Jana Tencati, Amy Pratt and Matt Sharbaugh give presentation with Marilyn Gugliucci at Â鶹ÂãÁÄCOM Dean's Lecture

On October 8, 2010. at the Â鶹ÂãÁÄ College of Osteopathic Medicine Alumni Reunion, Dr. Marilyn Gugliucci and 3 Â鶹ÂãÁÄCOM second-year students were the invited Â鶹ÂãÁÄCOM Dean's Lecture presenters. Their presentation was entitled: "Learning by Living: Life Altering Medical Education Research."

The Â鶹ÂãÁÄCOM Students who participated in the Learning by Living project during the 2010 summer and presented their experiences at the Dean's Lecture were: Amy Pratt, Matt Sharbaugh, and Jana Tencati. Â鶹ÂãÁÄCOM is recognized as the first medical school in the country to establish such a research project, certainly an acknowledgment that Â鶹ÂãÁÄCOM Alumni were pleased about.

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