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BIDDEFORD, Maine

UNECOM and Gold Foundation announce 2008-09 Humanism in Aging Leadership Awards

ºÚÁ϶ŠCollege of Osteopathic Medicine and Arnold P. Gold Foundation announced the winners of the Humanism in Aging Leadership Award on March 12, 2009.

The awardees are:
  • First Place:  Sunny Raleigh, D.O., 4th-year UNECOM resident, and Corrie Anderson, MS I.
  • Third Place: Katherine S. Hayes, MS I.

This award contest offered UNECOM pre-doctoral and post-graduate candidates an active learning opportunity from which to envision their future practice related to the recognized work of a nationally known mentor in aging, Janice A. Knebl, DO, MBA, FACOI, FACP, CMD ,who was awarded the UNECOM/Gold Foundation Humanism in Aging Leadership Award on November 12, 2008 at UNECOM.

They each received an engraved plaque and a check.

Arnold P. Gold Foundation
The Arnold P. Gold Foundation, which funded these awards, advances humanism in medicine and perpetuates the tradition of the caring doctor. This is accomplished through: (1) innovative medical education; and (2) promoting and affirming more compassionate medical care and caregivers.

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