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March 5, 2024 President's Bulletin

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A Message from President Riley

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

As we welcome the month of March, it is a great time to celebrate some significant occasions that enrich our lives and communities.

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Tags: Commemorative Months

Racism as a Public Health Crisis

The Reality of Racism as a Public Health Crisis

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

Racism is acknowledged as a widespread societal problem, impacting individuals and communities across multiple dimensions of life. In response, there is increasing recognition of racism as a public health crisis and a significant determinant of health...

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Tags: Public Health

Anna Todd

Bridging Cultures and Leading Change in Occupational Therapy

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

We are proud to pay tribute to the outstanding accomplishments, resilience, and grit of women globally. Whether breaking barriers or shaping history, women persistently ignite positive transformations across all aspects of society.

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Dr. Kougias and Dr. Sharath

The New Frontier in Surgical Quality Measures

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

Congratulations to Panos Kougias, M.D., M.Sc., Chair of Surgery, and Sherene Sharath, Ph.D., MPH, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, on the publication of their thoughtful and multi-faceted Invited Commentary in a recent issue of...

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Tags: Surgery

Dr. Rochon

Downstate's Kidney Transplant Program Serves New York's Diverse Communities

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

As a halo program in a public-serving safety net hospital, the kidney Transplant Program at Downstate’s University Hospital at Brooklyn stands as a beacon of hope and a model of health justice. Downstate is Brooklyn’s only academic medical center,...

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Samuel L. Kountz, M.D.

Dr. Samuel L. Kountz Transplant Program

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

The Transplant Program’s history of service and dedication to the community dates back more than 50 years. The program was established in 1965 by Samuel L. Kountz, M.D., an African-American pioneer in transplantation who then served as Downstate’s...

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Phi Theta Epsilon

Pi Theta Epsilon Inducts Top OT Students

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

Alumni Auditorium at SUNY Downstate was abuzz with excitement for the recent Pi Theta Epsilon Honor Society induction ceremony, celebrating the achievements of thirteen outstanding Occupational Therapy Class of 2024 students.

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photo of Pamela Simmons, and Jamie Jett

Global Voluntarism Helps Orphans and Foster Children

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

Pamela B. Simmons, Ph.D., FNP-C (ret.), Clinical Professor of Nursing at Downstate, excels as a faculty member but also as a passionate advocate for orphans and foster children. For the past decade, she has been actively involved in international...

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Shout Outs

Shout Outs

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

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In Case You Missed it

In Case You Missed It

by Office of the President - March 5 , 2024

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