Vanderbilt Health News Archive — Page 306 of 390

Man wearing a tan plaid suit jacket, blue tie, and pocket square, standing beside a large metallic column.
March 14, 2013

Churchwell’s signature style to be on display at men’s fashion exhibit

His dapper sense of style is well known to his Vanderbilt colleagues, and now it is bringing broader attention to Andre Churchwell, M.D., associate dean of Diversity at the School of Medicine.

Low building with a large arched glass entrance, surrounded by a lawn and trees; a taller brick building is visible in the background.
March 14, 2013

Franklin Women’s Center to offer bone tests, mammograms

The Vanderbilt Franklin Women’s Center at Williamson Medical Center is now offering screening mammograms and bone density tests for patients in the community.

Smiling bald man wearing glasses, a dark suit, white shirt, and patterned blue tie, standing against a dark wall.
March 14, 2013

Photo: Discovery Lecture

Scott Hultgren, Ph.D., director of the Center for Women’s Infectious Disease Research at Washington University in St. Louis, talked about improving therapies for urinary tract infections during his recent Flexner Discovery Lecture.

Large group of medical students wearing white coats pose outside a university medical center building for a class photo.
March 12, 2013

VUSM ranked among nation’s top schools

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine is once again named among the nation’s elite Research Schools of Medicine in U.S. News & World Report magazine’s 2014 “Best Graduate Schools” rankings, released this week.

HD Kirkland
March 12, 2013

Vanderbilt’s Peabody No. 1 education school for fifth consecutive year

Vanderbilt Peabody College of education and human development was named the top graduate school of education in the country for the fifth consecutive year by U.S. News and World Report.

Vice Chancellor Jeff Balser (Vanderbilt)
March 7, 2013

Rounds: A message from the Vice Chancellor

I write to you this month in the wake of a series of immediate federal expense reductions, known as the “sequester.” True, the country is grappling with a federal debt load that is unsustainable, and reversal of this trend is essential to our country’s future.