They are our best ambassadors because they share their enthusiasm with candidates. They are our most successful recruiting tool. Dodson believes his personal role in medical school admissions is to nurture the process. Adding women When he first took over the position in 1990, he quickly addressed the underrepresentation of women among students. The medical admissions test is slightly biased against women.
Women are more global in their view of problems, while men are more specific.
The majority of questions on the test are written by men. We want to become recognized nationally and internationally as a great place to learn at the edge of what is known. And there's always something from epilepsy. Dodson continues to consult in the area of child abuse prevention, although he said it was time to turn over his leadership role in this area to others. He has a great sensitivity for families who are up against it.