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Cris A. Campbell, M.S., prevention consultant, presented at the National Peer Helpers Association annual conference on a model of bullying prevention being implemented at the Oklahoma Area Prevention Resource Center Sandra D. Cooper, M.S., director of human resources, was appointed to the Southwest College and University Personnel Administrator board as its Oklahoma representative. Terry R. Drenner, photographer, won top honors from the Oklahoma College Public Relations Association for his color photography cover shot in the winter 2002 OSU Physician magazine. Paul Evans, D.O., professor of family medicine, was a guest lecturer on alternative medicine at the spring semester of the Oklahoma State University Mini-Medical School. Joseph A. Keuchel, D.O., was named Chairman Emeritus of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department and is the sponsor of the newly formed Oklahoma Osteopathic Obstetrics and Gynecology Student Association. Warren E. Finn, Ph.D., associate professor of physiology, co-authored the Handbook of Neuroprosthetic Methods. Stanley E. Grogg, D.O., associate professor of pediatrics, received a Spanish-speaking certificate from an accredited school in Costa Rica to better communicate with Hispanic patients. Dr.Grogg also graduated from the Citizens Police Academy in Tulsa. Brenda G. Michael-Haggard, development director, was re-elected treasurer for the Oklahoma eastern chapter of the Association of Fund Raising Professionals. Kirby L. Jarolim, Ph.D., chairman and professor of anatomy, had a paper published in Folia Parasitologica. Dave G. Money, M.L.S., assistant librarian for reference and media, helped coordinate a video on rural medicine for the Network for Continuing Medical Education. Pam K. Norman, M.S., associate coordinator,presented at the National Peer Helpers Association annual conference on a model of bullying prevention being implemented at the Oklahoma Area Prevention Resource Center.
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Doris K. Patneau, Ph.D., assistant professor of anatomy and cell biology, earned a New Scientist Award from the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology. Her three-year project investigates targets for therapeutic intervention for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Huntington’s disease and brain damage after stroke. Susan K. Redwood, Ph.D., chairman and professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, was appointed to represent the College on the Oklahoma State University Presidential Search Committee. Marla M. Schaefer, M.S., communications specialist, received first place from the Oklahoma College Public Relations Association for her writing in the winter 2002 OSU Physician magazine and the alumni newsletter COMmunicator. James S. Seebass, D.O., chairman and professor of medicine, moderated the spring semester of the Oklahoma State University Mini-Medical School and was honored with the Outstanding Teacher Award by graduating students. Kayse M. Shrum, D.O., assistant professor of pediatrics, received the “Rookie Physician of the Year” award from the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association. Craig W. Stevens, Ph.D., professor of pharmacology, received a contract from the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology for a two year study entitled “Sequence and Pharmacology of Novel Opioid Receptors.” Ellen L. Stockton, director of graphic arts and photography, received first place from the Oklahoma College Public Relations Association for her design in the winter 2002 OSU Physician magazine and the alumni newsletter COMmunicator. Ray E. Stowers, D.O., director of the Oklahoma Rural Health Policy and Research Center and assistant professor of family medicine, served as the lead presenter for a national telecourse on telemedicine produced by the Network for Continuing Medical Education. Nancy S. Van Winkle, Ph.D., associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, presented on end of-life decisions and American Indian cultures at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. Dr. Van Winkle was a guest lecturer on end-of-life issues for the spring semester of the Oklahoma State University Mini-Medical School. Karen K. Wicker, M.H.R., received top honors for her work as editor of the OSU Physician magazine from the Oklahoma College Public Relations Association. |
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