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Dr. Britigan to step down as UNMC College of Medicine dean

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By Jeffrey Robb
| University of Nebraska Medical Center
Bradley Britigan, MD, dean of the UNMC College of Medicine, has announced that he will be stepping down from his role, which he has held for the past 15 years. Dr. Britigan will remain in his current role over the coming months to ensure a smooth leadership transition. “It is time for a transition in the leadership of the UNMC College of Medicine,” Dr. Britigan said.
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Dr. Davies outlines his five-point vision as chancellor

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By Jeffrey Robb
| University of Nebraska Medical Center
UNMC Chancellor H. Dele Davies, MD, hosted the July all-campus forum on Tuesday, his first since becoming the medical center’s ninth chancellor July 1.
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Remembering UNMC’s Ed Rau

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By Jeffrey Robb
| University of Nebraska Medical Center
Ed Rau, known for his vast knowledge as chief electronics technician and building maintenance specialist for the Eppley Institute for Research in Cancer and Allied Diseases in the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center, died June 10 in Gilbert, Arizona. He was 64. Colleagues say Rau’s expertise, commitment and problem-solving skills made him an invaluable member of both the research community and the development of future cancer treatments.
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