M. Alan Permutt, M.D.,
brings basic science solutions to clinical problems
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Dr. Robert J. Glaser Distinguished University Professorship established
Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton announced the new professorship, which was made possible through a major gift commitment from Glaser and his children. Glaser, a nationally recognized leader in biomedical education and philanthropy, is an emeritus trustee and former faculty member of the University. Full story Related story: About Jeffrey I. Gordon
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Clinical research conflict of interest policy modified
According to the policy revisions, faculty, staff or students involved in clinical research, or their family members, should not have financial relationships in excess of $10,000 with companies that sponsor their research or own or license the product being studied. If such financial relationships exist in excess of the $10,000 limit, research can proceed only if an exception to the policy is approved by the appropriate Disclosure Review Committee, the vice chancellor for research and the dean of the college involved.
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School of Law to initiate Loan Repayment Assistance Program Beginning with the Class of 2002, the School of Law will initiate a Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP). "The purpose of this program will be to enable an increased number of
our graduates to pursue government or public-service careers during a
time when rising student debt loads have made this increasingly difficult,"
said Joel Seligman, J.D., dean of the law school and the Ethan A.H. Shepley
University Professor. "Most in our law school community take seriously
our professional obligation to help provide affordable legal service and
recognize the escalating challenge posed by rising student-debt loads."
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