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Reconnect with faculty. Revisit
Recall the good times. Renew old friendships.
the place where your medical career began.
June 6-8
2014
Register Online Today! www.uvm.edu/medicine/alumni
REUNION 2014 Schedule of Events
I hope that you have fond memories of your days at the UVM
College of Medicine. Come June, you’ll have the opportunity to
return to campus and meet many of the people who prepared
you for your professional life. It will be a time to rekindle those
warm memories with friends and to revisit places that were
so special to you. It will also be a terrific opportunity to hear
from Dean, Frederick C. Morin III, M.D. and learn first hand
about his vision for the College of Medicine in the 21st Century.
You will be impressed and proud.
On behalf of the Medical Alumni Association, I’d like to invite you and your
family to return to Burlington and to the medical school June 6-8, 2014 and
to have some fun getting together with your classmates and many others. It
promises to be a great reunion. I know I am looking forward to celebrating
with you!
Mark Pasanen, M.D. ’92
Medical Alumni Association President
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REUNION 2014 Friday, June 6 Schedule of Events
Friday, June 6
12:00 noon–6:45 pm
Reunion Registration Headquarters &
Hospitality Room
HSRF 200 – John N. Evans Conference Room
Health Science Research Facility
When you arrive on campus, make your first stop at the
Reunion Registration Headquarters & Hospitality Room to
pick up your reunion tote bag, which includes: registration
materials, name tags, and a hat. Get reacquainted with
the medical campus by taking a student-led tour or selfguided tour. Visit the Hospitality Room to browse through
a display of your yearbooks and graduation photos, check
email and meet other alumni and family members.
Complimentary refreshments served.
2:00 pm & 3:00 pm
Clinicial Simulation Laboratory
Rowell Building, second floor
Cate Nicholas, Ed.D., M.S., P.A., Director of Clinical Skills
Education and the Standardized Patient Program and
recipient of the 2011 Outstanding Standardized Patient
Educator of the Year award will join you as you tour
through and test your skills in the new Clinical Simulation
Laboratory. The Clinical Simulation laboratory is an interpersonal simulation based educational collaboration among
the UVM Colleges of Medicine and Nursing and Health
Sciences, and Fletcher Allen Health Care. Please sign up
for a tour on the attached registration form. Tours
last approximately 1 hour.
12:00 noon–1:00 pm
Class of 1964 50TH REUNION WELCOME LUNCH
The Robert H. and Cynthia K. Hoehl Gallery, HSRF 100
A special welcome lunch has been organized just for
the Class of 1964 to help kick off your 50th Reunion.
Following lunch join your class for a private tour of
the new Clinical Simulation Lab at 1:15 pm.
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5:00 pm–6:45 pm
Celebration of Achievements –
Legends and Leaders
2:00 pm, 3:00 pm & 4:00 pm
Tours of the College of Medicine
The Robert H. and Cynthia K. Hoehl Gallery,
Health Science Research Facility
Medical Education Center, Davis Auditorium
Fletcher Allen Health Care/UVM
Explore the expanding College to see how things have
changed. Check out the Medical Education Center which
has transformed the campus and the completed Courtyard
at Given – the new heart of campus. Please sign up for
a tour on the attached registration form. Tours last
approximately 1 hour.
Dean Frederick C. Morin, M.D. and alumni leaders will
honor recipients of the 2014 Medical Alumni Association
Awards and offer special recognition to the Golden
Reunion Class of ’64. A check for the total amount raised
by all the Reunion classes will be presented to the Dean.
Join the celebration. All are invited!
6:45 pm–8:45 pm
Welcome Reception for
all Reunion Classes
The Hoehl Gallery, HSRF 100 &
the Courtyard at Given
Reconnect with your classmates, faculty and award
recipients during this festive
gathering. hors d’oeuvres
and music! Business Attire.
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REUNION 2014 Saturday, June 7 Schedule of Events
Saturday, June 7
9:00 am, 10:00 am, 1:30 pm & 2:30 pm
Tours of the College of Medicine
The Hoehl Gallery, HSRF
8:00 am–5:00 pm
Reunion Registration Headquarters &
Hospitality Room
Explore the expanding College to see how things have
changed. Check out the Medical Education Center
which has transformed the campus and the completed
Courtyard at Given – the new heart of campus. Please
sign up for a tour on the attached registration form.
Tours last approximately 1 hour.
HSRF 200 – Evans Conference Room
Alumni are encouraged to use this conference room as
a “drop in” place to meet other alumni and family
members throughout the day, check email, and relax.
Complimentary refreshments served.
8:30 am–10:30 am
Continental Breakfast
with Current Students
The Hoehl Gallery, HSRF
Start your morning off right and feel
like a student again at this informal
open house style continental breakfast.
Mingle with current students who
will discuss life in medical school and
their current collaborative work in the
community. Student’s public health
poster projects with be on display.
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Explore the College at
your Leisure!
Pick up a self-guided tour
brochure for the College of
Medicine at Registration
Headquarters and explore the
expanding College on your own.
9:30 am–12 noon
It’s a “Family Affair” — Microscopic Explorations
with Janet Schwarz
Janet Schwarz, Senior Lab Technician, Microscopy Imaging Center,
HSRF 300
Open House! Stop by with the kids to explore the wonders
of the microscopic world. Come look at bizarre brine shrimp,
“filch” fingerprints and be mesmerized by miniscule pond
water inhabitants. Compare and contrast fabulous flowers,
diverse design techniques, and fascinating fabrics. See the
diversity and similarity of sands from around the world.
Be prepared to be amazed! Kids of all ages welcome,
under age 5 must be accompanied by a parent.
1:30 pm, 2:30 pm & 3:30 pm
Clinical Simulation
Laboratory Tours
Rowell Building, second floor
Cate Nicholas, Ed.D., M.S., P.A., Director of Clinical
Skills Education and the Standardized Patient Program
and recipient of the 2011 Outstanding Standardized
Patient Educator of the Year award will join you as
you tour through and test your skills in the new
Clinical Simulation Laboratory. The Clinical Simulation
laboratory is an interpersonal simulation based
educational collaboration among the UVM Colleges
of Medicine and Nursing and Health Sciences, and
Fletcher Allen Health Care. Please sign up for a
tour on the attached registration form. Tours
last approximately 1 hour.
11:00 am–12:00 pm
Medical Education Today: The UVM Approach
The Sullivan Classroom, Medical Education Center
Walk in the shoes of a current Medical Student by signing
up for this interactive session. Experience the nationally
recognized (and award winning) COMET Technology, learn
about the Vermont Integrated Curriculum (VIC) and hear
how the college admits students from more than 6000 applicants annually. Student panel discussion. Space is limited;
please sign up on the attached registration form.
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REUNION 2014 Saturday, June 7 Schedule of Events
12:15 pm–2:15 pm
Medical Alumni Picnic
UVM Fleming Museum Green
All Alumni and their families
are invited to enjoy a family
picnic on the UVM Fleming
Green in the company of their
classmates, friends, faculty
and students. Face painting,
a photo booth and music
will keep the kids and adults
entertained. Rainsite: Given
Courtyard & Hoehl Gallery.
2:00 pm
Student Led Tour
of Fletcher Allen
medical center
Attend a guided walking tour of the medical center
with a current medical student who will point out the
highlights and new facilities at Fletcher Allen as well
as discuss what it is like to work and learn there today.
Please sign up for a tour on the attached registration
form. Tours last approximately 1 hour.
2:45 pm-3:45 pm
Nostalgia Hour
Med Ed 200, The Sullivan Classroom, Medical Education Center
A reunion favorite! Hear from your fellow alumni from
various reunion years recount brief and lighthearted
stories about their medical school days. John Tampas,
M.D.’54 & James C. Hebert, M.D. ’77 will be your hosts
for this event.
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7:00 pm–10:00 pm
5:00 pm–6:30 pm
Ira Allen and Wilbur Societies Donor Reception
All dinners begin at 7 pm.
Englesby House (by invitation only)
Members of UVM’s Ira Allen and Wilbur Societies are
invited to the on-campus home of UVM President, Tom
Sullivan and his wife Leslie Black Sullivan ’77, for a
special reception recognizing their support to UVM.
Also welcoming donors will be College of Medicine Dean
Frederick C. Morin III, M.D.
“Green & Gold” Reunion Classes: 1959, 1954, &
1949 Dinner
Individual Class Receptions & Dinners
Join your fellow classmates for dinner – a time to share
wonderful memories and recognize a cherished common
history.
Classes of 1979 & 1969 Reunion Dinners
Burlington Country Club, 568 South Prospect Street, Burlington
Class of 1964 50th Reunion Dinner
Burlington Country Club, 568 South Prospect Street, Burlington
Sheraton Burlington Hotel, Diamond Ballroom
Class of 1974 40th Reunion Dinner
Home of Jeff Allen & Susan Hetman, 7 Starr Farm Beach, Burlington
Classes of 1999 & 1984 Reunion Dinners
Marriott Courtyard Burlington Harbor Hotel, 25 Cherry Street, Burlington
Class of 1989 25th Reunion Dinner
Hotel Vermont, 41 Cherry Street, Burlington
Class of 1994 20th Reunion Dinner
Home of Valerie and Mark Hamlin, 34 Henderson Terrace, Burlington
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REUNION 2014 Sunday, June 8 Schedule of Events
Sunday, June 8
10:00 am–12:00 noon
Celebration Brunch for the 50th “Golden
Reunion” Class of 1964, 25th Reunion Class of
1989, Class Agents, MAA Award Recipients, &
Green & Gold Alumni
Burlington Country Club, 568 South Prospect St., Burlington
(by invitation only)
Reunion Class Gift Campaign Show your support for the
College – recognize its impact on you and the community – by
making your own impact with a special contribution during
reunion year. A check for the total amount raised by all the
Reunion classes will be presented to the Dean during Reunion
weekend. Make your gift online at www.uvm.edu/medicine/alumni
or by calling (802) 656-4014.
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REUNION 2014 Medical Alumni Association Awards
until 2009. He was instrumental in building RADCON (Radiology
Consultants) a network of large Radiology Groups in NJ. In 1999, he
began building RadPharm (Radiology Pharmaceutical Research). After
finalizing plans for a Proton radiation treatment center in September
2009, a $180M project which opened in 2011, he retired.
Dr. Howard’s commitment and service to the UVM College of
Medicine includes twelve years as class agent for the Class of 1969
from 1996-2008. In 1998, he earned the Medical Alumni Association’s
Service to Medicine & Community Award. From 1994 to 2006 he
served on the college’s Medical Alumni Executive Committee becoming
President from 2004-2006. During his membership on the (MAEC) he
and his wife generously created the Charles & Edith Howard Medical
Alumni Association Challenge Scholarship. All four of his children
attended either undergraduate and/or medical school at UVM. Since
retiring in 2009, he donates his time to: “kitchen table medicine”
guiding people through today’s opaque health care system, operating a
farm, repairing autos and pursuing his passion for music. The Princeton
Brass Band in which he plays 1st baritone is the North American Brass
Band Champion having won first place in the (NABB) Association’s
Championship Division competition in Cincinnati, Ohio in April 2013.
A. Bradley Soule Award
Charles B. Howard, MD ’69
Radiologist (retired), President and CEO
Princeton Radiology Associates, Princeton, NJ
As a medical student 45 years ago, Dr. Howard was greatly
influenced by Dr. A. Bradley Soule, Dr. Tampas and the
UVM Radiology Department. Thus, it was not surprising that after
internship at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, he continued on in
Radiology at Walter Reed where in 1972 he was appointed Chief
Resident. In 1974 he was Chief of Radiology at Kimbrough Hospital
in Odenton, Maryland. In 1976 he joined Princeton Radiology
Associates (PRA). In 1980 he was elected President and Managing
Partner of PRA, a position he held until 2009. During his tenure, he
transformed PRA from a solely Hospital based practice to a primarily
non-Hospital based (independent) practice by building some of New
Jersey’s largest outpatient facilities providing both diagnostic and
therapeutic Radiology services. In the late 80s he built the Princeton’s
Physician Organization and Physician Hospital Organization and
served concurrently on the Board of Directors of both organizations
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Distinguished Academic Achievement Award
Judith F. Baumhauer, MD ’89
Associate Chair of Academic Affairs and Professor of
Orthopedic Surgery with Tenure, Department of Orthopedics,
University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY
Celebrating her 25th reunion, Dr. Judith Ford Baumhauer
was named the first woman president of both the American Orthopedic
Foot and Ankle Society for 2012-2013 and the Board of Directors
of the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery in 2012. Additionally,
she was the first president of the Eastern Orthopedic Association, the
largest Regional Orthopedic Society, where she served from 2009 to
2010. She has served on the Board of Directors of the American Board
of Medical Specialties; Board of Directors of the OEF and OREF, the
major humanitarian and research fund raising organizations in her
specialty. Dr. Baumhauer has also been an editor or reviewer for major
medical journals including the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery
and Clinical Orthopedics, and serves on many committees for the
University of Rochester. Her honors of note include: the Distinguished
Alumna Award from Springfield College in 2008; the Achievement
Award from the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons in 2010;
and the ATHENA Award of the Rochester Business Alliance’s Women’s
Council in 2012. Dr. Baumhauer also received the Alumni Award for
Surgical Excellence from UVM at her graduation in 1989 and has
received multiple research grants and published widely. She is noted
for her superb leadership and her dedication to career and family, and
is a highly respected researcher and clinician.
Jane E. Hitti, MD ’89, MPH
Professor,Obstetrics/Gynecology, Maternal-Fetal Medicine and
Professor, Epidemiology, School of Public Health University of
Washington, Seattle, WA
Celebrating her 25th reunion year, Dr. Jane Hitti went on
from the College of Medicine at the University of Vermont to develop
a first-rate career in her chosen field of maternal fetal medicine.
Her work focuses on infectious disease in pregnancy and has been
recognized with several prestigious awards. She is also a professor of
epidemiology and director of the maternal fetal medicine fellowship
program. She joined her department in 1998 and is board-certified
in both obstetrics and gynecology and the subspecialty of maternal
fetal medicine. “Every woman deserves to have a happy and healthy
pregnancy, within the context of her own circumstances,” she says.
“I hope to advocate effectively for the health of women and their
infants and to encourage my patients to participate actively in their
care.” Dr. Hitti’s clinical interests include the effects of HIV and other
infectious diseases in pregnancy; multiple gestation, and prematurity
prevention; and ultrasound. Her expertise encompasses high-risk
obstetrics, infectious diseases, and perinatology.
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John A. Persing, MD ’74
Chief of Plastic Surgery, Yale University School of Medicine,
New Haven, CT
Celebrating his 40th reunion, Dr. John Persing is the
Irving & Silik Polayes Professor of Plastic Surgery at Yale
University School of Medicine, where he has chaired the Section
of Plastic Surgery for over two decades. At Yale he has expanded
the Section’s scope and mission while traveling the world teaching
surgical techniques. He has published widely, and is an international
expert in craniosynostosis, a condition in which sutures in the infant
skull fuse prematurely. As a plastic and reconstructive surgeon,
Dr. Persing has a long history of involvement with international aid
organizations that provide cleft lip and reconstructive surgeries in
developing areas of the world. He co-founded such an organization,
the Virginia Children’s Connection, in 1989; he became a volunteer
provider, trip leader, and later a Board of Directors member for the
reconstructive surgery organization Interplast. As an advisory board
member of Operation Smile, he has overseen a DNA study into the
genetics of cleft lip/cleft palate. Dr. Persing is past Chair of the
American Board of Plastic Surgery and President of the American
Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the current President of the
American Association of Plastic Surgeons.
Neil H. Hyman, MD ’84
Professor of Surgery, University of Vermont, Chief, Division of
General Surgery, Fletcher Allen Health Care, Burlington, VT
Celebrating his 30th reunion, Dr. Hyman is currently
the Samuel B. and Michelle D. Labow Green and Gold
Professor of Colorectal Surgery and co-director of the Digestive
Disease Center. He has authored more than 170 peer-reviewed original
articles or textbook chapters. He serves on many regional and national
committees, and is a member of numerous national organizations
and societies. He has been President of the Vermont Chapter of the
American College of Surgeons, Associate Editor of Diseases of the
Colon and Rectum, Principle Investigator of the New England and
Vermont Colorectal Cancer Quality Project, and Chairman of the
Standards Committee of the American Society of Colon and Rectal
Surgeons. Dr. Hyman has been the recipient of many teaching awards
including three Clinical Teacher of the Year Awards. He received the
Jerome S. Abrams Teaching Award in 1992-93, 1993-94 and
1997-98; the Howe Outstanding Surgery Faculty Award for 20002001, 2004-2005, 2010-2011; and the Humanism in Medicine
Award for 2001-02. He was named Teacher of the Year by the Chief
Surgical Residents in 1991, 2007 and 2009. In 2005, he delivered
the Commencement Address at the College of Medicine graduation.
Dr. Hyman was named Physician of the Year by the Vermont Medical
Society in 2011.
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Service to Medicine & Community Award
Michael D. Upton, MD ’94
Psychiatrist and Clinical Assistant Professor, UVM College of Medicine,
Burlington, VT
Celebrating his 20th reunion, Dr. Michael Upton
completed his psychiatric residency at Dartmouth and
returned to Burlington to begin his psychiatric practice in 1998.
A native Vermonter, his family includes four generations of UVM
College of Medicine graduates dating back to the 1890s. Currently,
Dr. Upton is a CAPS (Counseling and Psychiatry Services) staff
Psychiatrist who has worked at the Center for Health and Wellbeing
at UVM since 2004. His clinical interests include diagnostic
evaluation, medication management and brief psychotherapy
models. He has worked in a number of settings including inpatient
psychiatry, substance abuse treatment centers and community
mental health. For over 10 years Dr. Upton has been a faculty
member on the college’s student wellness committee-a confidential
peer support system for medical students. Dr. Upton is also a
co-faculty advisor of the GSA (gay straight alliance) at the College
of Medicine where he has been a valued team member helping to
guide this group. Pamela Gibson, MD ’89, Dr. Upton’s co-faculty
advisor on the GSA describes Dr. Upton as “a compassionate
listener who seeks to improve the visibility and acceptance for all
underrepresented in the medical community including students,
faculty, staff and patients.” His approach, says Gibson, “is
thoughtful and inclusive.”
Martin J. Koplewitz, MD ’52
Associate Professor of Surgery Emeritus, UVM College of Medicine,
Burlington, VT
Dr. Koplewitz graduated from the University of Vermont
College of Medicine cum laude in 1952 and was a
charter member of the (AOA) Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical
Society. Following a rotating internship at the Beth Israel Hospital
in New York he entered military service. He served at the Fairchild
Air Force Base in Spokane, Washington, for two years as Officer
in Charge of the Surgical Wards and Acting Chief of the Surgical
Service. He subsequently returned to Vermont, where he finished
his surgical residency in 1959. After private practice in surgery in
St. Albans, Vermont, and in partnership with one of his mentors,
Arthur Gladstone, MD, Chief of Surgery at the DeGoesbriand
Hospital, he joined the faculty of the University of Vermont in April
of 1973 and was rapidly promoted to Associate Professor with
tenure. Dr. Koplewitz quickly became an exemplary role model for
students and residents alike during his more than three decades of
clinical teaching. The compassionate way he cared for his patients
and colleagues is considered legendary.
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Early Achievement Award
Rachel J. DiSanto, MD ’04
Family Physician, North Country Primary Care,
North Country Health System, Inc., Newport, VT
Celebrating her 10th reunion, Dr. Rachel DiSanto
practices family medicine at North Country Primary Care
in Newport, which is affiliated with North Country Hospital in Newport,
Vermont. Her practice includes all ages from newborn to geriatrics,
including ICU and nursing home settings. The practice is involved
in the Vermont Blueprint for Health and has been certified by the
National Committee for Quality Assurance as a medical home. She
is an active preceptor of UVM medical students in the third year
clerkship and teaches family medicine residents at her practice.
Dr. DiSanto has a strong interest and involvement in global health.
For several years she has been on the board of the Kenya Children’s
Fund and has traveled to Kenya multiple times to provide medical
care. She is currently working with KCF to establish a communitybased feeding program for malnourished infants and children.
She traveled to Haiti in 2012 for another medical mission and to
Nicaragua in January 2014 to work with women and child victims
of human trafficking in Managua. In 2013, she joined the board
of Christian Medical and Dental Associations, the organization
with whom she works on most of her medical missions. In her own
community, Dr. DiSanto volunteers in her church doing community
service with her husband and their two children. She is also active at
her children’s school with various health and science programs.
Christa M. Zehle, MD ’99
Associate Dean for Students, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, University
of Vermont, Pediatric Hospitalist, Fletcher Allen Health Care, Burlington, VT
Celebrating her 15th reunion, Dr. Christa Zehle successfully
launched the Pediatric Hospitalist Program at Fletcher Allen
Health Care and continues in her clinical role at Vermont Children’s Hospital
along with her responsibilities as Associate Dean. She is a sought-after
mentor by medical students and residents, and has received numerous
awards for teaching. Dr. Zehle has been honored twice by residents as
Clinical Attending of the Year and was nominated for the award five more
times, garnering runner-up honors in her first year at UVM/Fletcher Allen.
She has been a physician mentor for the Public Health Projects, the UVM
Pre-medical Enhancement Program, the AHEC MedQuest program and
Community Rounds. A full member of the Admissions Committee since
2007, Zehle is co-director for the Pediatric Student Interest Group, advising
medical students who have matched in or have an interest in pediatrics.
She also advises a number of senior medical students pursuing a career in
pediatrics or other specialties, as well as pediatric interns, and informally
advises the 18 pediatrics residents. At Vermont Children’s Hospital, she
serves on the Residency Education Committee, the Integrated Quality
Program Committee and is a member of the Fletcher Allen Child Abuse
Task Force. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, a
member of the Vermont Chapter of Academic Pediatric Association (APA),
and was honored as an APA Educational Scholar in 2009, receiving a grant
to pursue a scholarly project in medical education.
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REUNION 2014 Medical Alumni Association Awards
Robert Larner, MD ’42 Student Award
This is a newly inaugurated award which will be presented yearly to a current student(s) for his or her outstanding leadership and loyalty to the
College and for their embodiment of Dr. Robert Larner’s dedication to not only supporting his medical alma mater but inspiring others to do so
as well.
Emily A. Schloff
Middlebury, VT
Emily is currently a third-year medical student. She is
one of many in her family to attend the University of
Vermont and has a strong sense of loyalty to the college.
She received her undergraduate degree in Nutrition and Food
Science from UVM, graduating cum laude in 2010. Emily’s clinical
evaluators consistently comment on her excellent interpersonal
and communication skills and her ability to always put her patients
at ease. She is one of four in her class who serve on the Student
Education group, a liaison between the administration and the
student body on matters regarding the curriculum. Emily was also
selected to serve on the Medical Student Executive Board, the
highest student leadership committee that meets with the Dean of
the College and other administrators. She is also a leader of UVM’s
Chapter of the American Medical Women’s Association. Emily is
expected to graduate with her class, with a Doctor of Medicine
degree in May 2015.
Charles S. Hackett
South Burlington, VT
Charles is currently a third-year medical student at the
College of Medicine, where he received honors in six of his
basic science foundation courses and four out of five of
his clinical clerkships during this past year. Excerpts from his clinical
evaluations describe him as “an excellent advocate for his patients and
has an outstanding bedside manner.” He received his undergraduate
degree in Biology from the UVM in 2011, was a Vermont Scholar, a
Pizzagalli Vermont Scholar, and graduated summa cum laude as an
Honors College Scholar. He also received the George Perkins Marsh
Award in Biology. In addition to his academic accomplishments, he has
served the College of Medicine as a Peer Tutor, providing one-on-one
tutoring to other medical students experiencing academic difficulty. He
has also been a mentor in the UVM Premedical Enhancement Program,
a formalized mentoring program for UVM undergraduate students cosponsored by the UVM Honors College and College of Medicine Office
of Primary Care. He is expected to graduate with his class with a Doctor
of Medicine degree in May 2015.
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REUNION 2014 Registration Form
Register online at www.uvm.edu/medicine/alumni
saturday, june 7, 2014
Registration and payment requested by May 23, 2014
■8:30 am Continental Breakfast with Students
■9:00 am Tour of College
■9:30 am Microscopic Explorations
■10:00 am Tour of College ■11:00 am Medical Education Today
■12:15 pm Alumni Picnic ■1:30 pm Sim Lab Tour
■1:30 pm Tour of College
■2:00 pm Hospital Tour
■2:30 pm Tour of College
■2:30 pm Sim Lab Tour
■2:45 pm Nostalgia Hour
■3:30 pm Sim Lab Tour
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Please check box for each event that you will attend.
Friday, june 6, 2014
■Noon Class of 1964 50th Reunion Welcome Lunch No. attending____ at $15 p/p
■2:00 pm Sim Lab Tour No. attending____complimentary
■3:00 pm Sim Lab Tour No. attending____complimentary
■2:00 pm Tour of College
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■3:00 pm Tour of College
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■4:00 pm Tour of College
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■5:00 pm Celebration of Achievements
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■6:45 pm Welcome Reception
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7:00-10:00 pm Individual Class Receptions & Dinners Please refer to page 7
for the location and other details. Check class year and indicate number attending.
■Green & Gold Classes of ’59, ’54 & ’49 No. attending______at $60 p/p
■Class of 1964 50th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
■Class of 1969 45th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
■Class of 1974 40th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
■Class of 1979 35th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
■ Class of 1984 30th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
■Class of 1989 25th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
■Class of 1994 20th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
■Class of 1999 15th Reunion
No. attending______at $60 p/p
REUNION 2014 Registration Form
Please let us know if you need special assistance due to mobility issues.
Children (ages 5-12, under age 5 free)
■Saturday Luncheon No. attending____ at $12 p/child
■Class Dinners: Class Year____No. attending____ at $15 p/child
ages________
ages________
Indicate if you have any dietary needs for your class dinner.
special invitation events (complimentary and by invitation only)
Saturday, June 7
■5:00 pm Ira Allen & Wilbur Societies Donor Reception No. attending
Sunday, June 8
■10:00 am Celebration Brunch REUNION CLASS GIFT (please designate)
■UVM College of Medicine Fund ■
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expenses. The Medical Alumni Association sponsors a large portion of reunion expenses.
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Expiration date
Events will sell out; register early to guarantee your place at Reunion. Refunds, less a $10 administrative
fee will be given until May 23, 2014. Because of catering and facility commitments, no refunds will be made
after this date. If you need to cancel your reservation before May 23, please consider designating your refund
to the UVM College of Medicine as a donation.
REUNION 2014 Accommodations & Parking
Accommodations
The College of Medicine has arranged special reunion weekend rates at the
hotels listed right. Reserve your room before May 22, 2014 and mention UVM
College of Medicine Reunion 2014 to qualify for these exclusive rates.
PARKING
We have ensured that no parking violation tickets will be issued on Friday,
June 6 and Saturday, June 7. Please park at the College of Medicine in either
the Given (Water Tower) or Visitor’s lot (signs will direct you).
Doubletree Hotel
18% discount off best available rate
802-658-0250
Best Western Windjammer Inn
$129.99/night
1-800-371-1125 or 802-651-0638
(code: 407352)
Sheraton Burlington
$172/night
1-800-677-6576
Green Mountain Suites
$179/night, 1 bedroom suites
1-866-337-1616
Hilton Burlington
$189/night
1-800-445-8667 or 802-658-6500
Courtyard Marriott Burlington Harbor
Hotel
$189/night
802-864-4700 or 1-800-321-2211
Hotel Vermont
$209/night
1-855-650-0080
Development and Alumni Relations
The Courtyard at Given
89 Beaumont Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405
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