Teaching roots run deep in the medicial profession
Colleagues,
It never ceases to amaze me how quickly time passes. As my first year as Associate Dean of the Schulich Medicine – Windsor Campus comes to an end. It seems that some public reflection may be in order. There is much to be proud of, but
In considering where we excel, there is no doubt in my mind that our faculty of this Campus
The first phase of our curriculum renewal begins in the fall of 2019. As with any change, I expect that there will be growing pains and hiccups. The new overreaching courses have strong local leadership and this community of faculty have shown time and time again how willing and ready you are rise to any occasion. Because of all of you, I know that we will be successful, and at times where we struggle, I know we will work together to find the best local solution.
Despite this success, I am certainly aware that among some of you, this School has promises to fulfill still. Balancing the clinical demands on your departments, your clinics, your waitlists, and the School’s asks, are at times, challenging. I certainly understand and can empathize with your struggles.
This year at convocation, one of our colleagues reminded the graduates and audience that the term doctor comes from the Latin,
This academic year has come to an end, but the work here is just beginning. It has been my absolute honour to oversee this next phase of this school’s growth. Many exciting opportunities are coming. I can’t wait to share this experience with all of you.
As always, thank you for your hard work and dedication.
Larry
Twitter: @larry_jacobs1