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Associate Dean Allison Fryer reflects on science and Lord Voldemort

Associate Dean Allison Fryer reflects on science and Lord Voldemort

September 30, 2010
Appointed as Associate Dean for Graduate Studies in June 2008, Allison Fryer, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Medicine, oversees almost 600 students enrolled in 26 programs. Demanding as this role is, it is one she fills in addition to her other ...
Associate Dean Allison Fryer reflects on science and Lord Voldemort

Associate Dean Allison Fryer reflects on science and Lord Voldemort

September 30, 2010
Appointed as Associate Dean for Graduate Studies in June 2008, Allison Fryer, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Medicine, oversees almost 600 students enrolled in 26 programs. Demanding as this role is, it is one she fills in addition to her other ...
Falling in love with chromosomes

Falling in love with chromosomes

September 25, 2010
A 1984 graduate of the PhD program, Susan B. Olson, PhD, Professor, Department of Molecular & Medical Genetics, was unsure how she would use her undergraduate biology degree. While studying at Lewis & Clark College in Portland she took an embryology ...
Falling in love with chromosomes

Falling in love with chromosomes

September 25, 2010
A 1984 graduate of the PhD program, Susan B. Olson, PhD, Professor, Department of Molecular & Medical Genetics, was unsure how she would use her undergraduate biology degree. While studying at Lewis & Clark College in Portland she took an embryology ...
A passion for rural medicine rooted in an OHSU experience

A passion for rural medicine rooted in an OHSU experience

August 19, 2010
Rural Oregon is vast. Consequently, Oregonians who live in the far corners of the state – and the physicians who provide their care – need an ambitious champion to voice their unique needs. Lisa Grill Dodson, M.D. R’91, Associate Professor, Department ...
A passion for rural medicine rooted in an OHSU experience

A passion for rural medicine rooted in an OHSU experience

August 19, 2010
Rural Oregon is vast. Consequently, Oregonians who live in the far corners of the state – and the physicians who provide their care – need an ambitious champion to voice their unique needs. Lisa Grill Dodson, M.D. R’91, Associate Professor, Department ...
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