Department of Medicine Teaching Awards 2010

In keeping with our tradition of excellence in education, the Department of Medicine is pleased to announce the following Teaching Awards presented to our faculty, fellows, and residents at the 2010 Convocation Ceremony.

Won Kim
House Staff Teaching Award

This award was established by the Class of 1990 and the Alumni Association to honor the Weill Cornell-affiliated house officer who best demonstrates clinical excellence and dedication to teaching.

Veronica E. LoFaso
The Leonard P. Tow Humanism Award Presented by the Gold Foundation

This award was first given in 1998 by a newly established granting organization that believes that a key component of medical education is compassionate and humanistic care of patients. By vote of a committee of faculty members and students, these awards are presented to recognize and honor one faculty member and one graduating student who demonstrate the highest standard of compassion and sensitivity in their interaction with patients.

Salvatore Cilmi, MD, MA
The Richard A. Herrmann, MD, Teaching Award

This award was established in 2000 by Ms. Marilyn N. Herrmann in loving memory of her late husband. A member of the Department of Medicine for many years, Dr. Herrmann was considered a gifted clinical teacher. The award is given to an outstanding teacher in the third year and is chosen by members of the third-year class.

Timothy Dutta, MD
Volunteer Clinical Faculty Award of Alpha Omega Alpha

Recommended by the graduating class and selected by student members of the AOA chapter, this award is given to a voluntary faculty member who effectively and generously donates his/her time, skill, and experience to teach clinical skills.

B. Robert Meyer, MD

The Charles L. Bardes, MD, Teaching Prize

This award was established in 2000 by David and Betty Cooper-Wallerstein, in gratitude for the excellent and compassionate medical care provided by Dr. Bardes to three generations of the Cooper-Wallerstein family. The quality of life of the late Adele and Joseph Cooper, during their declining years, was protected and enhanced by Dr. Bardes' professional dedication. The prize is awarded annually to a member of the faculty who, in the opinion of the prize committee, has been an outstanding teacher at the Weill Cornell Medical College, demonstrating leadership, dedication, and concern for the students.

Senior List
This award was established by the Class of 1994 to recognize 17 faculty members who have made a commitment to and demonstrated excellence in teaching. Of those 17, the following faculty members were selected from the Department of Medicine.

Dr. Charles L. Bardes
Dr. Morton Bogdonoff
Dr. Heather X. Cereste
Dr. Salvatore Cilmi
Dr. Byron P. Demopoulos
Dr. Veronica E. LoFaso
Dr. Susana R. Morales
Dr. Anthony Ogedegbe
Dr. Judy Tung
Dr. Hooman Yaghoobzadeh
Dr. Dana Zappetti

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