Michael Racz is a staff writer on the news desk. He is a second-year student in the College majoring in Biology with plans to go to Medical School. Outside of The Cavalier Daily, Michael is a member of the Emergency Medicine Scribe Program and the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. He enjoys writing about health topics and student self-governance.
The HSB Quality Subcommittee is responsible for overseeing clinical performance and performance improvement within the Health System.
In an interview with The Cavalier Daily, Colin Derdeyn, interim dean of the School of Medicine, explained the selection process of the two chairs and the new chairs’ plans for their departments.
The ceremony is a longstanding tradition in medical schools across the country in which incoming first-year medical students receive their first white coat as they enter the medical profession.
According to Eric Swensen, U.Va. Heath’s public information officer, U.Va. Health has begun utilizing AI tools in “carefully defined, low-risk ways” across the system in three distinct areas.
This spring marked the first McIntire School of Commerce admissions cycle in which only first-year students were eligible to apply, completing the School's transition to its redesigned three-year undergraduate program.
U.Va. Health launched its Heart and Vascular Institute in May in hopes of creating a heart and vascular clinical care structure across the U.Va. Health system to improve patient care and outcomes.
The new legislation places limits on federal graduate student borrowing for certain graduate school degree programs, and in some cases, the funding limits fall below the cost of tuition and attendance.
Below is a breakdown of the University's School of Medicine increases or losses in funding alongside peer institutions' respective increases or losses in funding between FY 24 and FY 25 based on data that was provided by Swensen.
The Board of Visitors heard a strategic observations presentation June 6 from University President Scott Beardsley on the financial structure and growth of the University during an “affordability” and “accessibility” meeting.
The Advancement Committee is a standing committee within the Board that is responsible for all matters regarding University development, alumni affairs and public communications.
