Medical Science Educator Volume 4: No. 1

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

Roger W. Koment, Ph.D.

Each time I sit at my computer to compose this Message I think back over the history of the Basic Science Education Forum. It all began when I contacted the… Read more »

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LECTURE

Gabriel Virella, M.D., Ph.D.

The recent ACME-TRI Report (1) notes that the response of most medical schools to the GPEP report recommendation to reduce the number of lecture hours by one third or one… Read more »

CURRENT SIG PROJECTS

Four topics have been defined which the BSEF is addressing in various ways, each one being coordinated by a Regional Director. If you have interests, opinions and/or wish to work… Read more »

NEWS

BSEF GRANT ACTIVITY

This past November, the BSEF received a $500 unrestricted development grant from the Medical Sciences Liasion Education Unit of the Upjohn Company to support the mission of our organization. In… Read more »

INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE

INTERIM EDITOR: Roger W. Koment, Ph.D., BSEF Director

With this issue of our semi-annual publication, the Basic Science Education Forum is pleased to acknowledge the expansion of its membership to a global community of faculty by the creation… Read more »

ANNOUNCEMENT

SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING BASIC SCIENCE EDUCATION SIG

NOVEMBER, 1994BOSTON, MA The Seventh Annual Meeting of the AAMC:GEA’s Basic Science Education Special Interest Group will be held in Washington, DC during the Annual AAMC Conference scheduled for November… Read more »

ANNOUNCEMENT

ELECTION OF SOUTHERN REGIONAL DIRECTOR

Alix Robinson, Richard Hyde, and Gabe Virella, being asked to serve as a Southern Region Nominating Committee, now present for your consideration their choice of two candidates (from those nominated… Read more »

SOCIAL ISSUES IN THE BASIC SCIENCES

INTERIM EDITOR: Roger W. Koment, Ph.D., BSEF Director

Ethnic or cultural diversity has become an important issue in North American society over the past several years, not only in recognition of its expansion, but according the respect due… Read more »

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