Hobart and William Smith College, Geneva, NY Emergency Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

ERJC WILLIAM FITZ B.S. 1995, Brown University. Providence, R1 Medicine, Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Ophthalmology. University ofVirginia Health System, Charlottesville

ROBERT IAN PARGAMENT B.S. 1991. University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, Hospital ofthe University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia TRISHA ANN PROSSICK B.A. 1997, Rutgers Univerrity, New Brunswick, NJ Medicine, University ofMedicine and Dentistry ofNew Jersry, Newark Dermatology, New York Medical College, ValhallA

jOHN ROBERT RAMEY B.A. 1997, ]ohm Hopkim University Surgery, Thomas feffirson Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA Urology, Thomas feffirson Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA

CUM LAUDE

DEREK JASON CUFF B.S. 1997, Washington College, Chestertown, MD Orthopaedics, University ofMarylAnd Medical Center

jOHN MICHAEL FILIGENZI B.A. 1997, ]ohm Hopkim University Medicine, Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Diagnostic Radiology, University ofMarylAnd Medical Center

SALMA KAHTAN JABBOUR B.A. 1996, University ofVirginia, Charlottesville Medicine, University ofMarylAnd Medical Center Radiology Oncology, ]ohm Hopkim Hospital, Baltimore, MD

GILLIAN ALTHEA jACOB B.A. 1995, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH Obstetrics and Gynecology, Baylor College ofMedicine, Houston, TX

jOYCE LEITCH }ONES B.S. 1995, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Medicine, New York Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, NY

MATTHEW AUGUST KOENIG B.A. 1997, Earlham College, Richmond, IN Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN Neurology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN

SIAMAK MOAYEDI B.S. 1997, University ofMarylAnd, College Park Emergency Medicine, Thomas Jeffirson Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA

SUNEEL NIREN NAGDA B.S.E. 1996, Duke University, Durham, NC Medicine, University ofIllinois , Chicago Radiation Oncology, LoyolA University Medical Center, Maywood, IL

IGOR MIKHAILOVICH POLTINNIKOV B.S. 1996, Towson State University, MarylAnd Medicine, University ofMarylAnd Medical Center Radiology Oncology, Thomas Jeffirson Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA

ELIZABETH ANN SHUGERT B.A. 1996, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH Surgery, Baylor College ofMedicine, Houston, TX OtolAryngology, Baylor College ofMedicine, Houston, TX

CHRISTOPHER SEVERINO VACCARI B.S. 1997, University ofMarylAnd, College Park Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC MD DEGREE

GEETIKA AGRAWALA B.S. 1996, Stanford University. Stanford, 01 Obstetrics and Gynecology, Thomas jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA

ADEBISI MATILDA AJALA B.S. 1996, Howard University. Washington, DC Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center Anesthesiology, University ofMaryland Medical Center

CHARLES ROBERT ALBRECHT, III B.S. 1996, Washington College, Chestertown, MD Medicine, ]ohm Hopkim Hospital, Baltimore, MD

}UMOKE I

DARRYL P. ANDERSON B.S. 1997, Messiah College, Grantham, PA Medicine, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, PA

JULIA SARAH ANIXT B.S. 1996, Haverford College, PA Pediatrics, Yale - New Ha'!en Hospital, CT

ToM AsHAR B.A. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Emergency Medicine, St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center, New York, NY

AYANNA MARIE BEARD B.A. 1996, St. Mary's College ofMaryland Family Medicine, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY

EMILY CATHERINE BELLAVANCE B.A. 1995, Rice University. Houston, TX Surgery, Robert Wood johmon Medical School Program, Camden, Nj

SARA ELIZABETH BENJAMIN B.A. 1997, Goucher College, Baltimore, MD Medicine, Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC Neurology, George Washington University Hospital, Washington, DC

MAR!SA ANN BRAUN B.A. 1996, Princeton University. Princeton, Nj Pediatrics, University ofNorth Carolina Hospital, Chapel Hill Dermatology, George Washington University Hospital, Washington, DC

LANA KAMAL BuR B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, George Washington University Hospital, Washington, DC

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM CALABRIA B.S. 1996, College ofWilliam and Mary, Williamsburg, VA Pediatrics, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio

NATASHA LISA CHEN B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA

RACHEL BETH CHERNIKOFF B.A. 1997, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Pediatrics, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC

CHANG BAE CHOI B.A. 1994, john Hopkim University Medicine, University ofNorth Carolina Hospital, Chapel Hill SAMUEL }AE CHUNG B.A. 1996,johns Hopkins University Medicine, Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Anesthesiowgy, johns Hopkins Hospita~ Baltimore, MD

jENNIFER MARIE COLL B.S. 1992, University ofNotre Dame, Notre Dame, IN Ph.D. 1997, University ofMaryland Baltimore Medicine, Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Diagnostic &diowgy, University ofMaryland Medical Center

STEVEN CHRJSTOPHER CROOK B.A. 1996, Pomona College, Claremont, CA Pediatrics, Univmity ofHawaii , Honolulu

STEPHANIE LYNN DAVIS B.A. 1996, Brown University, Providence, RI Family Practice, University ofMaryland Medical Center

Kl.EANTHIS GEORGE DENDRJNOS B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, Baltimore County Medicine, Boston University Medical Center, MA

RA]WINDER SINGH 'DEU B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Family Practice, University ofMichigan Hospita~ Ann Arbor

SAMEER DIXIT B.S. 1995, University of Pennsylvania, PhilAdelphia Medicine, McGaw Medical Center, Chicago, IL

ETOSHA DENISE DIXON B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Family Practice, Christiana Care Medical Center, Newark, DE

BYRON jOSEPH DRUZGAL B.A. 1997, ~stern Maryland College, ~stminster, MD Emergency Medicine, Resurrection Medical Center, Chicago, IL

MEGAN MICHELE DUNNIGAN B.S. 1997, Villa juf!e College, Stevenson, MD Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

REGINALD NNEJI EBURUCHE B.S. 1996, University ofMichigan Hospita~ Ann Arbor

BABAK FARZANEH B.S. 1992, William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA D.D.S. 1998, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA Oral Maxilwfacial Surgery, University ofMaryland Medical Center

KIRSTEN BRANTLEY FEIEREISEL B.A. 1996, ~!lesley College, ~!lesley, MA Medicine, ~ke Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston Salem, NC

DARREN RICHARD FELDMAN B.S. 1997, Emory University, Atlanta, GA Medicine, New York University Medical Center, NY

JOSHUA SETH FoRMAN B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

SARAH jENNIFER FRAITALI B.A. 1997, St. Mary's College ofMaryland Medicine-Pediatrics, Univmity ofMaryland Medical Center CHRISTOPHER }AMES GEORGE B.S. 1996, University ofRichmond, VA Family Practiu, Lancaster General Hospital PA

RONALD BRADLEY GOODWICH B.S. 1997, University ofFlorida, Gainesville Surgery. University ofMaryland Medical Center

CAMILLE TOPAZ CAoE HAMMOND B.A. I 997, University ofRichmond, VA

ANDRFA MICHELE HENRY B.S. 1997, fames Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA Medicine-Pediatrics, University ofMaryland Medical Center

CARRiE DFANNE HIMES B.S. 1994, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

jOSEPH GREGORY HOBEIMANN B.S. 1997, Georgetown University, Washington, DC Medicine, Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, MD Anesthesiology, johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD

THOMAS P. IAROCCI B.S. 1994, William and Mary Co_llege, Williamsburg, VA M.S. 1997, Univmity ofMaryland Baltimore Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

CHARLES EDWIN ILIFF B.A. 1996, Williams College, Williamstown, MA Emergency Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

VlADIMIR IOFFE B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, Baltimore County Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center Radiation Oncology, Eastern Virginia Medical School Norfolk, VA ' ELIZABETH PAYNE IVES B.A. 1996, Princeton University, NJ Surgery. Thomas Jeffirson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Urology, Thomas ]effirson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA

LUKAS }ANTAC B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, Baltimore County Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

jASON PAUL jENKINS A.A. 1993, Ricks College, Rexburg, ID B.S. 1997, Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID Medicine, Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, MD Anesthesiology, Massachusetts General Hospital Boston

LACIANNA MIA JOHNSON B.S. 1996, Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD Medicine, Hahnemann University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA

ANTOINE DANTE }ONES B.S. 1996, Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University ofTexas Health Sciences Center, San Antonio

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PRITI KAUR B.A. 1997, University of Chicago, IL Masters Program, Harvard University. Boston, MA

LAWRENCE WILLIAM KEMP B.A. 1996, St. Mary's College ofMaryland Medicine, Mercy Medical Cmter, Baltimort, MD Neurology. University ofMaryland Medical Cmter

EDWARD HYONGCHOL KJM B.S. 1996, Ylzle University. New Haven, CT Emergency Medicine, Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, NY

NANDITA TANDON KINLEY B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Family Practice, York Hospital, PA

ERIC Orro K.i.INEBERG B.A. 1994, Rice University. Houston, TX M.S. 1996, University ofMaryland, College Park Orthopaedics, University ofWashington Affiliate Hospitals, Seattle, WA

KONSTANTINOS THEODOSSIOS KOHILAS B.A. 1996, johns Hopkins University M.HS. 1997, Johns Hopkins University. School ofPublic Health Emergmcy Medicine, Metropolitan Hospital Cmter, New York, NY

LAURA WALSH l.AFFINEUSE B.S. 1992, University ofMaryland, College Park Obstetrics and Gynecology. York Hospital, PA

BARTON FREDERICK LANE B.S. 1994, Stanford University. Stanford, CA Medicine, Washington Hospital Cmter, Washington, DC Diagnostic Radiology. University ofMaryland Medical Cmter

jESSICA ANNE LAzEROV B.A. 1993, Syracuse University. NY Pediatrics, University ofMaryland Medical Cmter

ANGELA CHAE LEE B.A. 1997, J:ale University. New Havm, CT Medicine, Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, MD Anesthesiology. University ofMaryland Medical Cmter

VANESSA LIMAWARARUT B.A. 1997, Cornell University. Ithaca, NY Medicine, York Hospital, PA Ophthalmology. University ofMaryland Medical Cmter

DAVIDs. LIU B.A. 1996, Harvard University. Cambridge, MA Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

jESSE LIU B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, California Pacific Medical Cmter, San Francisco, CA

STEVE BOLESLAV loSIK B.A. and B.S. 1996, University ofMaryland, Baltimort County Medicine, North Short University. Manhasset, NY Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Albert Einstein Affiliated Hospitals, Bronx, NY TEAETTE LYNNE LoUDERBACK-SMITH BA. 1996, ~st.mt Maryland College, ~stmimur Family Practice, Franklin Squa" Hospital, Baltimore, MD

RICHARD A. MACKEY, ]R. B.S. 1997, Loyola College ofBaltimo" Surgery, Ckveland Clinic Fountlation, OH

RONALD MAGEAU B.S. 1996, University ofMaryland, College Park Surgery, Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Greenville, NC

jENNIFER ANN McGuGINS B.A. 1996, Hampton University, VA Medicine, St. Vincent$ Hospital and Medical Center; New York, NY

MARCIA SUSAN MILLER B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Family Practice, York Hospital, PA

SANDRA KAY MINCHOW-PROFFITT B.S. 1986, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Family Practice, St. ]ohm Mercy Medical Center; St. Louis, MO

MARKYIA SHANELL NICHOLS BA. 1997, ]ohm Hopki[IS University Obstetrics and Gynecology, Christiana Care Medical Center, Newark, DE

MELISSA KEli.EY PARKER B.S. 1997, Villa julie College, Stevemon, MD Pediatrics, Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Greenville, NC

TIMOTHY WILSON COUSAR PATTISON BA. 1996, Covenant College, Lookout Mountain, GA Medicine, Bethesda Naval Medical Center, MD

AISHA ELIZABETH PETERSON B.S. 1997, Howard University, Washington, DC Medicine, Reading Hospital, PA Anesthesiology, University ofMaryland Medical Center

CHINH NGOC PHAM B.A. 1991, Catholic University ofAmerica, Washington, DC Ed.M. 1993, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Surgery, University ofNebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE

TRACY KUNIEGA PIETRZAK B.S. 1997, University ofScranton, PA Psychiatry, Rhode Island Hospital, Providence

KEviN J. POOLE B.S. 1995, Lebanon Valley College, Annville, PA Family Practice, York Hospital, PA

ALLISON GAIL RENBAUM B.S. 1996, Tufts University, Medford, MA Obstetrics and Gynecology, MCP Hahnemann University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA

LANA LETITIA RIGBY B.S. 1996, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, Franklin Square Hospital, Baltimo", MD

MURTAZA RIZVI B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland , Baltimo" County General Surgery, York Hospital, PA }OSHUA LAWRENCE ROFFMAN B.A. 1996. Amherst College, Amherst, MA Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston

MICHAEL SETH ROGERS B.S. 1997, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia Family Practice, Fairfax Family Practice Center, VA

]ASON CHARLES ROlAND B.S. 1997, University ofMarykmd, Baltimore County General Surgery, George Washington University Hospital, Washington, DC

LINDA ROSE B.S. 1988, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Ph.D. 1997,johm Hopkim University Tramitional, University ofPennsylvania Health System, Philadelphia Ophthalmology, Scheie Eye lmtitute, Philadelphia, PA

JOSHUA ZEV ROSENTHAL B.A. 1997, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA Psychiatry, University ofMaryland Medical Center

MARY NYTHEL PASAPORTE RUBIN B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Pediatrics, St. Christopher's Hospital, Philadelphia, PA

CHRISTINE NATALIE SAVAGE B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL

LEAH SCHEIER B.A. 1997, ]ohm Hopkim University Pediatrics, Sinai Hospital, Baltimore, MD

jENNIFER LANGE SCHUBEIITH B.A. 1996, Harvard College, Cambridge, MA Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN

LATRISESHEMEUESCOTT B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Emergency Medicine, Howard University Hospital, Washington, DC

MONA DHIRAJ SHAH B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, Baltimore County Pediatrics, University Hospitals ofCleveland, OH

RoY IVAN SITTIG B.S. 1996. University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MA

ANDREW HAROLD SMITH B.S. 1997, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA Pediatrics, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN

SANDRA LYNN STEVENS B.A. 1994, University ofRichmond, VA Emergency Medicine, Maine Medical Center, Portland, ME

}AMES BASIL STUMP B.S. 1996. University ofMaryland, College Park Tramitional, St. Barnadas Medical Center, Livingston, Nj Anesthesiology, Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York, NY SHAHRZAD TABIBI B.S. 1996, University ofMassachusetts , Amherst, MA Obstetrics and Gynecology, University ofMaryland Medical Center

ELIZABETH KATHERINE THOMAS B.A. 1997, IDlke Forest University, Wimton-Salem, NC Tramitional, Flushing Hospital and Medical Center, NY

WILLY CHENG TSAI B.A. 1996, ]ohm Hopkim University Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

CHRISTOPHER jOHN VALLE B.A. 1994, College ofthe Holy Cross, WOrcester, MA Medicine-Emergency Medicine, Christiana Care Medical Center, DE

VIKASVARMA BA. 1997, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Connecticut, Farmington

MARGO MARIC>NVASSAR B.A. 1995, Brown University, Providence, RI Medicine, Medical College ofVirginia, Richmond

ROBYN LEIGH WECHSLER B.S. 1996, Brown University, Providence, RI Psychiatry, University Health Center, Pittsburgh PA

ADAM jACOB WEINSTEIN B.A. 1997, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

KATHY jANE WEISHAAR B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, University Hospitals of Cleveland, OH

ALLISON MARIE WENTWORTH B.S. 1997, Washington College, Chestertown, MD Pediatrics, Shands Hospital, Gainesville, FL

MARCIE SHAYNE 0SER WERTLIEB B.A. 1996, Duke University, Durham, NC Medicine, Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC Ophthalmology, Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC

FIELD FARRAR WILLINGHAM B.S. 1992, University ofNorth Carolina, Chapel Hill MP.H 1996, ]ohm Hopkins University Medicine, Baylor College ofMedicine, Houston, TX

MEGAN BETH WollMAN B.S. 1997, University ofMaryland, College Park Family Practice, Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket, RI

BRENT EMMERICH YODER BA. 1997, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Surgery, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC Otolaryngology, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC

LEIYU B.S. 1996, University ofMaryland, College Park Medicine, University ofMaryland Medical Center

. WELCOME TO THE MEDICAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BY MORTON M. KRIEGER, MD Class of 1952, President, University ofMaryland Medical Alumni Association

MEDICAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

joSHUA SETH FoRMAN ELIZABETH PAYNE IVES ANTOINE DANTE jONES KEviN j. POOLE MARGO MARION VASSER

ADMINISTRATION OF THE OATH OF HIPPOCRATES TO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2001* BY DONALD E. WILSON, MD, MACP I do solemnly swear. .. by that which I hold most sacred. .. That I will be loyal to the profes­ sion ofmedicine ... and just and generous to its members ... That I will lead my life ... and practice my art... in uprightness and honor. .. That into whatsoever house I shall enter. .. it shall be for the good ofthe sick ... to the utmost ofmy power. .. ! hold myselfaloof .from wrong.. ..from corruption ....from the tempting ofothers to vice ... That I will exercise my art... solely for the cure ofmy patients .. .and will give no drug ...perform no operation .. for a criminal purpose ...even ifsolicited. ..for less suggest it. .. That whatsoever I shall see or hear. .. ofthe lives ofmen ... which is not fitting to be spoken .. .I will keep inviolably secret.. . These things I do promise .. .and in proportion as I am faithfol to this my oath .. . may happiness and good repute be ever mine .. . the opposite ifI shall be forsworn.

COMMISSIONING OF GRADUATES INTO THE ARMED FORCES Will be held in the Green Room immediately following the convocation

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2001 From the dean, the faculty, families and.friends

ACADEMIC RECESSION Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March No. 4

*With aU gradw&s, faculty and physicians standing ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA MEDICAL HONOR SOCIETY, CLASS OF 2001 Patrick Barnett Burns Suneel Niren Nagda, Vice President Edward Sloan Cotner Robert Ian Pargarnent Jeremy Thomas Cushman Igor Mikhailovich Poltinnikov Joan Michael Filigenzi Trisha Ann Prossick Eric William Fitz John Robert Ramsey Gillian Althea Jacob Elizabeth Ann Shugert, President Joyce Leitch Jones Nicholas A. Smerlis, Vice President Teresa Irene Kulie, President Eric Miller Thorn, Vice President Siamak Moayedi, Vice President Christopher Severino Vaccari

LESLIE B. BARNETT MEMORIAL MEDICAL STUDENT RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP A competitive award for the support of students to perform research. Dr. Barnett graduated cum laude with the class of 1971 and received the William Alexander Hammond Award for Excellence in Neurology at graduation. She started her residency in neurology at the University of Maryland Hospital in 1972 and, subsequently, became a member of the facul­ ty. Dr. Barnett died in 1983, and the fellowship was established the following year.

ANToiNE DANI'E ]ONFS MA1THEw AUGUST KOENIG

GERIATRICS AND GERONTOLOGY EDUCATION AND RESEARCH (GGEAR) PROGRAM STUDENT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN CLINICAL SERVICES FOR THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

CHARLFS ROBERT ALBRECHT, III

American Medical Women ' s Association's Scholarship Achievement Awards

JANET M. GLASGOW ACHIEVEMENT CITATIONS

SAIMA KAH'D\N JABBOUR jOYCE LEITCH ]ONFS TRISHA ANN PROSSICK ElizABETH ANN SHUGERf

JANET M. GLASGOW MEMORIAL AWARD

TERESA IRENE KULIE

Acknowledgement C. JELLEFF CARR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PHARMACOLOGY is supported by Wyeth/Ayerst Pharmaceutical Company which makes Isordil® brand of isosorbide dinitrate, the drug developed by Dr. Carr. PLATFORM PARTY, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CONVOCATION, 2001

Edson X. Albuquerque, MD, PhD Claudia R. Baquet, MD, MPH, Associate Dean for Policy and Planning, Associate Professor ofEpidemiology and Preventive Medicine* Robert A. Barish, MD, Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs, Professor ofMedicine and Surgery* Steven Berenstein, MD, PhD Mordecai P. Blaustein, MD Joann A. Boughman, PhD, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dean, Graduate School* Joseph W. Burnett, MD Frank M. Calia, MD, MACP Jan Cerny, MD, PhD Howard M. Eisenberg, MD Jack Gladstein, MD Denise M. Harmening, PhD, Professor and Chair ofMedical and Research Technology* William L. Henrich, MD Guiseppe lnesi, MD, PhD Bruce E. Jarrell, MD Kenneth P. Johnson, MD Morton M. Krieger, MD Teresa Irene Kulie Anthony F. Lehman, MD Nancy R. Lowitt, MD, EdM, FACP, Associate Dean for Graduate and Continuing Medical Education, Assistant Professor ofMedicine * Garvin S. Maffett, EdD, Associate Dean for Development* David B: Mallott, MD M. Jane Matjasko, MD Amal Mattu, MD Assistant Professor ofSurgery, UMB "Teacher ofthe Year"* Hugh Mighty, MD J. Glenn Morris, Jr., MD, MPH & TM Herbert L. Muncie, Jr., MD Jay A. Perman, MD, S. Michael Plaut, PhD Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, Associate Professor ofPsychiatry* Gary D. Plotnick, MD Mary M. Rodgers, PhD, PT, Associate Professor and Chair ofPhysical Therapy* Terry B. Rogers, PhD Professor ofBiochemistry and Molecular Biology, Director, MD/PhD Program* Yvette L. Rooks, MD Michael T. Shipley, PhD Sanford A. Stass, MD Philip A. Templeton, MD Jordan E. Warnick, PhD, Donald E. Wilson, MD, MACP

"Titles not recortkd elsewhere in this program.