Florida State University College of Medicine - Electronic Medical Review (EMR)

Spring 2008
HONORING GRADUATES
	A large and enthusiastic group of supporters showed up to cheer for the FSU College of Medicine Class of 2008 at its graduation ceremony May 17 at Ruby Diamond Auditorium. Two days earlier, the 58 graduates were honored during the Class of 2008 Awards Ceremony. (Award winners) » 2008 graduate Dr. Marc Bernstein
SENIOR ART
	With support from a Donald W. Reynolds Foundation grant, the College of Medicine geriatrics department partners with the Tallahassee Senior Center to bring the artwork of senior artists to the medical school. (More) » Sarah, by Mary Hafner
REGIONAL CAMPUS GROWTH
	The College of Medicine’s regional campuses in Daytona Beach and Fort Pierce have moved into new buildings to accommodate planned growth to 40 third- and fourth-year students by 2010. (More) » Ft. Pierce regional campus
PARTNERS IN RESEARCH
	Florida State University and Mayo Clinic have signed an agreement to work as research partners in the quest to improve health-care outcomes for Floridians and people around the world. (More)
DANCE FOR BETTER HEALTH
	Student dancers and volunteers raised more than $400,000 through the 2008 Dance Marathon to help the College of Medicine address health disparities in Gadsden County. (More) » 2008 Dance Marathon Overall Committee
MED STUDENT NEWS
	Danielle Barnes, a third-year student at the Pensacola regional campus, has been named regional coordinator for the American Medical Women’s Association. (More med student news) » Third-year student Danielle Barnes
FACULTY NEWS
	The College of Medicine's newest rural education site is expanding with the addition of a full-time faculty member in Immokalee. Dr. Karimu Smith-Barron, a pediatrician, will serve as clerkship director in Immokalee while also seeing patients at the Isabel Collier Read Medical Campus. (More faculty news) » Dr. Karimu Smith-Barron