were part of the university's Franciscan
Health Care Professions program
began their studies at George Washing-
ton University School of Medicine last
August.
medical students who participated in
George Washington's annual White
Coat Ceremony on Aug. 20, 2011. The
ceremony officially welcomes first-year
students into the GW Medical Center
community.
ical white coats, recited an oath, and
signed the School of Medicine's Honor
Code. Ten of the St. Bonaventure stu-
Combined Degree Program in Medicine
as incoming SBU freshmen, while one
reserved her seat at GW as a St. Bona-
venture sophomore through the Early
Assurance Program.
awarded a provisional acceptance to
George Washington School of Medicine
and seats were reserved for them at
GW upon satisfactory completion of
academic requirements at SBU.
dents per year for freshman entry into
this prestigious and highly competitive
dual admission program with George
Washington.
competition held at SBU
regional phase of the 2012 MATH-
COUNTS competition, a national con-
test for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade
students.
and in four-person school teams on ques-
tions designed by the National Society of
Professional Engineers (NSPE), the main
sponsoring organization. The two
schools competing were Allegany-Lime-
stone Middle School and Cheektowaga
Central School. Allegany-Limestone gar-
nered top individual and top school
honors.
social inequality in SBU talk
Ph.D., talked about "Social Inequality,
Affirmative Action, and Reparations"
in a March 15 pro-
gram on campus.
Holmes was the
spring semester
Lenna Endowed Vis-
iting Professor.
the Lenna Endowed
Visiting Professorship
is funded through gifts from the late
Betty S. Lenna Fairbank and Reginald
A. Lenna of Jamestown.
ophy at the University of Rochester. He
specializes in ethics, and in social and
political philosophy.
Holmes sat in on Dr. Barry Gan's Philos-
ture University's Franciscan Health Care Professions Program, include (front row, from
left) Anita Sambamurty, Kirsten Norrell, Priya Singhal, Keelan O'Connell and Ashley
Kakkanatt. In back (from left) are Geetha Bhagavatula, Whitney Thomas, Jill Remick,
Kevin Okapal, Darius Mobarakeh and Mark Ghassibi.
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Kelly and poet David Smith-Ferri
shared Afghanistan experiences
with the university community.
gave talks during a two-day visit to campus, including
a presentation about Dorothy Day, an activist and
founder of the Catholic Worker movement.
Department of Mathematics hosted the
Seaway Section Meeting of the
Mathematical Association of America.
University of Toronto
discusses "The Hardest Math
I've Ever Really Used"
at George Washington University School of Medicine