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Congratulations Dr. Karalyn Church! |
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Thursday, 15 July 2010 |
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Dear Colleagues,
Please join me in congratulating Dr. Karalyn Church (PGY-5) on her upcoming induction into the University of Vermont Athletic Hall of Fame!
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"Karalyn Church is arguably one of the best players to don the Green
& Gold Vermont uniform. A two-time America East Player of the Year
(1998 & 2000), she finished her four-year basketball career as the
program's all-time leading scorer and ranked fourth among the
conference's all-time scoring leaders (2,317 points).
Church, the team MVP during both her junior and senior seasons, led
the Catamounts in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals and field goal
percentage as a junior and senior. She finished her career ranked among
Vermont's top 10 all-time leaders in nine different statistical
categories and the all-time leader in four: points, field goal
percentage (60.9), field goals made (928) and games played (117). She
also ended up second in free throws made (438), third in rebounds
(904), steals (216) and blocks (92), and 10th in assists (256).
She finished the 1999-2000 season among the NCAA leaders in field
goal percentage. Church led Vermont to the America East Regular Season
Championship, the America East Title, a NCAA berth and was named the
America East Most Outstanding Player as a senior. She was also a
unanimous America East All-Conference First Team selection during her
final season.
Church was named the America East Player of the Week 11 times during
her career and was just the second player in conference history to
reach the 1,000 point plateau as a sophomore. She reached double
figures in 100 consecutive games during her career and was the fastest
UVM player to 500 rebounds, as she accomplished the feat in only 68
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Church also succeeded off the court, becoming the first player to
garner GTE Academic All-American First Team honors during her senior
year. She is also a two-time All-District All-Academic selection and
one of just five players in America East history to earn all-conference
honors all four years. A psychology major with a double minor in
biology and chemistry, Church has a cumulative GPA of 3.68. Following
graduation, Church competed for a spot on the Canadian Olympic Team.
Church won the J. Edward Donnelly Award as a senior and became the
first UVM women's basketball player to earn an invitation to the WNBA
Pre-Draft Camp following graduation. Her accolades include being named
to the Women's Basketball News Service Preseason All-America Second
Team in both 1998-99 and 1999-00, earning a spot on the 2000 Women's
Basketball Journal All-America Team, and being inducted into the New
England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2004."
Congrats Karalyn
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Another Academic Year Comes to an End |
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Monday, 05 July 2010 |
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The 2009-2010 academic year celebrated Dr. Rob Sedran's first year as
Program Director for the FRCP Emergency Medicine Program as well as the
graduation of Dr. Chris Martin and Dr. Jan Trojanowski! A thank-you to
all the staff who were involved in mentoring, teaching and research for
both the FRCP and CCFP-EM residents. The role of chief has now
been passed onto Drs. Heather Hames, Karalyn Church and Cimi Achiam and
we hope everyone will welcome the new residents to our program, Dr.
Bourke Tillmann, Dr. Kate Hayman and Dr. Morgan Riggan! |
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CCFP-EM Faculty Teaching Award |
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Wednesday, 23 June 2010 |
The CCFP-EM Faculty Teaching Award
This award is to recognize outstanding faculty of the CCFP-EM Residency training program. The recipients were chosen by the EM residents for their contribution to EM resident education and for their personal commitment to EM resident success. The recipients for the 2009/10 academic year are:
Dan Vouriot
Dirk Putter
Geoff Mills
Renato Pasqualucci
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