Bobby King
Bobby King is the director of development and alumni communications in the Office of Gift Development. Before joining the IU School of Medicine in 2018, Bobby was a reporter with The Indianapolis Star. Before that he was a reporter for newspapers in Kentucky, South Carolina and Florida.
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A musician's new tune
Rodolfo Gonzalez traveled the world playing and producing music before he came back to his roots in medicine.
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![emily wachner with her two kids in an apple orchard on a sunny day]()
A priest's new calling
Emily Wachner believes the scenic journey she has taken so far will, one day, make her a good doctor.
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An educator's next lesson
For 10 years, medicine remained on the backburner as Myke Spencer became a teacher, then a school administrator, then a principal.
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![water color painted portraits of the alumni award winners who include Mason Goodman, Sharon Singleton, Daniel Hayes, Richard Rink, Allison Brashear, and Brandon Brown.]()
The Difference Makers
IU School of Medicine recognizes graduates whose work recognizes its enduring message to provide compassionate care, train future healers, and use research to transform health. ...
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Getting Cancer Research on Track
A slick paint job on a quick car zooming around an iconic venue brought attention to vital research unfolding at IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center. ...
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![Ted Kitchel boxes against a dummy in the gym. He has short cropped white hair, a black t shirt and black boxing gloves.]()
Fighting Back
Former IU basketball star Ted Kitchel takes his fight against Parkinson’s disease seriously – in the gym to keep his motor skills sharp and outside ...
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Keeping The Momentum
NIH grant funding to IU School of Medicine has exploded in the last 10 years. How did it happen?
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![Dean Hess with his arms crossed in a home library]( "Since Jay Hess’ arrival, IU School of Medicine has more than doubled its funding from the National Institutes of Health and cemented itself as the nation’s largest medical school.")
A Decade As Dean
Dean Jay Hess brought a fresh perspective — and a game plan — to IU School of Medicine, elevating it to a higher level.
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![Lester Thompson, MD, flanked by Dean Glenn Irwin, Jr., MD, and Thompson's father, Calvin, at the 1968 IU School of Medicine graduation.]( "Lester Thompson, MD, flanked by Dean Glenn Irwin, Jr., MD, and Thompson's father, Calvin, at the 1968 IU School of Medicine graduation.")
Lucky Medicine
A memoir by Lester Thompson, MD, '68 tells the story of his father's dream, a special gift and what it took to navigate the 1960s. ...
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Room for Innovation
Longtime supporters Dave and Susan Roberts have committed to outfitting labs in a new medical research building that will seek answers for neurodegenerative diseases.
