On Wednesday, October 13, 2010, the Academies of Advisors Program at the Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) held its first annual Dodgeball Tournament. The Rebecca Lee Crumpler Academy won this inaugural event, defeating the Louis W. Sullivan Academy 3 games to 2 in the final round of play.
Victory is Theirs!
2nd Place Finishers - The Sullivan Academy Tigers
The Crumpler Academy team, also known as the Trailblazers (aka the Crumpinators), consisted of 2nd year students Jon Dashkoff, Christopher Luke, and 1st year students Daniel Chung, Nikki Croteau, DJ Gadaleta, Apar Gupta, Lindsey Storer, and Christopher Tonn.
The Crumpinators benefited from a first round bye due to the single elimination, blind draw tournament format. They faced off against a strong Keefer Academy team lead by second year students Bill Hammond, Ben Isakson, and a red-footie pajama clad Stephen Alerhand.
As winners of the Academies Volleyball Tournament, the players and their entire Academy will receive a free breakfast buffet courtesy of the Academies Student Steering Committee and the Office of Student Affairs!
Crumpler Academy also won the 1st Annual Academies of Advisor Volleyball Tournament, held on February 23, 2010. The Crumpinators will look to defend their Volleyball title at the 2nd Annual Volleyball Tournament on Wednesday, February 23, 2011.
Published in PDF format four times a year, Choices provides pertinent information for students about specialty choice, getting into residency, and other important guidance related to medical student career planning.
Published in PDF format four times a year, Choices provides pertinent information for students about specialty choice, getting into residency, and other important guidance related to medical student career planning.
CRUMPLER ACADEMY WINS 1ST ANNUAL VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
On Tuesday, February 23rd, the Rebecca Lee Crumpler Academy won the 1st annual Academies Volleyball Tournament defeating the Mary Jane Safford Academy in two sets, 21-18, 21-9 at the Solomon Carter Fuller Gym in the South End.
Published in PDF format four times a year, Choices provides pertinent information for students about specialty choice, getting into residency, and other important guidance related to medical student career planning.
Featured in this issue of Choices is:
Specialty Spotlight: Nuclear Medicine
A career in rural practice
Ask the Advisor: Exposure to Specialties and Ranking Your Top Residency Programs
Published in PDF format four times a year, Choices provides pertinent information for students about specialty choice, getting into residency, and other important guidance related to medical student career planning.
Featured in this issue of Choices is:
Specialty Spotlight: Psychiatry
CiM Toolbox: Medical Specialty Preference Inventory (MSPI) Expands
Ask the Advisor: Questions about Planning Summer Break and Types of Residency Programs
Published in PDF format four times a year, Choices provides pertinent information for students about specialty choice, getting into residency, and other important guidance related to medical student career planning.
Published in PDF format four times a year, Choices provides pertinent information for students about specialty choice, getting into residency, and other important guidance related to medical student career planning.
Featured in this issue of Choices is:
·Specialty Spotlight: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
·CiM Toolbox: Using Clinical Rotations to Explore Specialties
Academy Advisor Carol Walsh, Ph.D., and Advisors at-Large Eric Hardt, M.D., and Keith Tornheim, Ph.D. will be part of the Faculty Panel at the Academies of Advisors/Appropriate Treatment in Medicine Initiative’s Dinner on April 16th. This year’s event is titled “Harassment: Not Just A Seasonal Event” and will feature a faculty and student panel to dicuss workplace harassment and entertainment by the BUMC Band.
