Dear Students, Faculty and Staff,

A monthly update from Thomas A. Cavalieri, DO, FACOI, FACP, AGSF, Dean Volume 8, Number 4 April 2013

As we look ahead to the last few weeks of the academic year, let’s take a moment to reflect on the accomplishments of this past month.

TRANSITION UPDATEIn just over 60 days, we will become RowanSOM, and integration

activities to ensure a smooth transition for students, patients,faculty, and staff continued in high gear during April. An April 15th

update from UMDNJ President (Interim) Denise V. Rodgers, MD,addressed the employee transition process, and stated:

In May, each employee will receive an assignment letterindicating your assigned institution on July 1, 2013. Whilesome obvious changes will occur, many elements of youremployment will remain as they are now. On July 1, 2013, yourhealth and dental benefits, obligations of existing collectivenegotiated agreements, holidays, vacation and sick leavebenefits and many other elements will be the same.

Rowan University President Dr. Ali Houshmand consistently hasextended a warm welcome to us, andhas assured the faculty and staff whodeliver and support the importantmission of SOM and the graduateprograms in Stratford that they willbecome a vital part of RowanUniversity. We also are focusing on getting out

the word about our exciting future aspart of Rowan University: updating theIntegration Fact Sheet to reflectimportant developments andprogress; augmenting the Rowanwebsite with additional integrationFAQ’s as well as a feature story on“MD’s and DO’s,” for which both Dr. Paul Katz, Dean of Cooper MedicalSchool of Rowan University, and I were interviewed; moving aheadto implement the signage plan to rebrand Stratford as a Rowancampus, with work beginning in May and continuing in June; andcontinuing to plan a “Day One” celebration for Monday, July 1st at10 am. Another important goal is to have systems support in place. For

example, some of you may have been involved as Rowan isstanding up various modules of Banner to support SOM after July 1, populating them with data, testing them, and trouble-shooting as necessary. Training for Banner users on the Rowanmodules will be scheduled in May and June. Learning managementsystems are migrating, web resources are being transferred, andplanning for a smooth transfer of email from umdnj.edu torowan.edu is underway. The process of introducing SOM directorsand managers to key Rowan personnel, familiarizing our staff withRowan policies and practices, and answering questions, continuedthis month, with Christine M. Brasteter, Senior Director ofContracting & Procurement and Jim Lovegrove, Director ofAccounts Payable, Rowan University, attending the April

Department Operations Meeting(DOM) as guests. Christine and Jimfollowed their presentation with“office hours,” which they plan to doon a regular basis in the future. TwoRowan vice presidents, Dr. KennethBlank, Vice President for HealthSciences and Mr. Robert Zazzali, VicePresident for Employee and LaborRelations, Ethics Liaison Officer, andPresident's Chief of Staff, addressedalmost 200 employees at the Dean’sForum on April 30th. On April 30th, wealso learned that unfortunately, acapital project submitted by Rowan onbehalf of SOM was not funded underthe first round of the “Building Our

Future” Bond Act. Rowan President Dr. Ali Houshmand has assuredus that our project remains a future Rowan priority so that theschool can respond to the State’s looming physician shortage. For additional information on the anticipated transition of SOM

into Rowan, see the updated Rowan/SOM integration website at:http://www.rowan.edu/integration/.

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L-r: Mr. Robert Zazzali and Dr. Kenneth Blank of Rowan University addressed employees at the Dean’sForum on April 30th.

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LINDA BOYD, DO, NAMED SENIOR ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRSOn April 15th, following a national

search, Linda Boyd, DO ’84, joinedthe UMDNJ-School of OsteopathicMedicine (SOM) as Professor ofFamily Medicine and SeniorAssociate Dean for AcademicAffairs. Dr. Boyd brings to SOM 25years of experience in academicmedicine, and a record of excellence

in education, funded research, course administration, andmedical school administration, including eight years of experienceas an associate dean. She comes to us from the Georgia RegentsUniversity - Medical College of Georgia (MCG) in Augusta, GA,where she has served as Associate Dean for Regional CampusCoordination since 2007. Prior to moving to Georgia, Dr. Boydspent 15 years at UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School (NJMS),where she was a founding member of that school’s Department ofFamily Medicine, involved in research, teaching, administration,

and clinical care, and also served as interim Associate Dean forCurriculum and Faculty Development. A graduate of American University in Washington, DC, Dr. Boyd

earned her DO degree at SOM in 1984. She completed a rotatingosteopathic internship at Union Hospital in Union, NJ, where sheserved as chief intern, and her Family Practice Residency at St.Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Paterson, NJ, serving aschief resident. She received additional leadership training throughthe American College of Physician Executives and as a fellow inthe Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine for Women(ELAM) program. Dr. Boyd’s experience, interests, and skills makeher an ideal choice to assume the position of senior associatedean for Academic Affairs at SOM at this time of change, growth,and unparalleled opportunities. We are especially proud that sheis a graduate of our school. Please join us in welcoming Lindahome to SOM and to New Jersey, and in lending her your fullsupport as she assumes her important new role.

On April 11th, I had the pleasure of joining keynote speaker Dr. Ali A. Houshmand, President of Rowan University; Dr. PaulKatz, Dean of the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University; andMr. Lou Bezich, Chief of Staff to the President, Cooper UniversityHospital, on a panel at the Camden Regional Chamber of

Commerce Business Expo entitled, “South Jersey as a NewResearch Destination.” In my remarks, I highlighted the work ofthree SOM researchers, all doing translational research related tothe neurosciences: Dr. Robert Nagele, Professor of Medicine andCell Biology, and Director of the new Biomarker Discovery Center

in the New JerseyInstitute forSuccessful Aging(NJISA); Dr. PaolaLeone, AssociateProfessor of CellBiology and Directorof the Cell and GeneTherapy Center; andDr. Donald Barone,Associate Professor ofMedicine and Chief ofthe Division ofNeurology. The panelwas well-received bythe South Jerseybusiness community,which welcomes thebenefits of having acomprehensiveresearch university inthe region.

CAMDEN REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS EXPO

L-r: Tassos Efstratiades, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Camden County Regional Chamber ofCommerce; Art Campbell, President and CEO for the Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce; Jill Ross,Beneficial Bank, Paul Katz, MD, Dean, Cooper Medical School of Rowan University; Mr. Louis Bezich, Chief of Staffto the President, Cooper University Hospital; Dr. Ali A. Houshmand, President, Rowan University and Thomas A.Cavalieri, DO, FACOI, Dean, UMDNJ-School of Osteopathic Medicine.

SOM faculty, students, and staff convened at Bally’s in AtlanticCity for the 112th Atlantic Regional Osteopathic Convention(AROC) April 10th to 13th. The four-day event is the largestphysician convention and exhibition in New Jersey, and engagesparticipants in sessions about clinical practices, as well as thebusiness of medicine.Many SOM students participated in “Professional Day,” which

featured a variety of professional development programs, as wellas an Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) Open House,which was co-moderated by Steven Rubin, DO, Adjunct AssistantProfessor, OMM, and Antonios Tsompanidis, DO, FACOFP,Assistant Professor, Family Medicine.SOM faculty gave a number of Continuing Medical Education

(CME) presentations at the convention, several of which were

specifically targeted to the school’s volunteer faculty:• “Osteopathic Continuous Certification (OCC)” presented by

Stephen Scheinthal, DO, FACN, Associate Professor, Psychiatry and Associate Director, NJISA;

• “How Can PCPs Curb Opioid Abuse?” presented by Richard Jermyn, DO, FAAPMR, Associate Professor and Chair, Rehabilitation Medicine and Director, NeuroMusculoskeletal Institute (NMI);

• “Educational Challenges for the Transformation in Outpatient Care – The Medical Home and the Medical Neighborhood May Change How You Practice and Teach,”presented by Caryl Heaton, DO, Associate Professor and Chair, Family Medicine;

• “Low Back Pain Relief in Pregnancy – A Hands-on Approach” presented by Danielle Cooley,DO, Assistant Professor, Family Medicineand OMM;

• “OMM Practical Workshop,” presented by Sajid Surve, DO, Assistant Professor, OMM and Rehabilitation Medicine; Jamie Rapacciuolo, DO, instructor, OMM;and Danielle Cooley, DO;

• “The Impact of Neurological Conditions on Driving” presented by Donald Barone, DO, Associate Professor, Medicine and Chief, Division of Neurology;

• “Professional and Medical Ethics” presented by George Scott, DO, DPM, Assistant Professor, Family Medicine andPresident, New Jersey State Board of

Medical Examiners; • “Federal and State Laws

Related to the Prescribing of Controlled Substances” presented by Sajid Surve, DO.

SOM TEACHES, CELEBRATES, GARNERS HONORS AT NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION OF OSTEOPATHICPHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS (NJAOPS) ATLANTIC REGIONAL OSTEOPATHIC CONVENTION (AROC)

L-r: Ira Monka, DO ’84, ClinicalInstructor, Family Medicine, thenew Alumni Association Presidentand Alumni Association BoardMember; Ray E. Stowers, DO, AOAPresident; Dr. Ali Houshmand,President of Rowan University;Dean Cavalieri; Marie-GraceWitham, DO; and John B. Crosby,JD, AOA Executive Director.

L-r: Dean Cavalieri; Dr. Ali Houshmand; Robert S. Maurer, DO, Recipient of the FirstUMDNJ-SOM Founders’ Award; Megan Reilly, DO ’97, Past President of the SOM AlumniAssociation; and Albert Talone, DO, 2012 SOM Founders’ Award winner.

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SOM hosted the Alumni Reception and Dinner on April 9th forover 125 attendees, including alumni, students, and faculty; thekeynote speaker was Rowan University President Dr. Ali Houshmand. The reception included award presentations tothe “Student DO of the Year” Wade Ng ’13; the Dean’s SpecialRecognition Award to Karen Kowalenko, DO ’89; the Founders’Award to Dr. Robert Thompson, former associate dean of StudentAffairs and Admissions; as well as installation of the new AlumniAssociation President, Ira Monka, DO ’84, and Alumni AssociationBoard members.

The New Jersey Association of Osteopathic Physicians andSurgeons (NJAOPS) 112th Anniversary Reception and Gala on April 12th honored Kathryn Lambert, DO, FAOASM, AssociateProfessor, Family Medicine and Acting Assistant Dean for StudentAffairs, who was named NJAOPS’ Physician of the Year, the firstwoman to receive this honor. Dr. Lambert was commended for hercommitment to quality patient care and her dedication to trainingthe next generation of osteopathic physicians.

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SOM TEACHES, CELEBRATES, GARNERS HONORS AT NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION OF OSTEOPATHICPHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS (NJAOPS) ATLANTIC REGIONAL OSTEOPATHIC CONVENTION (AROC)

Honored award recipients, with Dean Cavalieri and the newly inductedNJAOPS President, John LaRatta, DO, and Alumni Association President, Ira Monka, DO ’84. L-r: Dean Micciche, MPH, Director of Alumni and StudentAffairs; Megan Reilly, DO ’97; Wade Ng ’13; John LaRatta, DO; Dean Cavalieri;Ira Monka, DO ’84; Karen Kowalenko, DO ’89; and Todd Schachter, DO ’84.

Students of UMDNJ-SOM gathering at the annual AlumniAssociation Reception/Dinner at AROC. L-r: Steven Bialick ’16; Michael Piazza ’16; MatthewFlamenbaum ’16; Sameer Sood ’16; Smeet Bhimani ’16;Benjamin Winter ’16; Simran Ahluwalia ’16; Michael DeFrance ’16; Jacquelyn Luciani ’16; Manreet Sidhu ’16; Tina Bijlani ’16; and Shilpa Samudrala ’16.

L-r: Komal Patel ’14; Reem Taha ’14; Nosheen Jawaid ’14; Kathryn C. Lambert, DO, FAOASM, Acting Assistant Dean for StudentAffairs, Associate Professor, Family Medicine; Shilpa Samudrala ’16; Mariam Zakhary ’14; Steven Bialick ’16; Matthew Flamenbaum ’16

L-r: Hetal Patel, DO SOM ’10; Antonios Tsompanidis, DO,FACOFP, Assistant Professor, Family Medicine; StevenRubin, DO, Adjunct Assistant Professor, OMM; and IraMonka, DO ’84, Clinical Instructor, Family Medicine, thenew Alumni Association President and Alumni AssociationBoard Member.

SOM PRESENTS AND GARNERS AWARDS AT ANNUAL ACOFP CONVENTION

On April 19th, the Office of Enrollment Serviceshosted the annual Admissions Open House. Targetedto college undergraduates and their families, collegepre-medical advisors and pre-med clubs, the event,intended to kick off recruitment for the RowanUniversity School of Osteopathic Medicine Class of2018. It featured information about osteopathicmedical education, a workshop on how to become acompetitive medical school applicant, an opportunityto interact with current medical students, faculty, andadministrators, and a campus tour. It was attended by350 prospective students and guests.

ADMISSIONS WELCOMES 350 ATTENDEESTO ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE

Dean Cavalieri, seven faculty, seven residents, and ten students represented SOM at the American College of Osteopathic FamilyPhysicians' (ACOFP) Annual Convention & Scientific Seminars, March 21st-24th in Las Vegas, NV. SOM hosted the Alumni receptionon March 22nd for over 50 attendees. Educational programs led by SOM faculty at the convention included:

• “Bullying and Youth: The Role of the Healthcare Provider” presented by Jennifer Caudle, DO, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine,

• “Contract Negotiations” presented by Joshua S. Coren, DO, MBA, FACOFP, Associate Professor and Vice Chair, Department of Family Medicine, and Director of CME, SOM

• “Using Free, Innovative Websites to Enhance Teaching Clinical Exam Skills” presented by George Scott, DO, DPM, FACOFP, Assistant Professor and Residency Program Director, Department of Family Medicine, Family Medicine residents offered six poster presentations.

Sue Yang Novellino, DO, PGY3 in Family Medicine presented “TheEffect of Osteopathic Manipulation on Postpartum Depression,”was recognized with the second-place award in the residentposter competition.

L-r: Patrick Zito, ’15; Roderick Stewart, ’15; Eric Goldwaser, ’15 (DO/PhD);Natalie Hyppolite, ’13; Pavli Demian, ’13 and Steve Bialick, ’16 take turnsanswering questions from the audience.

Left: Wage Ng ’13 and far right, Sundeep Saini ’15 giveCampus Tours .

Jonathan W. Torres, DO ’09 demonstrates OMM on John Galeznial ’15 toprospective students.

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Family Medicine Residents gather with Drs. Heaton and Scott at theACOFP Convention in Las Vegas, NV: Janika Wilson, DO ’10; Caryl J.Heaton, DO, Chair and Associate Professor, Family Medicine; Sue YangNovellino, DO, PGY3; George J. Scott, DPM, DO, FACOFP, ’97, AssistantProfessor and Residency Program Director, Family Medicine; AlisonMancuso, DO ’07, Assistant Professor, Family Medicine; Xitlalichomiha(Tally) O’Dell, DO ’10, and Sue Yang-Novellino, DO ’10.

Members of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) join Dr. Jeffrey Brennerand Dean Cavalieri for the Community Grand Rounds lecture “Bending the Cost Curveand Improving Quality in One of America’s Poorest Cities.” L-r: Raleke Adibe ’16, RachelOdeyemi ’16, Rodrick Stewart ’15, Cynthia Lamour ’15, Sade Randell ’16, Dr. JeffreyBrenner, Dean Cavalieri, Tricia Prince ’15, Ashley Odukoya ’16, Gordian Ndubizu ’16, RobinCollin ’15 and Rose Parks ’15.

On April 19th, the Center for Mood Disorders and NeuromodulationTherapies (CMDNT) within the Department of Psychiatry hosted anOpen House and Ribbon Cutting to introduce its offerings to the publicand potential referring physicians, both within SOM and in the

community. The center usestranscranial magneticstimulation (TMS) as an FDA-approved, medication-free,non-invasive alternative totreating depression. The event,which featured information onthe program’s clinical care andresearch, as well as tours ofthe facility, was attended by175 people.

On April 2nd, the third installment of the Community GrandRounds event entitled, “Bending the Cost Curve and ImprovingQuality in One of America’s Poorest Cities” was presented by Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, Founder and Executive Director of theCamden Coalition. Sponsored by the Student National MedicalAssociation (SNMA), in conjunction with the Office of the Dean,Dr. Brenner focused his lecture on the efforts he has led toimprove the primary health care in Camden. Dr. Brenner is agraduate of the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. The final Community Grand Rounds lecture for the academic

year, “Separate but not Equal – Disparities in Health Care,” waspresented by Dr. William Anderson, Past President of the

American Osteopathic Association on Monday, April 15th. Dr. Anderson holds several titles at Michigan State UniversityCollege of Osteopathic Medicine, including Professor of Surgery,Senior Advisor to the Dean, and Vice President of AcademicAffairs. He is responsible for the development of osteopathicmedical education programs for students, interns, and residentsat hospitals within the Detroit Medical Center and is the founderand first president of the Albany Movement, which spearheadedthe Civil Rights Movement in Southwest Georgia. His lectureenlightened SOM students about the disparities minorities haveendured as well as continue to face regarding healthcare.

COMMUNITY GRAND ROUNDS PROGRAMS

CENTER FOR MOOD DISORDERS AND NEUROMODULATION THERAPIESHOLDS OPEN HOUSE AND RIBBON CUTTING

L-r: Dean Thomas A. Cavalieri; Arthur Campbell, President ofthe Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce; SusanShin Angulo, Cherry Hill Township Councilwoman; and JohnO’Reardon, MD, Program Director of the CMDNT, Chair andProfessor, Department of Psychiatry.

Dr. William Anderson presents the finalCommunity Grand Rounds program for theUMDNJ-SOM 2012/2013 academic year entitled “Separate but not Equal – Disparities in Health Care.”

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Michelle L. Moyer, MD, ClinicalResearch Staff, CMDNT, Department ofPsychiatry demonstrates TMStreatment on a patient.

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On March 21st, the Class of 2013 celebrated the “Next to LastBlast” senior party at Adelphia Restaurant in Deptford, NJ. Theevent, hosted by the SOM Alumni Association, featured an awardsprogram, video presentation, class slide show, and buffet dinner. Kathryn Lambert, DO, FAOASM, Associate Professor of Family

Medicine and Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, presented theAmerican Osteopathic Foundation’s 2013 Donna Jones MoritsuguSpousal Award to Kamol Fahima, spouse of Dewan Fahima ’13. Theaward was established in 1993 to recognize the spouse of agraduating student who best exemplifies the role of a professional’spartner by providing immeasurable support to his or her spouseand the osteopathic profession, while being an individual in theirown right. Stephen Scheinthal, DO ’91, past President of the Alumni

Association, Associate Professor Psychiagry, Associate Director forthe New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging, and Chair of theAmerican Osteopathic Association Bureau of Specialists, deliveredgreetings and best wishes on behalf of the Alumni Association.

The SportsMedicine, PhysicalMedicine andRehabilitation(PM&R), StudentAmerican Academy ofOsteopathy (SAAO)and SOM Musiciansin Medicine clubsheld the annual

“Stache Bash” on April 9th to honor SOM student, WayneReynolds, and raise funds for the Leukemia and LymphomaSociety. The event raised $900 and attracted more than100 students, faculty and community members to ShadyKatie’s for this annual event. The SOM band, Prognosis,provided musical entertainment for the evening. Severalprizes were presented throughout the evening and MichaelDeFrance ’16 won the “stache” contest.

I had the pleasure of meeting with local business ownersat the SOM annual Stratford Small Business & CivicAssociation (SBCA) breakfast meeting on March 28th. Iprovided attendees with an update on our transition toRowan University, as well as the many accomplishments ofthe faculty, students and staff of the Stratford campus.

“NEXT TO LAST BLAST” SENIOR PARTY ANNUAL “STACHE BASH” HONORS SOM STUDENT

STRATFORD SMALL BUSINESS & CIVIC ASSOCIATION BREAKFAST MEETING

Annually, SOM’s OB/GYN Club sponsors a production ofThe Vagina Monologues, an award winning play based onV-Day Founder/Playwright Eve Ensler’s interviews withmore than 200 women. The group’s 2013 production washeld on April 12th at SOM and was directed by JessycaCampos ’16 and Ashley Odukoya ’16. One hundredpercent of the money raised from this production wasdonated to organizations that aid and empower victims ofsexual and domestic violence – 90 percent of the Centerfor Family Services and ten percent to the national V-DayCampaign. The Center for Family Services Empoweringthe Rights of Victims (SERV) program has been providingservices for victims and survivors of sexual and domesticviolence for over a decade.

L-r: Adrienne Schlatter ’16; ChetanJeurkar ’15; and Regina Yu ’15

VAGINA MONOLOGUES

L-R seated: Rosie Simpkins, Stratford Historic PreservationCommission; Terry Harmer, SBCA Member; and Colleen Petruzzi,SBCA Member, former SBCA Officer; standing: CouncilmanMichael Maloney; Tim McFalls, Co-Chair Green Team; DeanThomas A. Cavalieri; Jerry Zekas, SBCA, Green Team; DavidCostello, (behind Jerry) Green Team; John Rigaut, Resident,former School Board Member; and Jerry Harmer, SBCA Member

L-r: Ingrid Walfish ’15; Andrea DeSimone ’16; Sujana Bhattacharyya ’16; LoriGaliano, CARES Institute; Sade Randall ’16; Ashley Odukoya ’16; AlyssaCocchiara ’16; Deborah Padolin, PhD, assistant professor, Cell Biology; JenaAndreu ’16; Amanda Olagunju ’16; Jessyca Campos ’16. Not picured castmembers, Jessica Smolar ’13 and Nancy Bastawros ’13.

Thomas A. Cavalieri, DO, FACOI, FACP, AGSFDean

My best regards,

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UPCOMING EVENTS

RESEARCH DAY – THURSDAY, MAY 2, 201310 am to 3 pmAcademic Center, Multi-Purpose Room and Auditorium12 noon Keynote Lecture, Auditorium“Brain-Machine Interfaces for Restoration of Volitional Control in a Rat Model of Spinal Cord Injury”

Presented by Karen Moxon, PhDProfessor, School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems, Drexel University; Associate Professor, Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, Drexel College of Medicine; Director of Neuroengineering at Drexel University

http://som.umdnj.edu/events/researchday2013.pdf

INTER-PROFESSIONAL GRAND ROUNDS –THURSDAY, MAY 2, 20134:30 pmAcademic Center, Auditorium “Improving Care of Dementia Patients Throughan Inter-Professional Approach”

Presented by:Nancy Alterman, MSW, Geriatric Clinical Instructor, New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging, SOM

Mike Burgo, OT, Regional Director, South NJ Region 2, FOX Rehabilitation

Danielle DiGregorio, PsyD, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging, SOM

Patty Hoffman, OT, Coordinator of Dementia Services, Regional Mentor & Fieldwork Educator, FOX Rehabilitation

Christian White, DO, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging, SOM

Samuel Zwetchkenbaum, DDS, MPH, Geriatric Dental Fellow, New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging, SOM and New Jersey Dental School

CONVOCATION CEREMONY & RECEPTION FOR THECLASS OF 2013 – MONDAY, MAY 20, 20134:30 pmCrowne Plaza Hotel, Cherry Hill, NJ

UMDNJ COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY –WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 201310:00 amIZOD Center, East Rutherford, NJ

10TH ANNUAL SENIOR HEALTH & FITNESS DAY –TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 201310:00 am to 1:30 pmAcademic Center Atrium and Multi-Purpose Room“What to Do When You Are Forgetting”Presented by:Robert Nagele, PhD, Professor, Medicine and Cell Biology at the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging

Danielle DiGregorio, PsyD, Assistant Professor, Psychiatryat the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging

SOM SALARIED FACULTY MEETINGTUESDAY, MAY 7, 20137:00 amAcademic Center, Multi-Purpose Room

ANATOMY MEMORIAL CEREMONYWednesday, May 8, 20134 pm Academic Center by the Fountain