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The purpose of the program is to provide an additional avenue of communication between the School and its alumni. Duties of the class agents include: Maintaining communication with classmates for the purpose of providing news items for inclusion in alumni publications. Assisting with reunion planning activities. Assisting with activities of the Alumni Society such as the distinguished alumni award program. Assisting the School in maintaining current address information on classmates. Helping to facilitate special communications between the School and your class as needed. The Current Class

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Please use this form to indicate your willingness to serve as a Class Champion or to nominate a classmate or fellow alumni. All information will be kept confidential.

Class of: 2027 (AY 2024-25) 2026 (AY 2024-25) 2025 (AY 2024-25) Previous Classes: 2021 2022 2023 2024 2024 Lincoln Scholars Program

Our class notes have moved to an online format. That means you will only find our most recent updates from 2023 and moving forward. If you would like YOUR news to be added to this section, please complete the Share Your News form. Update your classmates about your personal or professional life including activities, travels, family changes, career information, hobbies, or other new interests.

Stephen Nold, MD ’78, is “Unsuccessfully pursuing retirement.” Dan Barrow, MD ’79, shares his career honors, awards, and accomplishments: Alumni Achievement Awards, Westminster College 1998 Distinguished Alumnus Award, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, 1997. Congress of Neurological Surgeons Executive Committee 1989 - 2001, Secretary (1992-1995), and President (1999-2000). President of the Georgia Neurosurgical Society American Board of Neurological Surgery Director, Secretary, and Chairman. American Academy of Neurological Surgery Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary and

Ed Paul, MD ’81, I have been enjoying semi-retirement over the past year, which has led me to some exciting work focused upon developing new primary care GME (residency) programs in rural Arizona. My career has mostly been in academic family medicine as a residency program director for many years in various settings. Through a state appropriation that specifically funds this initiative to support rural physician workforce development, I have been co-leading a team at the University of Arizona AHEC program targeting community health centers, critical access hospitals, and tribal sites in rural