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at the UTMB School of Medicine
April 15, 2002
INTRODUCTION
OF SOM e-NEWS
Vol.
2, No.
6
In
this issue:
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1.
UPCOMING EVENTS
2.
APPOINTMENTS
OF dR. david g. gorenstein & dR. don w. powell
3.
APPOINTMENT OF
DR. WILLIAM E. MITCH
4.
WOMEN
FACULTY CHOSEN FOR 2002-2003 CLASS OF FELLOWS, ELAM PROGRAM
5.
APPOINTMENT OF
MR. MATHEN SAMUEL
6.
ELECTION
OF SOM REPRESENTATIVE TO FACULTY SENATE
7.
GCRC 11TH
ANNUAL RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM
8.
SELECTION
OF UTMB HOSPITAL ACADEMIC FELLOWSHIPS FOR JULY 1, 2002
9.
CERTIFICATE
IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
10.
OFF-CAMPUS
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
11.
PROMOTION AND TENURE ACTIONS
12.
GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
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ALL
FACULTY ORIENTATION LUNCHEONS
A
series of orientation luncheons have been scheduled to introduce new
faculty to UTMB. Although these luncheons are particularly helpful to
new faculty, all faculty are invited.
The luncheons are scheduled as follows and will be held from noon
to 1:00 PM, Caduceus Room, 6th Floor of Administration
Building:
April
19th
Presentations
regarding Faculty Governance
Victor
Sierpina, M.D., Chair, Faculty Senate
J. Regino Perez-Polo, Ph.D., Vice Chair, Academic Planning &
Policy Committee
Patricia Blair, R.N., M.S.N., J.D., Chair, School of Nursing
Faculty Assembly
Cary Cooper, Ph.D., Dean, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
April
30th
Presentation
regarding President's Council
John
D. Stobo, M.D., President, UTMB
May 10th
Presentation
regarding School of Medicine
Stanley
M. Lemon, M.D., Dean of Medicine
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THE CRAFT OF EMPATHY: HEALING MAGIC
The
Craft of Empathy: Healing Magic, a residency with actress Megan Cole, is
sponsored by the Elizabeth and Chauncey Leake Memorial Fund, the
Institute for the Medical Humanities, and the Sealy Center for
Environmental Health & Medicine.
Listed below are upcoming activities:
--
Non-Verbal Awareness in the Medical Encounter: Attitudes of
Empathy.
Tuesday, April 16th @ 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM in G.214
Ashbel Smith Bldg. (Old Red). An
Institute for the Medical Humanities Colloquium.
--
Non-Verbal Awareness in the Medical Encounter: Context
& Status. Tuesday,
April 16th @ Noon
– 1:00 PM in 1.104 SAHS/SON @ UTMB.
For reservations contact: Beverly
Claussen, Ext. 29386
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ENHANCING
CAREER SUCCESS BY BUILDING MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS WORKSHOP
The
Office of the Dean of the School of Allied Health Sciences announces an
upcoming faculty development opportunity, entitled, "Enhancing
Career Success by Building Mentor Relationships" Workshop. This is
a half-day workshop aimed at enhancing performance while reducing stress
by providing tools to strategically organize the professional goals
required for success and to create a mentoring support system to
facilitate achievement of those goals. The workshop will be offered on
two occasions:
Tuesday, April 16, 2002,
1:00-5:00 PM, Rosenberg House
and
Thursday, April 18, 2002, 8:00 AM-12:00N, Marie Hall Room (SAHS/SON
Bldg.)
Participation
will be on a first come-first served basis and open to all UTMB faculty.
Although it will be particularly useful to new faculty, all
faculty are invited. Since
seats are limited, a $24.00 no show fee will apply, otherwise, there is
no charge for registration. To
register, please contact Judy Wolf at 772-3001 or email her at jwolf@utmb.edu
indicating your preference for the April 16 (PM) or April 18 (AM)
workshop.
·
THE 2002 AWA
VISITING PROFESSOR LECTURE
The
Texas Alpha Chapter (AWA)
at UTMB invites you to a lecture presented by the 1998 Nobel Laureate in
Medicine, Ferid Murad, M.D., Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Integrative
Biology and Pharmacology, University of Texas-Houston Medical School.
--
Thursday, April 18, 2002, 4:00 P.M., Levin Hall North
Dr.
Murad's talk is entitled, "Cell signaling with nitric oxide and
cyclic GMP."
·
UTMB
FACULTY WOMEN'S CLUB EVENTS
·
NATIONAL STUDENT RESEARCH
FORUM
--Thursday-Saturday,
April 25-27, 2002, Levin Hall. Oral
presentations will be held on both April 25th & 26th
and the poster presentations will be held on April 26th.
All faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to attend.
For further details, please contact Shannon Carroll at extension
23762.
·
APT WORKSHOP
An
APT workshop will be held for Departmental Chairs, Administrators, and
Chairs of Departmental APT Committees who were unable to attend the
previous workshops:
--Friday,
May 17, 2002, 12:00N-1:00 PM, Caduceus Room
Lunch
will be provided. Please RSVP to Eartha Dotson, x22671 or email at edotson@utmb.edu.
·
SPECIAL
FACULTY OF MEDICINE MEETING TO CERTIFY GRADUATES
--Thursday, May 23, 2002, 4:00 PM, Clinical Sciences Auditorium
·
SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE COMMENCEMENT
--Saturday,
May 25, 2002, 10:00 AM, Moody Gardens Convention Center
Commencement
Speaker: J. James Rohack, M.D., Medical Director, Scott &
White Health Plan, Temple, TX
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2.
APPOINTMENTS
OF dR. david g. gorenstein & dR. don w. powell
David
G. Gorenstein, Ph.D. and Don W. Powell, M.D. have been appointed as
Associate Deans for Research, effective 1 February and 1 April, 2002,
respectively.
Dr.
Gorenstein, the Charles Marc Pomerat Distinguished Professor of
Biological Sciences, received his undergraduate education from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his Ph.D. from Harvard
University. He joined the faculty of the University of Illinois at
Chicago in 1969, where he served until being appointed Director of the
Biochemical Magnetic Resonance Laboratory at Purdue University in 1985.
Dr. Gorenstein became a member of the UTMB faculty in 1994, and has
since served in multiple leadership roles at this institution, including
as the founding Director of the Sealy Center for Structural Biology (SCSB),
Vice Chair of the Department of Human Biological Chemistry and Genetics,
and Deputy Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health
Sciences (NIEHS) Center at UTMB. Under his leadership, structural
biology has achieved a new prominence at UTMB, contributing to multiple
multidisciplinary research efforts, and the SCSB has become a pivotal
focus for collaboration among UTMB scientists. He has also spear-headed
UTMB’s efforts in creating the Gulf Coast Consortium for Structural
Biology, which has received substantial support from the Keck Foundation
for the development of enhanced NMR capabilities and training
opportunities in structural biology at a group of leading biomedical
research institutions in the Houston-Galveston area. Well known for his
work on the solution structures of DNA and DNA-protein adducts, Dr.
Gorenstein has served on numerous expert panels for the National
Institutes of Health, the Department of Energy, and the National Science
Foundation.
Dr.
Powell, Professor within the Department of Internal Medicine, received
his Bachelor's Degree with honors from Auburn University and his Doctor
of Medicine with highest honors from the Medical College of Alabama at
Birmingham. Following a residency in Internal Medicine at the Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital, Dr. Powell served with the U.S. Army at the Walter
Reed Army Institute of Research. He subsequently completed a two-year
Special NIH Fellowship in Physiology at Yale University School of
Medicine, before moving to the University of North Carolina School of
Medicine at Chapel Hill. During his 20 years of service on the UNC
faculty, Dr. Powell served as Chief of the Division of Digestive
Diseases and Nutrition, and founding Director of the Center for
Gastrointestinal Biology and Disease and the Program in Digestive
Diseases and Nutrition. He served as Associate Chairman for Clinical
Affairs of the Department of Medicine at North Carolina, until joining
the faculty at UTMB as Professor and Chair of the Department of Internal
Medicine and holder of the Edward Randall and Edward Randall, Jr.
Distinguished Chair in Internal Medicine. Over the past decade, he has
led the department in continued growth of its research and educational
programs and increasing excellence in its patient care activities. As a
successful physician-scientist, Dr. Powell is recognized internationally
for his research in the field of gastroenterology, particularly in the
areas of intestinal transport and inflammation. He has received numerous
honors and awards, including the Julius Friedenwald Medal, the highest
recognition awarded by the American Gastroenterological Association, for
his lifetime contribution to this field. A prolific author, Dr. Powell
has written numerous scientific articles and has served as editor and
associate editor of many textbooks, including the Textbook of
Gastroenterology and the Cecil Textbook of Medicine.
In
their new roles, Dr. Gorenstein and Dr. Powell will bring a greatly
strengthened level of leadership, expertise, and organization to the
research programs of the School of Medicine. They will be jointly
responsible for enhancing interactions between basic and clinical
investigators, to meet the challenges of an interdisciplinary research
environment, and for promoting the growth of physician-scientists and
translational research within the School of Medicine.
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3. APPOINTMENT
OF DR. WILLIAM E. MITCH
William
E. Mitch, M.D., recently was appointed as Professor and Chair of the
Department of Internal Medicine, and
holder of the Edward Randall and Edward Randall Jr. Distinguished Chair
in Internal Medicine, effective
1 April, 2002.
Dr.
Mitch received his medical degree with honors from Harvard Medical
School in 1967 followed by postgraduate training at Brigham and Women's
Hospital and the National Institutes of Health. He subsequently served
as the Emmanual Libman Fellow in Medicine at Johns Hopkins from
1972-1973 and as Chief Resident in Internal Medicine at Brigham and
Women's Hospital from 1973-1974. Dr.
Mitch joined the faculty of Johns Hopkins in 1974 as an Assistant
Professor of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics and Assistant
Professor of Medicine. He returned to Harvard Medical School in 1979 as
Associate Professor of Medicine and Director of the Clinical
Pharmacology Division, Brigham and Women's Hospital. In 1987, he joined
the faculty at the Emory University School of Medicine where he has
served up until the present as the E. Garland Herndon Professor of
Medicine and Director of the Renal Division.
Dr.
Mitch is recognized internationally for his research in chronic renal
failure and nutrition in renal disease. He has received numerous honors
and awards for his work, including a Clinical Investigator Award and a
Research Career Development Award from the National Institutes of
Health, the Distinguished Service Award from the National Kidney
Foundation, the Distinguished Achievement Award from the American Heart
Association, and the Thomas Addis Award from the International Society
of Nutrition & Metabolism in Renal Disease. As a highly regarded
leader in the field of nephrology, Dr. Mitch has served on numerous
expert panels and advisory boards for the NIH.
He maintains a leadership role in many professional societies,
including the National Kidney Foundation, the International Society of
Nephrology, the American Heart Association and the American Society of
Nephrology.
Dr.
Mitch brings to UTMB a wealth of talents as a physician-scientist,
administrator and educator. Under his leadership, the department is
expected to flourish and build on the many advances in the department
and the strong base developed by his immediate predecessor, Dr.
Don Powell.
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4.
WOMEN FACULTY CHOSEN FOR
2002-2003 CLASS OF FELLOWS, ELAM PROGRAM
Abbey
B. Berenson, M.D., Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology,
and Martha A. Hargraves, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of
Obstetrics & Gynecology, were chosen by the Executive Leadership in
Academic Medicine (ELAM) Program
to participate in the
2002-2003 Class of Fellows. Applications
for this program were extremely competitive with double the number of
applicants to the number accepted.
The candidates represented 68 respected academic institutions
from across the U.S. and Canada, including 18 that have not previously
had Fellows. Forty-five
Fellows with outstanding credentials in medical and dental education,
research, clinical service and administration were selected to
participate in the Program.
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5.
APPOINTMENT OF MR. MATHEN SAMUEL
Mr.
Mathen Samuel has been appointed as Manager of Educational Projects and
Planning in the Office of the Associate Dean for Educational Affairs.
Mr. Samuel has served most recently as Coordinator of the
Multidisciplinary Ambulatory Clerkship. Formerly, he served as
Administrator for Operations for Kelsey-Seybold Clinics in Houston.
In
his new role, Mr. Samuel will assist Dr. Steven A. Lieberman in carrying
out special projects and new initiatives related to the School of
Medicine curriculum and coordinating various education-related
activities of this office.
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6. ELECTION OF SOM REPRESENTATIVE TO FACULTY SENATE
Eligible
faculty may access a ballot at the URL address http://www.utmb.edu/SOMballot
to vote for their choice of a candidate to serve as a School of Medicine
representative to the Faculty Senate.
To login, use your e-mail username without the “@utmb.edu”
portion and your email password. The
polls will close at 5:00 p.m., Friday, April 19, 2002.
The
Bylaws of the Faculty of Medicine provide that full members (faculty
appointed at the ranks of Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant
Professor or Instructor) are entitled to participate in the
deliberations of the Faculty of Medicine and to vote upon all business
brought before the Faculty of Medicine.
These rights and privileges extend to tenured, tenure track and
non-tenure track appointees. Faculty
who elected to vote and run as members of the Graduate School of
Biomedical Sciences on Faculty Senate matters are not eligible to vote
in the School of Medicine election.
Please
contact Deborah Reynolds at dreynold@utmb.edu
or Extension 21069 if you need assistance or have questions.
You
are encouraged to exercise your right to vote.
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The
UTMB General Clinical Research Center presents its 11th Annual Research
Colloquium combined with Grand Rounds for Internal Medicine on Thursday,
April 25, 2002. This event
will be held at 8:15 a.m. in the Shiners Burns Institute 7th
floor Auditorium. All
faculty, house staff, students, research associates, study coordinators
and others interested in clinical research are welcome to attend.
This
annual event highlights accomplishments of GCRC investigators by
presenting current research in clinical investigation.
Thomas A. Buchanan, M.D., GCRC Program Director and Professor of
Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Physiology and Biophysics of
the University of Southern California School of Medicine will present,
“Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes; Saving the B-cell."
Dr. Buchanan is well known for his work on gestational diabetes,
fuel metabolism and hypertension, and is currently conducting a large,
NIH-supported study on the genetic determinants of beta cell failure
that leads to diabetes in Mexican-American women.
The study involves detailed phenotyping, candidate gene analysis
and genome-wide scanning.
The GCRC and Clinical Research Education Office
will also display posters highlighting services and activities available
through these NIH funded institutional resources. Services include assistance in submitting a GCRC protocol,
specialized equipment and resources, and career development
opportunities in clinical investigation.
Please stop by the poster displays and discuss ways the GCRC may
assist you in your research endeavors.
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8.
SELECTION OF UTMB HOSPITAL ACADEMIC FELLOWSHIPS FOR JULY 1, 2002
Thomas
A. Blackwell, M.D., Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education,
announces the recipients (see below) of the UTMB Hospitals Academic
Fellowship Awards for July 1, 2002, through June 30, 2003.
This is the third year these competitive awards have been made.
Dr.
Ajay Bharti, Internal Medicine/Infectious Diseases
Dr.
Carol Lynn Coglianese, Internal Medicine/Pediatrics-Infectious Diseases
Dr.
Mark Fahlen, Internal Medicine/Nephrology
Dr.
Marcelo Filizzola, Internal Medicine/Infectious Diseases
Dr.
Leka Gajula, Internal Medicine/Gastroenterology
Dr.
Sanjuanita Garza-Cox, Pediatrics/Neonatology
Dr.
Barbara Held, OB-Gyn/Oncology
Dr.
Lyuba Levine, OB-Gyn/Oncology
Dr.
Fernando Membrano, Internal Medicine//Gastroenterology
Dr.
Lucinda Miller, Internal Medicine//Pulmonary-Critical Care
Dr.
Claudia Molina, Pathology-Microbiology
Dr.
Rakesh Patel, Internal Medicine/Endocrinology
Dr.
Victor Suarez, OB-Gyn/Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Dr.
Scott Wright, Internal Medicine/Cardiology
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9.
CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
UTMB,
in conjunction with the University of Houston - Clear Lake, will offer a
Certificate in Business Administration for Physician Executives and
Administrators. This 100
hour program, jointly sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Medicine
and the Office of Community Outreach, is designed to provide physician
leaders with the core business skills and healthcare knowledge to be
effective in today's healthcare environment.
The program will offer CME credits to physicians and will begin
August, 2002 through mid-November, 2002, continuing in January, 2003.
Class size is limited to 40 individuals and will cost
$1,000/person. Those faculty who are sponsored by the Office of the Dean
of Medicine will have half of their tuition covered by this office.
A call for applications is forthcoming.
For information regarding the University of Houston - Clear Lake
MBA Degree Program and the Auburn University Physicians Executive MBA
Program, please contact Dianne B. Love, Ph.D., Associate Professor of
Healthcare Administration, University of Houston - Clear Lake, via
email, love@cl.uh.edu or call (281)
283-3116.
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Below are
several off-campus professional development opportunities for faculty.
Detailed information may be obtained at their respective web
sites.
--The 10th Annual
National Conference: Primary Care for the Underserved, "Exploring
the Frontier of Primary Care," June 6-9, 2002, Radisson Inn -
Conference Center, Bismarck, ND. Sponsored by Northeastern University, Boston, MA, and
Co-sponsored/hosted by St. Alexius Medical Center, Bismarck ND.
For information regarding program/speakers, please contact
Michelle Beauchesne, email: m.beauchesne@neu.edu;
for information regarding registration/local arrangements, please
contact Rodger Wetzel, 1-701-530-7389, email: rwetzel@primecare.org.
Please visit the following web sites: www.st.alexius.org;
www.bismarck-mandancvb.org;
and www.ndtourism.com.
--American
Academy on Physician and Patient, 20th Annual National
Faculty Development Course: Teaching Core Competencies in Medical
Interviewing, June 1-6, 2002, Case Western Reserve University School of
Medicine, Cleveland, OH. CME
sponsored with Case Western Reserve University.
Please visit the following web site: www.physicianpatient.org.
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11.
PROMOTION AND TENURE ACTIONS
Below
is a list of School of Medicine faculty who were recommended by the
Appointment, Promotion and Tenure Committee and approved by the
Executive Committee of the Faculty of Medicine for promotion and/or
tenure. These actions are effective September 1, 2002 and are pending
System approval:
--EDWARD
G. BROOKS, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, be
awarded tenure in his current rank.
--DENNIS
C. GORE, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, be
awarded tenure in his current rank.
--
MARK R. HELLMICH, Ph.D, Associate Professor, Departments of Surgery
and Physiology & Biophysics, be awarded tenure in his current rank
--VOLKER
E. NEUGEBAUER, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of
Anatomy & Neurosciences, be promoted to Associate Professor.
--BOGDAN
J. NOWICKI, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor, Departments of
Obstetrics & Gynecology and Microbiology & Immunology, be
promoted to Professor.
--JANAK
A. PATEL, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, be
promoted to Professor.
--NORMA
H. RUBIN, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Anatomy & Neurosciences,
Department of Anatomy and Neurosciences, be promoted to Professor
of Anatomy & Neurosciences
--GEORGE
R. SAADE, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics &
Gynecology, be promoted to Professor and awarded tenure.
--LYNN SOONG,
M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Departments of Microbiology &
Immunology and Pathology, be promoted to Associate Professor.
--ROGER R.
THRONDSON, D.D.S., FACD, Assistant Professor, be promoted to
Associate Professor of Surgery.
--GOPALRAO
V.N. VELAGALETI, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Departments of
Pediatrics, Pathology and Human Biological Chemistry & Genetics, be
promoted to Associate Professor.
--DWIGHT
V. WOLF, M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral
Sciences, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, be
promoted to Associate Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences.
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12. GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
NIEHS CENTER
PILOT PROJECT FUNDING
APPLICATIONS DUE BY JUNE 1, 2002
SPONSOR/DEPARTMENT:
NIEHS CENTER IN ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
Limited
funds are available to support Pilot Project studies in the
environmental health sciences, funded through the NIEHS Center at UTMB. Proposals must have a strong emphasis on
environmentally-related problems including such areas of research as
molecular epidemiology, DNA mutagenesis, DNA repair, biotransformation,
alterations in signal transduction pathways by exposure to environmental
agents, and environmentally based community outreach and education
programs. Special priority
will be placed on applications that emphasize collaborative efforts.
These awards will be funded for up to $12,000 for one year.
Deadline for receipt of applications is June 1st.
Proposals
should follow standard NIH RO1 guidelines with a five page single spaced
limitation. This should
include:
·
abstract
·
specific aims
·
background and significance
·
preliminary studies (if any)
·
experimental design and methods
Your
application must also include the following supporting documents using
standard NIH forms:
·
face page
·
one year budget
·
budget justification (including justification of any supply
expenses and salary support expenses)
·
biosketches of key personnel
·
other support
·
resources and environment
Please
submit an original application with 4 copies plus a list of potential
reviewers.
For
further information contact:
RayKay
Santa, NIEHS Center Administrative Director
Mail
Route 1071
E-mail:
rksanta@utmb.edu
Phone:
772-5609; FAX: 772-1790
or
R.
Stephen Lloyd, Ph.D., NIEHS Center Director
Mail
Route 1071
E-mail:
rslloyd@utmb.edu
Phone:
772-2179; FAX: 772-1790
For other funding opportunities,
please visit the following web site:
http://www.som.utmb.edu/announcements/
The
Research Funding Library has posted internal review deadlines for
invited funding opportunities to a special web site calendar with links
to contact information. The
calendar may be viewed at: http://www.utmbhealthcare.org/scripts/we3.07/webevent.pl?cmd=opencal&cal=cal19&
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