… A Letter to the Class of 2020 My June Yardarm column has traditionally been a celebration of the May Commencement. … with your friends, faculty, and loved ones at the BCEC.  While our ceremony was postponed, I would like to recognize the 566 graduates who persisted in the face … and were launched into the world to improve the health of thousands. While the day was not what we expected, I hope it was a day of personal celebration for each and …

… of the Diversity Council (now called the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council) was formed to examine this question. Each year, the IHP engages in the  Chronicle of … campus climate issues, and the task force decided a separate set of questions was not needed for those audiences. To solicit more comprehensive input from … Let me say that this is by no means a qualitative study of the data, but rather my perceptions of the data after reviewing it several times. First, several of the …

… that didn’t require survivors to travel back and forth to clinics, something that was easy to use, required little technological ability, and was ubiquitous.  The solution? The telephone, a device that would help the team meet … meaningful,” said Lyons. “A survivor might say, ‘I haven't done anything fun,’ or ‘My house is chaotic now because everything went on hold when I went on treatment.’ We …