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New Challenges, New Opportunities
Mary Klotman, T’76, MD’80, HS’80-’85, the R.J. Reynolds Professor of Medicine, professor of pathology, and professor in molecular genetics and microbiology, last summer added another title when she was named the new dean of Duke University School of Medicine and vice chancellor for health affairs at Duke University.
A Calling to Serve
Lucey, a clinical professor emeritus of urology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has a long-term commitment to giving back and serving others.
Rising Star
Shree Bose, MS, who has been in the national spotlight since she was 17, stays true to her missions of cancer research and science outreach.
Coming Into His Own
Frankie Antonelli, a young man with Down syndrome, has overcome many challenges to become a college student.
Finding Faith
After life-changing surgery, Faith Newsome aims to offer hope and a voice for young people with obesity.
2018 DukeMed Alumni Awards - John 'Jeb' Hallett
John 'Jeb' Hallett, MD'73, is a pioneer in vascular surgery. His research into abdominal aortic aneurysms changed the face of modern vascular surgery. Hallett was honored with a Distinguished Alumnus Award during the 2018 Duke Medical Alumni Reunion in November.
2018 DukeMed Alumni Awards - Patrick Casey
Patrick J. Casey, PhD, a faculty member at both the Duke University School of Medicine in Durham and Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore, was honored with a 2018 Distinguished Faculty Award during Medical Alumni Reunion in November.
2017 DukeMed Alumni Awards - David Ginsberg
Duke’s MD/PhD Program had a profound influence on David Ginsburg, who went on to become an international expert on several bleeding and clotting disorders.