To view this site as it was designed, please use Netscape 3.0 or later browser. Andreoli discussed alumni activities, integration of teaching, practice and research, and clinical doctorates and accreditation during four sessions. Andreoli was on the SON faculty from 1977-79, then served in a variety of roles in Office of the President through 1984, when she was vice president for educational services, interprofessional education and international programs. Fellowships open for session in China A nationwide fellowship program for five students to attend a medical ethics conference in Beijing is being administered by UT-Houston . Stanley Reiser, M.D., Ph.D., Griff T. Ross Professor of Humanities and Technology in Health Care, is helping organize the conference, Ethical Values Underlying the Professional Development of Physicians in China and the United States, to be held in Beijing, May 1-4, 1999.
Interested faculty are welcome to attend.
The China Medical Board of New York is funding both the conference and the fellowship program. Beijing Medical University is conference host and sponsor. Five fellowships will be offered to full-time students in a health care discipline, to cover accommodations, registration and travel expenses. Application deadline is Friday, Jan. 15, 1999. Established in September 1998, the office is responsible for the overall coordination of UT-Houston s various compliance activities, such as medical billing, federal funds contracting and tax matters.