When James B. (Bert) Flanegan, Ph.D., a 45-year professor of molecular genetics and microbiology at the University of Florida College of Medicine, announced his retirement date, his son and daughter-in-law, Ryan (BABA ’94) and Ella Flanegan, wanted to do something significant to recognize his remarkable career.
Stop Children's Cancer presents a renewed gift of $1 million to support cancer research and clinical trials in the UF College of Medicine division of hematology and oncology.
The Islam family recently established the Joan Islam Rising Star Professorship in Neonatology at the University of Florida College of Medicine.
This day showcases your commitment to shining a light on UF Health. By making a gift on Wednesday, June 21, you help make our organization’s future even brighter. 2023 Raising Hope at Work The participants on the Raising Hope at Work team with the highest participation percentage in each…
Officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony May 16, 2023, the 15,000-square-foot Dorothy Mangurian Neuroimaging Suite features four new specialized imaging machines.
In support of UF’s goal to integrate AI-focused education and research, longtime UF supporters Lou and Rosemary Oberndorf recently made a historic gift to the College of Medicine, establishing the Oberndorf College of Medicine AI Prize — the college’s first-ever AI-focused award.
We never back down from helping our UF Health patients, students, faculty and communities. During the University of Florida’s fifth annual Giving Day, Gator Nation showcased its commitment and dedication. Gators of all kinds – alumni, students, faculty, staff, friends and families – totaled more than 28,000 gifts for student programs, colleges, research and…
Ophthalmology residents and fellows will have the opportunity to complete a new medical mission work program, thanks to a gift from a former resident.
Running for Research has used competitive races ranging from 5K to marathon length to amplify its message while raising more than $830,000 for UF PWS research since 2019.
Mark and Sally Rosser understand the importance of education, as evidenced by their long-standing philanthropic support of the University of Florida.
