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Ted Buchanan

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 Tulane Empowers

Students give year of service before med school
As part of the Tulane Accelerated Physician Training Program, juniors are giving back to New Orleans.
 
Clinic treats patients and educates students
Tulane medical students run a volunteer clinic each week to provide health care for men with substance abuse problems at Bridge House.
 
Tulane Tops in Peace Corps Volunteerism
Ty Bryant, who served in Mozambique, will get her public health degree this year.
 
Healthcare Heroes: Med School Wins Top Service Honor
Dedication to community service results in national award for School of Medicine and its students.
 
Entrepreneurs Talk About Social Ventures
Make a Difference Week kicks off on campus with a discussion by young social entrepreneurs.
 
Barataria Bay Beckons Coastal Scientists
Researchers such as Alex Kolker are in for the long haul studying the effects of the oil spill in Barataria Bay.

Scholarship recipients say ‘thank you’

Students thanked donors and learned each other's stories at the annual scholarship luncheon. 

thank yous
More than 100 students turn out for the annual scholarship luncheon, to participate in a letter-writing event to donors. (Photo by Paula Burch-Celentano)

 

April 18, 2012

Michael Ramos
mcramos@tulane.edu

Without scholarship support, Kaci McGuire says an education at Tulane University would have been out of her reach. Now, she is pursuing her dream of working for an international women’s organization after graduation next year, thanks to the Dorothy Brandao scholarship. More than 100 grateful scholarship recipients like McGuire sat down to write thank-you letters recently. More...

 

 

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