Photo: Gregory Fox

Molly Cooke, M.D., director of the Academy of Medical Educators at the University of California-San Francisco, gave the plenary address of this year’s Medical Education Day program on February 18 at the Towsley Center. The Academy, nationally recognized as a groundbreaking initiative, was established to serve as a community for UCSF faculty with significant commitment to medical education, in order to enhance career development as well as promote and support the best possible teaching and learning. Cooke, a founding member of the Division of General Medicine at San Francisco General Hospital, is also well known for her work in the field of HIV ethics.

The U-M’s annual Medical Education Day program highlights innovations at all levels of education at the Medical School, addressing current challenges in the field as well as issues specific to medical education at Michigan. In addition to the plenary session, small group workshops, poster presentations and computer demonstrations describe the latest in educational activities and tools.

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