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The Ohio State College of Medicine was established in 1914 with William Means as the first dean. In the 1940s, the school had a two-year medical education program. In the 1970s, this was extended to three years, and then four years in the 1980s.
Jan 5, 2014 · The Ohio State University College of Medicine traces its origins to 1834 with the founding of Willoughby University of Lake Erie. In 1834 Dr. George W. Card and Dr. John M. Henderson founded Willoughby University of Lake Erie in honor of their friend Dr. Westel Willoughby.
Ohio State College of Medicine is Transforming Health. With our bold new curriculum for interprofessional education, ground-breaking novel discoveries partnered with record research funding, high-quality patient-centered care and our talented team of more than 2,800 faculty, nearly 5,000 learners and over 4,000 staff members, we are ...
Jul 6, 2014 · Ohio State University founded its college of medicine 100 years ago, which has the school looking back as it’s looking forward to another major step: the completion of a $1 billion cancer...
1912 saw the formation of Ohio State's Graduate School to coordinate the university's burgeoning master's and doctoral enrollments. In 1914, Ohio State's college of medicine was formed through a merger with Starling Medical College. That year also saw the founding of Ohio State's School of Dentistry.
Nov 1, 2023 · Dean Carol R. Bradford highlights the exceptional impact of The Ohio State University College of Medicine as it excels in its tripartite mission: discovery, patient care and education. Achievements include record research funding, groundbreaking clinical trials, and innovative education programs.
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The Ohio State University College of Medicine augments its diversity efforts with active measures to overcome unconscious, or implicit, bias. And it has worked. Our student population is one of the most diverse among U.S. medical schools.
