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| A newsletter for research & medical education | October 2006 |
Fortunately, Dr. Cohen doesn’t believe the baseball maxim, “Three strikes and you’re out!” After NIH rejected his third proposal, he remained undeterred, even though “each of the proposals was the most difficult I had written in my life.” Continue... The First-Ever Tufts World Day An invitation for all medical students, residents, fellows, and faculty at Baystate On October 19 2006, Tufts University will host events at locations around the globe to celebrate its unique reputation as one of the most international of institutions. You are personally invited to join Michael Rosenblatt, MD, Dean of Tufts University School of Medicine, at a special gathering for Springfield area members of the Tufts Community and its affiliated network of hospitals. Alphonse Calvanese, M78, serves as the regional representative of TUSM's Alumni Association for Western Massachusetts and will play host for this gathering. Please join us at 6:30 PM on Thursday, October 19, 2006 at the Barney Estate in Springfield's Forest Park. As a valued faculty member at Baystate, this event is your opportunity to more closely interact with students and their work while also meeting fellow members of the Tufts network. Please make every effort to join us, as your attendance will be greatly appreciated. RSVPs are greatly appreciated so we may properly plan for your attendance.
Please RSVP directly to Kara Brassil at 617.636.6594 or kara.brassil@tufts.edu.
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