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Dean Gerald Pepe leads
the procession
of faculty into McCombs auditorium
at the beginning of the annual
White Coat Ceremony. |
Students begin career journey with White Coat
Ceremony —
EVMS on Friday officially welcomed its newest
class of 115 up-and-coming physicians into the
medical community with the annual White Coat
Ceremony.
The occasion serves to foster strong moral and
professional standards within the atmosphere of
learning at EVMS.
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EVMS President Harry
Lester greets a table of new medical
students, including
Nicole Fanning, left. |
EVMS community comes together at annual picnic —
Think medical school is no picnic? Well, it is at EVMS — at least for one afternoon. President
Harry Lester welcomed new and returning students for a new year Tuesday with the annual
President's Picnic, a relaxed get-together featuring barbecue and camaraderie.
Students — some with family members in
tow — mingled with classmates, faculty members and school leaders at
the low-key gathering as Lester got acquainted with the additions to the
EVMS community. The picnic is part of a flurry of activity during the first
week of the semester, which culminates Friday with the White Coat
Ceremony for first-year M.D. students.
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| Dean Gerald Pepe, Ph.D.,
talks with a group of first-year medical
students, including Quao Zhou, left, as the
first semester of their medical education
gets underway. |
EVMS
greets new students — EVMS welcomed its newest crop of up-and-coming
medical professionals Monday as the first semester of the academic year got underway.
Orientation for new students started with the annual breakfast hosted by Dean Gerald Pepe,
Ph.D., following by a welcoming ceremony and greetings from school leaders. The week is
filled with lectures and activities geared toward acclimating new students to campus and
ensuring they're equipped for the rigors of a leading academic medical institution.
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Artwork by
Elizabeth Warson, M.A., A.T.R-B.C. |
Art Therapy professor exhibiting works —
Elizabeth Warson, M.A., A.T.R.-B.C., an
assistant professor in the Graduate Art Therapy Program, is taking part in the
“Mix It Up” mixed-media art exhibition in the Selden Arcade this month.
The exhibition runs through Aug. 29.
Other artists participating in the show presented by Norfolk's Bureau of
Cultural Affairs are Ellen Alt of New York and John Rozelle of Chicago. For more
information, visit Selden Arcade. |
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