Graduate students: (left to right) Aimee Cammilleri, Lindsay Oksenberg,
Thomas "TJ" Fels, Jennifer Hulsey, Brenda Harrison-McArthur
Congratulations Vesalius Trust Scholars
Two students received Scholarship Awards from the Vesalius Trust for their Thesis Projects
Brenda Harrison-McArthur, Enzyme Instigator: A Science Suitcase for Ninth Graders
Lindsay Oksenberg, Neuroanatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology of the Lower Urinary Tract: An Educational Animation for Medical Students, Residents and Fellows
Congratulations - "Hole in the Ground"
Calver has won the Chronicle of Higher Education's George W. Bush Presidential Library design contest.
Erin Frederikson has accepted a position as a medical animator at Nucleus Medical Art in Kennesaw Georgia.
Maya Chaphalkar has accepted a position as a medical illustrator at Argosy Medical Animation in Newton Upper Falls, Massachusetts.
Jordan Pietz is currently working as a staff medical illustrator in the Biomedical Communications Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Marie Sena is working as a self-employed medical illustrator and is currently working on a gynecologic text book with Barbara Hoffman, MD at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Ann Matuskowitz has accepted a position as a medical illustrator at Argosy Medical Animation in Newton Upper Falls, Massachusetts.
Recently Defended
Marie R. Sena Creation of Residual Resource to Aid in the Evaluation of Muscle Trigger Points in Patients with Chronic Pelvic Pain
Mentor, Lewis Calver, M.S.
March 19, 2008
Erin Nicole Frederikson Creating a Model for an Instructional Guide for Surgical Devices Delivered on Personal Device Assistant (PDA)
Mentor, Kim Hoggatt Krumwiede, M.A.
March 6, 2008
Maya Chaphalkar Pathologic Staging of Gynecological Cancers: An Interactive Visual Resource for Surgeons Mentor, Kim Hoggatt Krumwiede, M.A.
March 6, 2008
Alumna, Phoebe Gloeckner has been awarded a 2008 Guggenheim Fellowship. Gloeckner is currently an assistant professor in the School of Art and Design at the University of Michigan.
Gloeckner was awarded the fellowship for a graphic narrative about a Mexican girl murdered at the turn of this century in Ciudad Juarez, a major U.S.-Mexico border crossing adjacent to El Paso, Texas. Gloeckner developed a three-dimensional technique, teaching herself to use tools and to construct nearly everything she would normally draw
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