For a copy of the LCME's report, call the AHC Office of Communications at 624-5100. However, the bonding bill must go through several rounds of discussion and approval before the session ends in mid April. All faculty, staff, and students are urged to contact their legislators to ask them to support this and other University capital projects. The bonding bill does not yet include funding for the Microbial and Plant Genomics building and greenhouse facilities on the St. Paul campus or an art building on the West Bank of the Minneapolis campus. Fisch will present and discuss his art, which was inspired by his experience in a Nazi concentration camp as a child.
Admission is free.
Reservations are not required. For information, call 273-2000. The panel consists of consumers, providers, employers, ethicists, insurers, and public officials. Their charge is study how consumers have been affected by the dramatic changes in health care that have taken place in recent years. Match Day, an annual event since 1952, is a significant day in the careers of medical students because residency location often determines where a physician settles and practices.