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Dr. Karen Symes appointed as Assistant Dean of Student Affairs!

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Dr. Karen Symes

Dr. Karen Symes has been appointed as an Assistant Dean of Student Affairs in the Office of Student Affairs for the Medical School.

Congratulations Karen, on this well-deserved promotion!

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Posted 16 years ago on Friday, June 11th, 2010 in Departmental News

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  • 19OctBiochemistry & Cell Biology Seminar Series: Travis M. Rotterman, Ph.D. - “Spinal motor circuit reorganization in response to peripheral neuropathy.”
  • 22OctIn-House Research Seminar : Adaline Brekker, Ph.D. student (Lyons Lab) & Ashley Tai, Ph.D student (Zaia Lab)
  • 5NovIn-House Research Seminar : Annie Wen, Ph.D student (Cifuentes Lab) & Ashley Tai, Ph.D student (Zaia Lab)
  • 9NovBiochemistry & Cell Biology Seminar Series: Ariel Bazzini, Ph.D. - "Post-transcriptional gene regulation in vertebrate development and viral infection"

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