HMS/HSDM Class Day
2005
The Doctor’s Advice: Talk to Strangers
Faculty Symposium
Profs Tell Tales of Molecular Medicine
HSPH Class Day
UN Official Sees Women’s Health Crisis in Africa
Alumni Day
How Doctors Speak to the Public
Class Symposium
For Class of ’80, Risk and Reward Mark a Productive 25 Years
DMS Symposium
Integration Key to Student Success in Life Sciences
Student Speakers
Students Recount Lessons Learned
Scenes From Alumni Week
Pictures from Commencement and Alumni Week activities
Student and Faculty Awards
Honors Given to Faculty and Students During Commencement
Growth Factor May Aid in Crohn’s Disease Treatment
Bench Science Advances Against Cancer
Dental School Dedicates New Building on Longwood
Faculty Health Survey Being Conducted
Awards Recognize Advancement of Women
BLAST Resource Available to HMS Faculty
The July Effect: How Hospitals Cope with Intern Turnover
Scenes from Alumni Week
Photo by Graham Ramsay
The second annual Division of Medical Sciences hooding ceremony for students receiving their PhDs took place on Class Day at the new research building. DMS conferred a total of 89 degrees for 2004–2005. In congratulating the new graduates, Nancy Andrews, the HMS dean for basic sciences and graduate studies, said, “We’ve invested in your education because you are our investment in the future.”
Photo by Moshe Jakubowski
More than 100 people gathered in the new research building on June 7 for the MD–PhD Program’s annual reception and dinner honoring the year’s graduates. Nancy Andrews, HMS dean for basic sciences and graduate studies, gave the champagne toast and Jonathan Murnick (above) represented the class of 15 new MD–PhDs in making the closing remarks.
Photo by Liza Green, HMS Media Services
Graduating medical student Ann Lee Chang with sister Helen
Photo by Steve Gilbert
Dental School speaker Thomas Johnson (left) and moderator Milton Davenport III
Photo by Steve Gilbert
Graduating medical student Olabolanle Ayodele is joined by her family during Class Day.
Photo by Liza Green, HMS Media Services
HMS graduate Hannah Galvin clebrates with (left to right) friends Alia and Ruth Williams, father Peter, and mother Robyn.
Photo by Liza Green, HMS Media Services
From left, Aaron, Baiky, and Shannon Wieland take a break during Class Day.
Photo by Steve Gilbert
After the Alumni Day Symposium, HMS dean Joseph Martin addressed the audience about ways in which technology has “flattened” Harvard, enabling students and faculty to access a wide range of information and resources from anywhere on the globe by using the digital library and MyCourses, among other innovations. Martin noted, “We established new ways to relate to our broad community through messaging systems that permit me to send instant e-mails to a community in excess of 14,000 people.”