UF medical students entering their third year took part in the annual White Coat Ceremony, a College of Medicine tradition that celebrates their transition from the classroom to the clinical setting.
Lead Story news at the College of Medicine
Ceremony marks beginning of clinical training for class of 2015
By Karen Dooley • May 21st, 2013 • Category: Lead Story, StudentsRealizing the dream
By Melanie Stawicki Azam • May 16th, 2013 • Category: Faculty in the News, Lead StoryThe 131 graduates become physicians at the UF College of Medicine’s 53rd commencement ceremony.
Road to Graduation: The life of a budding scientist
By Melanie Stawicki Azam • May 13th, 2013 • Category: Lead StoryRecent UF College of Medicine graduate, Eva Vertes, plans to continue her cancer research.
Road to Graduation: Arnaoutakis follows in his brothers’ footsteps, paves his own way
By Melanie Stawicki Azam • Apr 30th, 2013 • Category: Lead Story, Otolaryngology, StudentsSoon-to-be UF College of Medicine graduate, Demetri Arnaoutakis credits family, mentors with his success.
UF Dance Marathon raises $1.1 million
By Melanie Stawicki Azam • Apr 15th, 2013 • Category: Lead Story, UncategorizedThe 19th annual event breaks its record in raising funds for children
Lucky Matches
By Melanie Stawicki Azam • Mar 15th, 2013 • Category: Lead Story, StudentsUF College of Medicine seniors land top residency slots in state and U.S.
Just Dance
By Melanie Stawicki Azam • Jan 8th, 2013 • Category: Lead StoryUF College of Medicine students start their own Dance Marathon team
‘Trailblazers’ in training
By Melanie Stawicki Azam • Dec 19th, 2012 • Category: Lead Story, StudentsUF COM first-year students receive their white coats
New UF campus at Lake Nona enhances medical, economic impact in region, nation
By Czerne M. Reid • Dec 4th, 2012 • Category: Lead Story, MiscellaneousUF Research and Academic Center at Lake Nona opens Nov. 30.
UF trustee champions medical education program with $5 million gift
By Karen Dooley • Oct 5th, 2012 • Category: Lead StoryThe donation bolsters medical school’s $45 million building project.
