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Promotion
Rates for First-time Assistant and Associate Professors Appointed
from
1967 to 1997
This
feature was included in the May 2010 Analysis In Brief, published
by the Association of American Medical Colleges. As stated by the AAMC,
this Analysis In Brief examines the 10-year promotion outcomes of full-time
faculty who were first-time assistant professors or first-time associate
professors at any time from 1967 to 1997. To read past issues of
Analysis in Brief, click here |
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Breaking
Through: How Women Radiologists Achieve Success This
feature was included in the March 2009 ACR Bulletin, and includes
articles from AAWR past presidents, Drs. Melissa Rosado de Christenson
and Etta Pisano. Read the entire March issue of the ACR Bulletin
on the ACR
website |
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Most
inspirational woman scientist revealed: Nuclear
physicist and
chemist Marie Curie (1867-1934) topped the poll which was created
to
celebrate 10 years of the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women In
Science program,
with around a quarter (25.1%) of the vote. |
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Read more about Marie Curie |
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Learn
about For Women in Science, an international program to promote
and highlight the critical importance of ensuring greater participation
of women in science |
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Carol M. Rumack, MD, FACR,
the founding president of the AAWR has been elected as the 2009
President of the American College of Radiology, and
is the 2009 American Roentgen Ray Society Gold Medalist. The
2009 AAWR President, Etta D. Pisano, MD, FACR,
was one of three recipients of the 2009 University Award for
the Advancement of Women, presented by the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. Ella A. Kazerooni, MD, MS a
member of the AAWR since 1993 is one of two recipients of the
2009 AUR Gold Medal. The AAWR congratulates its members for their
prestigious achievements. If you have any kudos to share, please
contact the AAWR Office at admin@aawr.org |
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