The study compares MMF with Big Ten schools, Harvard, Stanford, and other prestigious universities well known for the size and management of their endowments. The average return rate was 18.2 percent. The endowment funds research and education programs in the Medical School and School of Public Health. Jim Woodman, public relations manager, is leading this effort. There are lots of ways to become involved.
Every voice is important.
The Office of Admissions and Student Affairs, Curriculum Affairs, Rural Physicians Associate Program, Clinical Outcomes Research Center, and Health Informatics will be relocated beginning in April, 1999. Accreditation, which must be renewed every three years, is evidence of the University's administrative committment to a high quality animal care and use program. This is the first time the College of Veterinary Medicine has been included in the accreditation process and is a special achievement for their facilities. Cynthia Gillett, DVM, is Director of AHC Research Animal Resources. Larry Anderson is chief veterinarian at the Duluth School of Medicine, which was also site-visited this year and received continued full accreditation.