Thanks to all who attended and participated in the Senior Banquet and Commencement.  As always, these are wonderful events for our students, and it is important for us to show our support and appreciation for their hard work the past four years.  I actually had comments ready to deliver at Commencement, but after the outstanding student response by Dr. Kelly Wright, I decided to let skip my comments.  She delivered perhaps the best student response I have heard in all my years of attending Commencement.  It was absolutely outstanding!

I have a few announcements or news items this month:

There are two promotions to announce:

• Doug Venuti has been promoted to Executive Associate Dean for Finance & Administration.
• Dr. Jay Puschett has been promoted to Senior Executive Associate Dean for Program Development.

I want to thank both of these men for their continued excellence in leadership at the college.

Congratulations to the following faculty members who were recently approved for tenure and/or promotion at the college:

• Anesthesiology -- Russell K. McAllister, M.D.
• Family & Community Medicine -- Michael H. Bross, M.D. and Kathleen R. Soch, M.D. 
• Internal Medicine – John P. Erwin, III, M.D. and Scott C. Supowit, Ph.D.
• Molecular & Cellular Medicine – Siegfried M. Musser, Ph.D.
• Neuroscience & Experimental Therapeutics – Paul C. Brandt, Ph.D. and Ursula H. Winzer-Serhan, Ph.D.
• Surgery – Robert W. Feldtman, M.D. and Kyle H. Smith, M.D.
  

The Year III clerkships will begin in College Station this month with students rotating in OB/GYN, Family & Community Medicine and Pediatrics.  Many people have worked hard to get ready for this, and we are all excited to begin this program.  Dr. Chuck Sanders has been the point person on this implementation, and I want to commend him for all of his outstanding work to get these rotations ready.

The Health Science Center recently introduced a new website look, and the College of Medicine was part of this transformation.  We realize that there are problems with the transition of the college website, so we ask your patience until this process is completed.  We have a new webmaster coming on board on June 11th, who will be working on the complete transformation of the website.  In the meantime, please share any comments/concerns with either Dr. Annette Tommerdahl (artommerdahl@medicine.tamhsc.edu) or Summer Morgan (slmorgan@medicine.tamhsc.edu). 

Another IT-related item involves the switch to Microsoft Outlook.  The migration from GroupWise to Outlook has begun, so please be patient with the process.  You will receive information regarding training opportunities.

I think that is it for this month.  I hope your summer is off to a great start and you all take some well-deserved vacation time in the next few weeks.

Class of 2007 Commencement

Commencement ceremonies for the College of Medicine’s Class of 2007 and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences were held Saturday, May 19 at 2 p.m. in Rudder Auditorium on the Texas A&M University campus. More than 1,500 family members, friends, faculty and staff turned out for the ceremony.

Eighteen students received their Ph.D. degrees and three were awarded Master of Science degrees. Five students, Heather Briggs, Jason Etheredge, Jessemy Neiger, Terasa Prock and Erion Qamirani, received both their M.D. and Ph.D. degrees, while 72 students received their M.D. degrees.

The 2007 Commencement speaker was Dr. John C. Starr, professor of Internal Medicine at Scott & White. Dr. Starr joined the Scott & White staff in 1973 and has been on the College of Medicine faculty since 1977. Following the Dr. Starr’s address, the graduate students were hooded by their chairs and received their doctor of philosophy degrees from Dr. Dickey. After the Class of 2007 received their doctoral hoods and diplomas, class president Kelly Wright offered a response for the class. Assistant professor of Family and Community Medicine Dr. Robert Wiprud administered the Hippocratic Oath.

Graduate student Saul Trevino was awarded the Graduate Research Excellence Award, presented to a graduating Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. student to recognize exceptional research achievement. This was the first year the award was presented.

Medical student Kara Cizdziel received the 2007 Helen Salyer Anderson Award, which is presented to the outstanding senior for the highest achievement in four years of medical school. The award was established in 1980 by Frank G. Anderson, Jr., M.D., in honor of his mother, Helen Salyer Anderson.

Following the ceremony, the college hosted a reception for the graduates and their guests in Rudder Exhibit Hall.

Class of 2007 Senior Banquet

The Senior Banquet for the Class of 2007 was held Friday evening, May 18 at Reed Arena. Hundreds of family members and friends attended the event to support the graduating seniors, and several awards were given. The award winners are as follows:

Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society

• Kara Marie Cizdziel
• Charles Simpson Grimshaw
• Reneé Marie Henigan
• Chad David Housewright
• Josh Charles Kilpatrick
• Jennifer Dale Newton
• Kelly Myanh Phan
• Erion Qamirani
• Ellen Ware Smith
• Rohit Vasan
• Kelly Nicole Wright
• Eric Matthew Zavaleta

Honor Graduates

• Clint Tanner Allen
• Kara Marie Cizdziel
• Charles Simpson Grimshaw
• Reneé Marie Henigan
• Chad David Housewright
• Jordan Ray Ilse
• Josh Charles Kilpatrick
• Rebecca Allen Martin
• Austin Layne Metting
• Jennifer Dale Newton
• Kelly Myanh Phan
• Erion Qamirani
• Ellen Ware Smith
• Alan Anthony Strawn
• Rohit Vasan
• Amelia Kharman Villagomez
• Coy Allen Wright
• Kelly Nicole Wright
• Eric Matthew Zavaleta

Gold Humanism Honor Society

• Lisa Leanne Allen-Jakubiec
• Laurel Ann Brown
• Susanne Gray Carpenter
• Shrawan Gajanan Gaitonde
• Chad David Housewright
• Sarah Marie Labuda
• Lam Duy Le
• Jennifer Dale Newton
• Michele Malene Riggins
• Amelia Kharman Villagomez
• Kelly Nicole Wright

Merck Award
Charles Simpson Grimshaw
Chad David Housewright

The 2007 Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award presented by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation
Jennifer Newton (includes framed certificate and $1000)

Dean’s College Service Award
Jennifer Newton (includes statuette and $500)

The Laura Kathleen Barnett Humanism Award
Amelia Villagomez (includes plaque and $200 to go to the charity of her choice)

The James A. Knight Award for Excellence in Humanities in Medicine
Laurel Brown (includes an acrylic statuette and $250)

The James A. Knight Award for Leadership in Medicine
Laura Tenner (includes a plaque and $250)

The John L. Montgomery Research Fellowship in History of Medicine Award
Laura Tenner (includes a plaque and $250)
Heajeoung Elizabeth Koh (includes a plaque and $250)

The Antony Van Leeuwenhoek Award for Excellence in Microbiology
Kara Marie Cizdziel (includes a medallion and $1,000)

Excellence in Medical Pharmacology
Kara Marie Cizdziel (includes $200)

The Outstanding Pathology Student Award
Kara Marie Cizdziel (includes a plaque and $500)

The Don B. Cauthen Excellence in Family Medicine Award
Josh Kilpatrick (includes a framed certificate, Elvis sunglasses, leather doctor’s bag and Procedures in Primary Care)

The John C. Starr Award for Excellence in Internal Medicine
Rebecca Allen Martin (includes a plaque and $250)

The Internal Medicine Service Award for Dedicated Service to Internal Medicine Award
Anisha Arora (includes a plaque)

The Dudley P. Baker, MD Award for Excellence in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jennifer Newton (includes a plaque)

The Henry B. Hahn, Jr. Award for Outstanding Performance on a Pediatric Clerkship
Reneé Marie Henigan (includes a plaque and a gift basket for survival in Peds)

The Richard K. Gaines, MD Award for Excellence in Psychiatry
Sarah Lind Stone (includes a certificate and $500)
Nakita Monique Moore (includes a certificate and $500)

The Raleigh R. White Award for Excellence in Surgery
Anthony Strawn (includes a silver platter and $250)

Outstanding Senior Medical Student in Emergency Medicine – Texas College of Emergency Medicine
Paul Aaron Burns (includes a certificate and $100)

The Excellence in Emergency Medicine – Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Award
Paul Aaron Burns (includes a certificate, $250 and a year membership in SAEM)

Outstanding Family Medicine Faculty – Robert Marc Via, MD (statuette)
Outstanding Family Medicine Resident – Arden Aylor, MD (statuette)

Outstanding Internal Medicine Faculty – John Starr, MD (statuette)
Outstanding Internal Medicine Resident – David Brabham, DO (statuette)

Outstanding Ob/Gyn Faculty – Russell Fothergill, MD (statuette)
Outstanding Ob/Gyn Resident – Tyler Handcock, MD (statuette)

Outstanding Pediatrics Faculty – Sharyl Santema, MD (statuette)
Outstanding Pediatrics Resident – Trichelle Newman, MD (statuette)

Outstanding Psychiatry Faculty – Phillip Antunes, MD (statuette)
Outstanding Psychiatry Resident – Craig Franke, MD (statuette)

Outstanding Surgery Faculty – Randall Smith, MD (statuette)
Outstanding Surgery Resident – James Bordelon, MD (statuette)

Best Clerkship – Surgery Department (statuette)
Best Program Coordinator - Laura Gibson (Family Medicine Department) (statuette)
Class Appreciation Award – Jennifer Morgan, Filo Maldonado, and Mary Elizabeth Herring (statuette)

Family & Community Medicine Hosts Annual Preceptor Event

The Department of Family & Community Medicine hosted their annual Preceptor Appreciation Dinner Thursday, April 12 at the 7F Lodge. The event is held to thank the many dedicated physicians in the Bryan-College Station community who give of their time and knowledge to work with our second-year students in their offices and the local hospitals every Tuesday afternoon. Preceptors show our students how to interact with patients and give them hands-on training in a clinical setting before they begin their formal clinical training.

Three physicians were awarded the Preceptor of the Year award, Dr. Bruce Hoekstra, Dr. Ben Zivney and Dr. Betty-Ann Svendsen. Special thanks to all our preceptors for all that you do! These local physicians were involved in the preceptor program during the 2006-2007 academic year:

Betty Acker, M.D.; Irfan Ahmed, M.D.; Anthony Amoroso, M.D.; Margaret Appleton, M.D.; Russell Bacak, M.D.; Boone Barrow, M.D.; Bill Bass, M.D.; Jaime Benton, M.D.; Nancy Bertsch, M.D.; Russel Biles, M.D.; Suzanne Black, M.D.; Jennifer Blasingame, M.D.; Sheila Bonds, M.D.; Craig Borchardt, Ph.D.; Kevin Bower, M.D.; Stephen Braden, M.D.; Rachel Bramson, M.D.; Timothy Brandon, M.D.; Duane Brieger, M.D.; Michael Brown, M.D.; Kristi Burkhart, D.O.; Ernesto Cantu, M.D.; Scott Chennault, D.O.; Vasco Cheuk, M.D.; Maria Childs, M.D.; Frank Colunga, M.D.; Daniel Dawson, M.D.; Mahesh Dave, M.D.; Thomas Davis, Jr., M.D.; Andrew de Jong, M.D.; Shailesh Dhaduk, M.D.; Kenneth Domunczicz, M.D.; Mark English, M.D.; Jeffrey Erdner, M.D.; Erin Fleener, M.D.; Dayne Foster, M.D.; Lacrecia Foster, D.O.; Joseph Franklin, M.D.; Donald Freeman, M.D.; Jonathan Friedman, M.D. Gerald Garwood, D.O.; Roland Garza, M.D.; Justin Gayle, M.D.; Donald Gehring, D.O.; John Gibson, M.D.; Craig Gill, M.D.; Scott Goble, M.D.; Sandeep Gupta, M.D.; Richard Herron, M.D.; Steven Higginbotham, M.D.; Mark Higgins, M.D.; Kenneth Hillner, M.D.; Bruce Hoak, M.D.; Bruce Hoekstra, M.D.; Cynthia Jansky, M.D.; Terry Jenkins, M.D., FACP; Noreen Johnson, M.D.; Michael Jones, M.D.; Manuel Jose, M.D.; Ume-Haney Kakwan, M.D.; Frederick Kash, M.D.; James Kirby, M.D.; Janet Krueger, M.D.; Gary Lambert, M.D.; Mario Lammoglia, M.D.; Daniel Larsen, M.D.; David Latham, M.D.; Glenn Lawrence, M.D.; Brandi LeBeouf, M.D.; Marcel Lechin, M.D.; Robert Levinthal, M.D.; Brandon Lewis, M.D.; Marc Levsky, M.D.; Anna Lichorad, M.D.; Mark Lindsay, M.D.; Kelly Lobb, M.D.; Michael Marquardt, M.D.; Joseph Martin, D.O.; John Mason, M.D.; Adel Massoud, M.D.; David McClellan, M.D.; George McIlhaney, M.D.; J.T.L. McNew, M.D.; Tom Meade, M.D.; Arlene Meyer, M.D.; Lane Miller, M.D.; Michael Miller, M.D.; Eileen Montross, M.D.; Garth Morgan, M.D.; Jerry Nam, M.D.; Peter Napoli, M.D.; Timothy Jeff, M.D.; Van Ngo, M.D.; Adil Nicolwala, M.D.; Zenia Nicowala, M.D.; Steve Opersteny, M.D., P.T.; Audrey Ormberg, M.D.; Jesse Parr, M.D.; Mary Ellen Pate, MN, RNC, FNP; Anila Patel, M.D.; Barry Paull, M.D.; Ricardo Pocurull, M.D.; Matthew Poling, M.D.; Robert Pope, M.D.; C.H. Prihoda, M.D.; Marcus Purvis, M.D.; Philip Ralidis, M.D.; Daniel Ransom, M.D.; Mark Richards, M.D.; George Richardson, M.D.; Wade Richardson, M.D.; Haywood Robinson, M.D.; Sean Roden, M.D.; Alwyn Rodrigues, M.D.; Jesse Rodriguez, M.D.; W. Paul Roquet, M.D.; Michael Ruggiero, D.O.; Christopher Saenz, M.D.; Patricia Sammarelli, M.D.; A. Lee Schlichtermeier, M.D.; David Scott, M.D.; Rick Seabolt, M.D.; David Segrest, M.D.; Pollachi Selvakumarraj, M.D.; Aiyanadar Shanmugam, M.D.; Nolan Shipman, M.D.; John Simmons, M.D.; Troy Simon, M.D.; Charles Smith, M.D.; Randy Smith, M.D.; Richard Smith, M.D.; Barry Solcher, M.D.; James Sterling, D.O.; Barker Stigler, M.D.; Elizabeth Suarez, M.D.; Betty-Ann Svendsen, M.D.; Frederick Tan, M.D.; Grant Taylor, M.D.; Terri Tomlin, M.D.; Shea Trimble, M.D.; Kumud Tripathy, M.D.; Sonia Turnbow, RN; Roque Villareal, M.D.; Allen Wegener, M.D.; David Weldon, M.D.; Andrew Whitmire, M.D.; Robert Wiprud, M.D.; Ben Zivney, M.D.

CVRI Summer Seminar Series Schedule Posted

The schedule for the Cardiovascular Research Institute’s Summer Seminar Series has been posted. Access it online at: http://cvri.medicine.tamhsc.edu/CardiovascularForum/current.html.

LEARNING RESOURCES

OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Upcoming Faculty Development Training

To help ensure effective distance teaching to the new M-1 students who will be matriculating on both the College Station and Temple campuses, faculty training workshops on “Distance Teaching via Video Conference” are being scheduled for June 21 and July 11. The initial targeted audience will be M-1 Faculty. As the year proceeds, this training will be extended to include M-2 faculty in anticipation of the next academic year having both M1 and M2 students at both locations.

In addition, beginning this upcoming 2007-2008 academic year, the College of Medicine Curriculum Committee has fully endorsed the use of Vista, a course management system, better known as WebCT, for the delivery of all M1 and M2 Course materials.  Vista will be replacing EdNet. In preparation for the use of Vista, faculty training in the use of this new system was offered to faculty on both campuses. Training in Temple took place May 24 and was in College Station May 30.

M2 Dual Campus Pilot Study Update

A pilot study has been completed to test our readiness for going to a dual campus system for 2007-2008.  A total of 16 students participated in two blocks of M2 instruction via distance learning while attending classes and residing in Temple. Both students and faculty involved were surveyed electronically, and the students from Temple were interviewed in person.  Preliminary data indicate that the project was successful with only minor technical and instructional difficulties.  A full report is pending.

NBME Customized Assessment Exams

For the past year, our medical school is one of 19 institutions that have been participating in a pilot project for the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) customized assessment program. This program will allow faculty at each school to build their own examinations by selecting the questions from NBME question banks. This type of exam is designed to provide a better assessment than the standard discipline-based subject exams of student knowledge in courses that are unique to each medical school such as those courses that are integrative in nature. Moreover, the customized exams are administered by computer rather than a paper and pencil format.

This past year, all of the M1 basic science courses created and administered these customized exams as their final course exam. This NBME project has now advanced to the point where it will be available for general use but initially to only 40 schools. Our institution has been selected among this group.

Report on Trends in Courses and Clerkships

For the first time in the 30-year history of the College of Medicine, the Office of Educational Development has compiled a longitudinal research report on trends in M1-M3 courses and clerkships.  The individual reports, which cover the period 2000-2006, include text and tables summarizing quantitative variables such as scores on USMLE and NBME examinations and qualitative information such as Curriculum Study Group reports.  These individual course and clerkship reports are available electronically from the OED and a PowerPoint summary has been presented to the Dean’s Staff and the Curriculum Committee.  The PowerPoint presentation will also be presented at a future Dean’s Town Hall.  Contact Mark Sadoski for more information at 979-862-1194.

FROM TEMPLE:

Eugene E. Terry M.D., Sandra K. Oliver Ph.D., Paul E. Ogden M.D., and Lanell G. Mikeska presented a poster at the Association of Osteopathic Directors & Medical Educators (AHME) in May entitled “Impact of an Office of Medical Education on Achieving the Education Mission of an Academic Health Science Center.”

In March, Dr. Sandra Oliver (OED) attended the Comprehensive Assessment in Health Science Education Program at the Harvard Macy Institute.  The objective of this program was to design an assessment system which integrates evaluation information at multiple levels and optimally informs a continuous quality improvement process to further the educational mission of the institution. 

In April, Dr. Lori Wick (Pediatrics) attended the Harvard Center for Medical Simulation Workshop entitled "Instructor Training: Simulation as a Teaching Tool." This workshop will enable her to develop a structured, challenging and educational simulation program for all of the Pediatric healthcare workers.

In May, Dr. John D. (Jack) Myers (Internal Medicine) completed two years training at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the General Internal Medicine Faculty Development Fellowship Program.  This program is designed to enhance the effectiveness of faculty members in the areas of primary care research, clinical epidemiology, teaching and learning in primary care, health care policy, evaluation and practice, professional development in academic medicine, and medical computing. 

SURGERY

W. Roy Smythe, Chair

Terry Lairmore, M. D., was elected as the Vice President of the American Association of Endocrine Surgeons (AAES).  This is the premier national academic specialty organization for surgeons participating in the care of endocrine disorders.

Ron Holder, Assistant Executive Director for the Department of Surgery, was elected to the eight-member Executive Board for the Academic Practice Assembly (APA). The APA is the national assembly/society for administrators in academic practices and is one of the largest assembly/societies in the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA). Executive officers for this organization are usually pulled from the ranks of this board.

FACULTY

Microbial and Molecular Pathogenesis

Dr. John Quarles hosted a study initiation site visit by a PPD, a clinical trials management company, and several members of the Baylor College of Medicine to inspect planned facilities and discuss plans for beginning a clinical study in spring 2007.  He completed the first phase of the study “Type 1 Interferon as a Mucosal Adjuvant for Influenza Vaccine Given Intranasally.”

Dr. Aminikutty Jeevan attended and presented a poster “Lung macrophages from BCG vaccinated guinea pigs suppress T cell proliferation but restrict intracellular growth of M. tuberculosis after recombinant guinea pig IFN-gamma activation” at the Keystone Symposia on Tuberculosis: From Lab Research to Field Trials in Vancouver in late March.

Dr. David McMurray presented a talk entitled “Pathogenesis of pulmonary tuberculosis in a guinea pig model” by teleconference call to an international conference “TB Animal Model Workshop” in Singapore in late March. The meeting was sponsored by the Novartis Institute for Tropical Diseases.

Dr. Helene Andrews-Polymenis presented invited seminars at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center in San Diego on March 6, 2007 and at the IBT in Houston on March 19 at the invitation of Dr. Magnus Hook.

Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics

Dr. George Chiou presented two seminars at the Eye Hospital of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, “Antiglaucoma drugs of NO related and D-timolol” and “Antiglaucoma drugs of carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and prostaglandin derivatives.”

Dr. Bill Griffith attended the Association of Neuroscience Departments and Programs (ANDP) annual meeting in Washington, DC on May 5-6.

Systems Biology and Translational Medicine

The following presentations were given at Experimental Biology 2007, held in Washington, D.C. in April:

“Pressure-volume relationships of rat mesenteric lymphatic vessels in response to controlled preload and afterload steps” by Dr. Michael Davis, Dr. David Zawieja and Dr. Anatoliy Gashev.

“The age-related alterations in lymphatic pumping” by Dr. Anatoliy Gashev, Dr. Mariappan Muthuchamy, Dr. Olga Gasheva, Dr. Zhanna Nepiyushchikh and Dr. Wei Wang.

“Imposed flow-dependent inhibition in rat thoracic duct is not dependent on K channel blockade” by Dr. Olga Gasheva, Dr. Anatoliy Gashev and Dr. David Zawieja.
“Rate-sensitive contractile responses of rat mesenteric lymphatics to circumferential stretch” by Dr. Megan Lane, Dr. Anne Marie Davis, Dr. Anatoliy Gashev, Dr. David Zawieja and Dr. Michael Davis.

“Regulation of lymphatic contractility by myosin light chain phosphorylation” by Dr. Zhanna Nepiyushchikh, Dr. David Zawieja, Dr. Anatoliy Gashev, Dr. Wei Wang and Dr. Mariappan Muthuchamy.

RESEARCH

Systems Biology and Translational Medicine

Dr. Andreea Trache received a $130,000 American Heart Association Texas Affiliate Beginning Grant-in-Aid entitled “Focal adhesion remodeling in vascular smooth muscle” for the period 07/01/07-06/30/09.

Dr. Emily Wilson received a $15,000 Mary Rodes Gibson Foundation grant entitled “Modulation of ADAMTS-13 expression by hemodynamic stimulation in endothelial cells” for the period 01/01/07-12/31/08.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Microbial and Molecular Pathogenesis

Ly, LH, Russell, MI, and McMurray, DN. Microdissection of the cytokine milieu of pulmonary granulomas from tuberculous guinea pigs. Cellular Microbiology 9: 1127-1136 (2007).

Sawant, K, McMurray, DN. Guinea pig neutrophils infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis produce cytokines which activate alveolar macrophages in non-contact cultures. Infection and Immunity 75: 1870-1877 (2007).

Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics

Huang, LZ, Abbott, LC, and Winzer-Serhan, UH. Effects of chronic neonatal nicotine exposure on nAChR binding, cell death and morphology in hippocampus and cerebellum. Neuroscience 146(4), 1854-1868 (2007).

Murchison, D and Griffith, WH. Calcium buffering systems and calcium signaling in aged rat basal forebrain neurons, Aging Cell, 6: 2997-305 (2007).

Prock, TL and Miranda, RC. Embryonic cerebral cortical progenitors are resistant to apoptosis, but increase expression of suicide receptor DISC-complex genes and suppress autophagy following ethanol exposure. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research Apr; 31(4): 694-703 (2007).

DATES TO REMEMBER

• June 12: Reception for Dr. Ken Torrington, 5 p.m.; 4th floor lobby – Medical Education Building at S&W
• June 26: Reception for Dr. Don DiPette, 5:30 p.m.; Wildflower Country Club (Temple)
• July 4: Independence Day Holiday (COM offices closed)
• July 27: Dean’s Welcome Dinner, 5 p.m.; Medical Sciences Courtyard 
• July 28: Class of 2011 White Coat Ceremony, 10 a.m.; Annenberg Presidential Conference Center Auditorium
• July 28: COM 30th Anniversary Reception & Dinner, 5:30-9 p.m.; George Bush Library Rotunda and Annenberg Conf. Center
  
  

Christopher C. Colenda, M.D., M.P.H.
The Jean and Thomas McMullin Dean
Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine
147 Joe H. Reynolds Medical Building
College Station, TX 77843-1114
Phone: 979-845-3431
Fax: 979-847-8663
Email: colenda@medicine.tamhsc.edu