As the year ends
This was certainly a year like no other. It may seem like we can say that every year, especially since 2020, but this year brought…
Views from the Chair
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State of the Department, 2022
The following is an abridged and edited transcript of yesterday’s State of the Department address. To view the entire presentation, click here (hawkid login required)….
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Continually reviewing and renewing
Earlier this week, we participated in an annual year-end tradition in which faculty members are invited to meet with the Dean of the Carver College…
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Leadership here, there, and everywhere
It is still thrilling to be able to reunite with friends and colleagues in person at conferences again. The time spent in in-person conferences and…
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Quantities of quality
I have the honor of delivering the 2022 State of the Department Address during Grand Rounds next month. I hope you will join me in…
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Finding the joy
Last week’s news that the search for a new VPMA/Dean would have to be paused was disappointing. There is no other way to put it,…
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Emphasizing our unique community
My deep thanks to the eight women faculty members who took the time to write such thoughtful and personal responses a couple weeks ago for…
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In Her Words: Women in Medicine Month
This week’s Views from the Chair is the last post in September, which is Women in Medicine month. For this column, Dr. Grumbach asked a…
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Alternative fuels
Federal funds allocated for biomedical research when adjusted for inflation have not significantly increased over the last 10 years. Nonetheless, the NIH has increased the…
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Leadership
If you are like me, you have been thinking about what qualities make someone a good leader this week, or maybe just more than usual….
