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Commencement
Doctorate of Medicine
Green Bay, Wisconsin
June 3, 2021
Welcome
“I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know: the only ones among you
who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve.”
—Albert Schweitzer
Thank you for joining us on this exceptional occasion. I extend a hearty
congratulations and deep gratitude to each of you as we celebrate MCW-Green
Bay’s Commencement and Hooding Ceremony.
We have collectively shared in the work leading to this monumental day. We
recognize that your journey has been made more difficult and circuitous against
the backdrop of the pandemic. I am proud of each one of you for your resilience
and determination. Today would not be possible without the ingenuity, faith, and
bold courage of academic, clinical, and community-wide partners, hundreds of
local physicians, philanthropic supporters, dedicated staff and faculty, and indeed,
our medical students.
I want to recognize those who, because of the Covid-19 Pandemic, cannot be in
the room with us today. It is not lost on each of us the profound contributions
they have made to ensure each of the graduates arrived at this moment.
To the loved ones and families that have supported these graduates on their long
journey, thank you. Your graduate has worked tirelessly to earn the title of “Dr.”
and to embrace the heavy responsibility that comes with the privilege of serving
others as a physician. Today we celebrate their achievement. We honor them as
graduates, and we honor you as the source of their strength and encouragement in
a difficult world.
Sincere congratulations and good luck to the newest graduates of MCW-
Green Bay. As you heal, comfort, and serve your patients, you will always be
ambassadors of our regional campus. We are incredibly proud of you!
Matthew L. Hunsaker, MD, FAAFP
Founding Campus Dean, Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Order of Exercise
Processional Remarks
Music by Matthew Wheeler, MD ‘18 Matthew Hunsaker, MD
Welcome Student Speaker
Matthew Hunsaker, MD Abdulghani M. Mounir, Class of 2021
Founding Campus Dean, MCW-Green Bay
Graduate and Faculty Award Presentation
John R. Raymond, Sr., MD Matthew Hunsaker, MD
President and CEO Jenna Lent, Class of 2021
Joseph E. Kerschner, MD ‘90, FEL ‘98 Conferral of Degrees
The Julia A. Uihlein, MA, Dean of the School of Medicine MCW Medical School Oath
Provost and Executive Vice President Matthew Hunsaker, MD
John (Jay) B. Williams John R. Raymond, Sr., MD
Chair, MCW Board of Trustees President and CEO
Matthew I. Goldblatt, MD ’97, GME ’04 Doctor of Medicine Candidates
President, MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association Candidates announced by
Sunny Debelak, MBA
Conferral of Honorary Degree Campus Administrator
Matthew Hunsaker, MD:
Larry Weyers Faculty Charge
Matthew Wheeler, MD ‘18
Keynote Address
Larry Weyers Closing Remarks
Former Chairman, President, and CEO Matthew Hunsaker, MD
Integrys Energy Group
Former Green Bay Packers Lead Director
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Leadership
President and CEO The Julia A. Uihlein, MA, Dean Founding Campus Dean for
of the School of Medicine the Medical College of
John R. Raymond, Sr., MD, joined
Provost and Executive Vice Wisconsin-Green Bay
the Medical College of Wisconsin
President
as its sixth President and CEO in Matthew L. Hunsaker, MD, joined the
July 2010. He previously served Joseph E. Kerschner, MD, became Medical College of Wisconsin as the
as Vice President for Academic Dean of the School of Medicine Founding Campus Dean for the Medical
Affairs and Provost at the Medical and Executive Vice President of College of Wisconsin-Green Bay and
University of South Carolina the Medical College of Wisconsin Professor of Family and Community
(MUSC), where he had been a in November 2011. Dr. Kerschner Medicine in January 2014.
faculty member since 1996. assumed the additional role of
Provost in June 2017. In late 2020, Dr. Kerschner was Dr. Hunsaker provides overall leadership and management of
Dr. Raymond leads Wisconsin’s only private health sciences named the inaugural Julia A. Uihlein, MA., Dean of the MCW’s regional medical school campus in Green Bay and serves
university, which includes the nation’s third-largest private School of Medicine. His past executive positions include as the primary liaison for our health system, academic and
medical school. Under his leadership, MCW continues to CEO of Children’s Specialty Group and Executive Vice community partners in Northeast Wisconsin, as well as with
be a leader of innovation as Wisconsin’s largest private President of Children’s Wisconsin. He remains Professor MCW’s Milwaukee campus. Dr. Hunsaker has served as a national
research institution. in the Departments of Otolaryngology and Communication and international resource for medical education, particularly in
Sciences, and Microbiology and Immunology. the design and scale-up of medical education, primary care, and
A practicing nephrologist with active roles in clinical community-based medical teaching models.
care, teaching and faculty mentorship, Dr. Raymond also An alumnus of MCW, Dr. Kerschner joined the faculty in
is a medical researcher studying the basic mechanisms 1998. As a physician at Children’s Wisconsin, his clinical
of kidney cell function. He has published more than 140 focus is on otitis media (ear infections), voice disorders and
full-length manuscripts and earned nearly $40 million in vascular anomalies in children. Dr. Kerschner’s research
funding in his career. He is a member of the Association of includes studies to identify causes of and potential new
American Physicians and the American Society for Clinical treatments for pediatric ear infections. Dr. Kerschner
Investigation. has published more than 160 articles, book chapters
and reviews in professional journals and has presented
Dr. Raymond is a member of the Board of Directors of the extensively on his clinical and research areas of expertise at
United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County scientific meetings.
and served as Co-chair of the 2020 United Way Campaign.
He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Versiti Blood In November 2020, Dr. Kerschner completed his one-year
Center of Wisconsin. He is the Past President of the Board of tenure as Chair of the Board of Directors for the Association
the American Heart Association of Metro Milwaukee. of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), an organization that
represents more than 170 medical schools in the United
States and Canada. He previously served as Chair of the
AAMC’s Council of Deans.
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Board of Trustees
Chair of the Board Medical College of Wisconsin Board of Trustees
John (Jay) B. Williams, Chair
Mr. John (Jay) B. Williams
Cory L. Nettles, Immediate Past Chair
currently serves as Chairman of
Philip B. Flynn, Vice Chair
the Board of Associated Banc-
Mary Ellen Stanek, Secretary
Corp, Inc. and Chairman of the
Thomas L. Spero, Treasurer
Board of Church Mutual Insurance
Company, along with serving on
Elizabeth “Betsy” Brenner
the board of other for profit and
Christy L. Brown
nonprofit organizations.
John Donofrio
David Gay
Mr. Williams’ career spanned 37 years in the banking
Linda G. Gorens-Levey
industry where he held various leadership positions. In
Paul W. Griepentrog
addition, he is the past President and CEO of the Milwaukee
John M. Grogan
Public Museum.
Jon D. Hammes
Jacqueline Herd-Barber
Mr. Williams earned a Master of Business Administration
Ted D. Kellner
degree from Marquette University and a Bachelor of
Joseph E. Kerschner, MD
Business Administration degree from St. Norbert College.
John R. Kirby
In 2016, Mr. Williams received an honorary doctorate
David Lubar
degree from St. Norbert College, in 2010 he received the
Chris Miskel
Professional Achievement Award from Marquette University
Justin L. Mortara
College of Business Administration and in 2001 he received
Marie Nakata, MD
the Distinguished Business Alumni Award from St. Norbert
Wayne C. Oldenburg
College. Mr. Williams is a National Association of Corporate
Janis M. Orlowski, MD, MACP
Directors Board Leadership Fellow, he has received the
Rebecca J. Pirozzolo-Mellowes
NACD Director Certification, and he has also earned a CERT
John R. Raymond, Sr., MD
Certificate in Cybersecurity Oversight from NACD.
Kristina M. Ropella
Strategic Direction to Support our Mission
The elected members of the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Board of Trustees are business
executives, philanthropists and distinguished community leaders, pooling their wealth of
knowledge and experience to enhance our mission and help shape our future.
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Honorary Degree
Larry Weyers Mr. Larry Weyers has served on the Community Advisory Board of MCW-Green
Doctor of Humanities Bay since its inception. He has a wealth of experience in corporate operations,
leadership and governance. In March 2010, he retired as Chairman of Integrys
Energy Group, Inc. (previously WPS Resources Corporation), a holding company
with operations providing products and services in regulated and nonregulated
energy markets. Previously, he served as its Chairman, President and Chief
Executive Officer from February 1998 to December 2008, having joined Wisconsin
Public Service Corporation, a utility subsidiary of Integrys Energy Group, Inc.,
in 1985. Prior to joining Wisconsin Public Service Corporation, Mr. Weyers was
employed as a Management Consultant in the Energy Practice of Towers Perrin.
From July 2010 to July 2015, Mr. Weyers served as Vice President and Lead Director
of the Board of Directors of the Green Bay Packers, Inc., on which he has served
since 2003. He is currently an emeritus member. He also serves on the Board of
Directors of Green Bay Packaging, a privately held company. Mr. Weyers has served
on boards in banking, hospital administration, electric transmission, the paper
industry, industrial manufacturing and insurance.
Mr. Weyers has served on numerous not-for-profit Boards including Bellin Health,
Green Bay Partners in Education, Forward Wisconsin, the Green Bay Area Chamber
of Commerce, Competitive Wisconsin, Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce,
and Downtown Green Bay Inc. He is past chair of the Boy Scouts’ “Scouting For
Food” campaign and served on an advisory board for the YWCA.
Recently, Mr. Weyers has directed his attention to several entrepreneurial
enterprises including MCW-Green Bay. He is a committed advocate of the medical
school. Mr. Weyers was a key thought leader in garnering support for the Green Bay
Packers Student Scholarship fund.
Mr. Weyers holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from Doane College
in Nebraska, a Master of Science degree in nuclear engineering from Columbia
University in New York, and a Master of Business Administration degree from
Harvard University. He is a registered professional engineer.
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Alumni
Graduates of 2021:
Congratulations on this momentous occasion! Reflections of the past year highlight
the enormity of your pledge to dedicate yourselves to the service of humanity
MARQUETTE MEDICAL through the art and science of medicine. Each day you will move forward with a
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
greater sense of your role, as physicians, scientists, and pharmacists, to care for your
communities.
Alumni Association Board of Directors
Jonathan M. Bock, MD ‘01 I know you thrived in a robust learning environment where collaboration among our
Mark W. Bosbous, MD ‘05, GME ‘11 scientists, clinicians, students, and healthcare professionals promoted persistent
Bruce H. Campbell, MD, GME ‘85 curiosity and provided you with unique and powerful educational opportunities.
Nicole M. Chase, MD ‘07
Michael D. Curtis, MD ‘89 On behalf of the MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association, I welcome you to our
Thomas deHoop, MD ’90, GME ’91 proud, accomplished, and growing community, a network that can be both uplifting
Jacob L. Dyer, PharmD ‘20 and an incredible resource.
José Franco, MD ‘90, GME ‘93, FEL ’94
You are our future healthcare leaders and colleagues. We will follow your progress
Matthew I. Goldblatt, MD ’97, GME ‘04
and success with great anticipation and admiration, because just as MCW will always
Ann H. Klopp, MD ‘03, PhD ‘02
be a part of you, you will always be a part of MCW. I encourage you to continually
Beth B. Krippendorf, PhD ‘93
seek out opportunities to connect with MCW and your fellow alumni (there are over
Thomas M. Krummel, MD ‘77 19,000 of us!).
George M. Lange, MD ‘75
Marlene D. Melzer-Lange, MD ‘75, GME ‘78 Congratulations and best wishes,
Elizabeth A. Nietert, MD ‘06
Jessica M. Olson, PhD ‘15, MPH ‘17
Betty S. Pace, MD ’81, GME ’84
Thomas E. Palmer, MD ‘71, GME ‘76, FEL ‘85
Matthew I. Goldblatt, MD ‘97, GME ‘04,
Carol E. Ritter, MD ‘83
President, MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association
Malika L. Siker, MD, GME ‘11
Herbert J. Zimmers, MD ‘70, GME ‘76
Executive Director of Alumni Relations
Angela K. Nelson
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MCW Medical School Oath
AS A MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION:
I pledge to dedicate myself to the service of humanity through the art and science of medicine;
The health and well-being of my patients will be my first consideration;
I will respect the autonomy and dignity of my patients;
I will value the individuality of my patients and care for all of them to the best of my ability;
I will safeguard the confidentiality of my patients;
I will practice my profession with conscience and integrity and in accordance with medical standards;
I will share my medical knowledge for the benefit of the community and the improvement of health care;
I will give to my teachers, colleagues, and students the respect and gratitude that is their due;
I will attend to my own health, well-being, and abilities so that I am able to provide the best care for my patients;
I will engage in honest self-reflection upon my character, acknowledging both my strengths and limitations;
I will not use my medical knowledge to violate human rights or civil liberties, even under threat.
I make these promises solemnly, freely, and upon my honor.
-This oath, based on the Declaration of Geneva, was written in 2019 by MCW students:
Alexandra Cohn, Clara Bosco, Erica Woertz, Jamie Jasti, Maraika Robinson, Mohamed Khalil, and Sarah Brink.
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Fayrouz F. Abu Hamdan
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Arts
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Community Project
Parental Perceptions
of Health Education
Residency
General Surgery
Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
Milwaukee, WI
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Osayd R. Assad
Jerusalem, Palestine
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Community Project
Left Atrial Appendage: Dimensions
and Thrombus Risk
Residency
Internal Medicine
University Washington
Affiliated Hospitals
Seattle, WA
4 8Meaghan L. Carney
Denmark, Wisconsin
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Arts
St. Olaf College
Community Project
Pedometer Health Implications in
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients
Residency
Pediatrics
Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
Milwaukee, WI
9Reed J. Colling
Place holder Appleton, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
St. Norbert College
Community Project
Influenza Vaccination Rates amongst
High Risk Pediatric Populations
Residency
Emergency Medicine
NYU Grossman School Of Medicine
New York, NY
10Tannor A. Court
New Prague, Minnesota
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
University of Minnesota
College of Biological Sciences
Community Project
Correlations in Sport Injuries Among
School-Aged Athletes
Residency
Orthopaedic Surgery
Detroit Medical Center
Wayne State University
Detroit, MI
11Emily R. Gonnering
Place holder Little Chute, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Community Project
The Effect of Electronic Use on the
Moods of Elementary School Children
Residency
Family Medicine
Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
Appleton, WI
12Andrew J. Jarzen
Las Vegas, Nevada
Undergraduate University
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Community Project
Tai Chi for Pain
Residency
Neurology
University Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas City, KS
13Jenna L. Lent
Place holder Ladysmith, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Community Project
Baby Box and Safe Sleep Education:
Reducing the Rates of Sudden
Unexpected Infant Death in
Brown County
Residency
Family Medicine
Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
Appleton, WI
14Sara H. Matloub
Delafield, Wisconsin
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
Marquette University
Master of Business Administration
Marquette University
Community Project
Diabetes Study
Residency
Internal Medicine
Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
Milwaukee, WI
15Connor McCarthy
Place holder Appleton, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degrees
Bachelor of Arts
Drake University
Community Project
Pedometer Health Implications in
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients
Residency
Psychiatry
Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
Green Bay, WI
16Emma K. Meetz
Appleton, Wisconsin
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
St. Norbert College
Community Project
Adverse Childhood Experiences in the
Green Bay Adult Homeless Population
Residency
Pediatrics
University of Florida Shands Hospital
Gainesville, FL
17Abdulghani M. Mounir
Place holder Eau Claire, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Community Project
Brain is Time
Residency
Internal Medicine
Aurora Health Care
Milwaukee, WI
18Sean R. O’Neil
Prior Lake, Minnesota
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Community Project
Evaluating Medical and Basic
Spanish Knowledge of EMS
providers in Brown County
Residency
Internal Medicine
Gundersen Lutheran
Medical Foundation
La Crosse, WI
19Lauren B. Pavlik
Place holder Green Bay, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
St. Norbert College
Community Project
Evaluating Social Support of
Breast Cancer Patients
Residency
Obstetrics-Gynecology
Spectrum Health
Michigan State University
Grand Rapids, MI
20Ryan B. Pitney
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Conferred Degrees
Bachelor of Science
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Community Project
Mechanical and Manual CPR Analysis
Residency
Emergency Medicine
Spectrum Health
Michigan State University
Grand Rapids, MI
21Brittni L. Plato
Place holder Muskego, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
Marquette University
Community Project
Pouring From an Empty Cup:
Vicarious Trauma in Sexual Assault
Crisis Workers
Residency
Psychiatry
University Kansas School of Medicine
Wichita, KS
22Greta K. Schmitt
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Arts
Lawrence University
Community Project
Music and Health: Exploring the
Social, Emotional, & Cognitive Benefits
of Music through 10-weeks of Group
Harmonica Lessons
Residency
Internal Medicine
Family Health Centers at NYU Langone
Brooklyn, NY
23Angela M. Smet
Place holder De Pere, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Science
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Community Project
Parental Perception
of Health Education
Residency
Obstetrics-Gynecology
Sparrow Hospital
Michigan State University
Lansing, MI
24Shelby L. VanRossum
Freedom, Wisconsin
Conferred Degrees
Bachelor of Science
St. Norbert College
Community Project
Therapy Assistance Online
Residency
Family Medicine
Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
Appleton, WI
25Jessica Warffuel
Place holder Eau Claire, Wisconsin
for graduate headshot
Conferred Degree
Bachelor of Arts
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Master of Public Health
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Community Project
Adverse Childhood Experiences in the
Green Bay Adult Homeless Population
Residency
Obstetrics-Gynecology
St. Joseph Hospital
SCL Health
Denver, CO
26knowledge changing life
Our Mission
We are a distinguished leader
and innovator in the education
and development of the next
generation of physicians,
scientists, pharmacists and
health professionals.
We discover and translate
new knowledge in the biomedical
and health sciences.
We provide cutting-edge,
collaborative patient care of
the highest quality.
We improve the health of the
communities we serve.
mcw.edu
27Awards
DISTINGUISHED CLINICAL FACULTY EXCELLENCE IN MENTORSHIP
This award is presented annually by the MCW-Green Bay graduating This award is presented annually by the student body of MCW-Green Bay
medical students to a community physician who distinguishes himself/ to a graduating student in recognition of extraordinary efforts in teaching
herself by exemplary clinical teaching and serves as an exceptional role and guidance to his/her colleagues in the basic sciences and/or clinical
model for medical students. rotations.
Jason Hoppe, MD Tannor Court
DISTINGUISHED BASIC SCIENCE FACULTY EXCELLENCE IN PROFESSIONALISM AND LEADERSHIP
This award is presented annually by the MCW-Green Bay graduating Excellence in Professionalism and Leadership This award is presented
medical students to a faculty member who distinguishes himself/herself annually to a graduating student at MCW-Green Bay who has
by exemplary teaching of the basic sciences and commitment to medical demonstrated exceptional professionalism and leadership even in times
student education. of challenge. This award reinforces MCW-Green Bay’s commitment
Deborah Anderson, PhD to training physicians who exhibit compassion and grace, even under
pressure, and who willingly and selflessly rise to the occasion when
leadership opportunities arise.
DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTION TO MEDICAL EDUCATION
Jenna Lent
This award is presented annually by the MCW-Green Bay graduating
medical students to a member of the MCW-Green Bay educational
community whose impact on students transcends the classroom, and EXCELLENCE IN COMMUNITY OUTREACH
who distinguishes himself/herself by surpassing expectation in is/her This award is presented annually to a graduating student at MCW-Green
commitment to medical education and inspiration of future generations of Bay who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to the populations of
physicians by participating in their medical education. Northeast Wisconsin. Examples of this commitment may include outreach
Ralph Vardis, MD projects, volunteerism, and scholarship. This award recognizes MCW-
Green Bay’s mission of training physicians who are not only health care
professionals, but also leaders in the communities in which they practice.
GOUTHRO AWARD FOR THE PROMOTION OF MENTAL WELLNESS
Greta Schmitt
In recognition of the importance of wellbeing in one’s life, this award is
presented annually to a graduating student at MCW-Green Bay who has
demonstrated an outstanding commitment to the promotion of mental OUTSTANDING GRADUATE
wellness in his/her peers or the community throughout his/her education. This award is presented annually to a graduating student who has
Brittni Plato consistently displayed superior qualities of leadership, loyalty, selfless
service, initiative, and compassion toward his or her peers and the MCW
community, as well as an ability to recognize humor in his/her life. The
EXCELLENCE IN HUMANISM recipient should have demonstrated excellence in the fields of ethics,
This award is presented annually to a graduating student at MCW-Green medicine, and community engagement, and is considered to be the
Bay who has distinguished himself/herself in providing compassionate outstanding candidate for the degree of Doctor of Medicine.
patient care and exhibiting an excellent bedside manner. This award
Sean O’Neil
reinforces MCW-Green Bay’s commitment to training physicians dedicated
to building caring, trusting, and collaborative relationships with patients.
Lauren Pavlik
28ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA
Members of the Wisconsin Beta Chapter of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor
Medical Society have achieved scholastic excellence and have earned
the approbation of members of the faculty and the student body for
qualities of integrity, leadership, compassion and fairness. Celebrating
its 118th year, Alpha Omega Alpha holds a position of honor and respect
in the medical world for furtherance of scholarship and research and
encouragement of high standards of character and conduct among medical
students and graduates.
Jenna Lent, Sean O’Neil, Shelby VanRossum
GOLD HUMANISM HONOR SOCIETY
The Arnold P. Gold Foundation Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS)
knowledge changing life
recognizes students who are exemplars of compassionate patient care
and who serve as role models, mentors, and leaders in medicine. GHHS
members are peer-nominated as those one would want to care for one’s
own family member.
Tannor Court, Jenna Lent, Sara Matloub, Lauren Pavlik
MATTHEW HUNSAKER, MD FOUNDING DEAN AWARD
This award is presented annually by the Walter Zeit Fellowship to a
graduating student at MCW-Green Bay to recognize their dedication and Congratulations Class of 2021!
service to MCW and the community. The award is named after MCW-Green
Bay’s founding dean, and is made possible thanks to contributions from
the Walter Zeit Fellowship, MCW’s premier donor recognition society. #MCWKNOWLEDGE
Sean O’Neil
THE HIRAM B. BENJAMIN AWARD IN ANATOMY
#MCWGrads21
This award is given annually by the faculty members of the Department
of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy to a medical student who
achieves a high level of scholarship in anatomy. It honors the late Hiram
#MCW21
B. Benjamin, MD, scientist, surgeon, anatomy department faculty member
and alumnus. For many years, he shared his enthusiasm for applied
anatomy and scientific investigation with students of this institution.
Jenna Lent
29Dear Doctors...
Ahead of you, wonderful days may lift your spirit and tough ones may challenge
your drive. The road to becoming a physician is not easy; neither is the life of one.
Just as we have supported you during your medical education, please know that our
collective care and concern for your well-being continues into residency and beyond.
The team at MCW-Green Bay will continue to cheer for you, always believe in your
potential, and be available if/when you need us. We are proud to have shared in your
journey and confident you will make a profound impact on your patients, community,
and the world. You are our best hope for the future of medicine.
—MCW-Green Bay Faculty and Staff
Matthew Hunsaker, MD
Sunny Debelak, MBA
Dan DeCleene
Kelly King
Dana Daggs
Craig Hanke, PhD
Sarah VanderZanden, DVM
Sousie Lee, MA
Shelly Griffin, RD
Erin Green, MD
Marissa Popp
Vince Schiebel
Janet Anderson
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