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From: Norman H. Edelman, MD
Vice President, Health Sciences Center 
Dean, School of Medicine
OCTOBER 2001
On September 24, I attended a gathering of key players from the Health
Sciences Center and Stony Brook University Hospital at a planning
retreat
to discuss meeting the challenges of the third decade. The outcome of
this
session was a clarification of our strategic direction and resources
needed
to differentiate the hospital as the academic tertiary center of Long
Island. I believe the proposed enhancements will have a direct impact on
solidifying our revenue base and expanding our market share by
providing LI
residents optimal care closer to home.
Over the next five years, a $250 million capital investment will
restructure and rehabilitate the hospital. There will be an increase in the
number of beds from 523 to 710 by the Year 2010 in order to
accommodate a
projected increase in volume. This growth will be necessary to enhance
current programs and launch Centers of Excellence in Cardiac, Cancer,
and
Perinatal Medicine. I have no doubt that the infusion of resources will
impact the upward spiral growth of our excellence in research and
education, making this an exciting time for all of us.
An aggressive implementation plan was outlined, and the first steps are
already underway regarding the reconfiguration of Level 5 of the
hospital.
I will be sharing more details on this important topic as they become
available—but clearly there is more positive news to come.
Q & A
Good communication is two way. Therefore, if you would like to
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comment or
respond to any topics, please do so at HSC_VP@notes.cc.sunysb.edu.
Suggestions for future topics are always welcome, as well.
IN OTHER HSC NEWS:
• At the School of Dental Medicine, Allan J. Kucine, Associate Dean for
Academic Affairs, has been appointed Acting Chair, Department of Oral
and
Maxillofacial Surgery.
• The School of Health, Technology and Management has received 
federal
funding for a Health Careers Opportunity program to establish a
partnership
with the Riverhead and Greenport School Districts and four
community-based
organizations. The program involves job shadowing and other
opportunities
for students to interact with healthcare professionals.
• The School of Health, Technology and Management has established 
an
alumni association. For information, please contact
shtmalumni@epo.sunysb.edu.
• The School of Medicine's "Mini-Med School" has a waiting list for the
second straight year. The seven-week program began October 4.
Seven senior medical students have been elected to the Stony Brook
chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha, a national medical honor society
established
in 1902.
• The School of Nursing collected $20,000 for the victims of the World
Trade Center disaster to be donated to the American Red Cross. The
total
includes a contribution from the Staller Center and matching corporate
funds.
• The School of Social Welfare's 15th Annual "Counseling and Treating
People of Colour: An International Perspective" conference is planned
for
November 28 - December 2nd, 2001 at the San Diego Marriott in
California.
The conference presenters include nationally recognized experts in the
fields of Health, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, AIDS, Violence, and
Education. This much anticipated event brings practitioners together
from
around the world to participate in a holistic cultural learning experience.
School of Social Welfare's Professor Abraham Lurie, Ph.D. is being
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honored by the Variety Child Learning Center located in Syosset, NY.
Variety Child Learning Center is a pre-school program for children with
developmental disabilities. Dr. Lurie is being honored for serving as the
first President of the organization on the occasion of its 35th
anniversary. This occasion is also being observed to mark the
completion of
an addition to the building as a result of a matching grant from the
Kreske
Foundation. Dr. Lurie serves as a member of their Board of Trustees.
• During the week of October 22nd, the Veterans Home will celebrate its
10th anniversary with a series of activities and events designed to
highlight its first decade of service to Long Island's veterans. The
week-long celebration will include a block party celebration on October
22nd from 4pm to 6 pm, and performances by the Xavier Cugat
Orchestra and
the New York Metropolitan Troupe of the USO. In addition, on
Wednesday,
October 24th, the Vets Home will recognize 49 members of its staff for
providing ten years of service to its residents and their families.
• The Long Island Cancer Center will host a Fall Fashion Festival at the
Three Village Inn on Thursday, October 18 from 6:30-10:30 PM. Tickets
are
$40 and include a full-course dinner. Call 4-2390 for further information.
Proceeds to benefit women's cancer services patients.
 
Save the Date
October 
10 
University Convocation - Staller Center at 12:40 pm
October 
10
3rd Annual Van der Kloot Symposium, contact Dept 
of Physiology & Biophysics
October 
11
New Faculty Reception - 3 Village Inn at 4 pm
October 
18
LICC Fall Fashion Festival at 3 Village Inn at 6:30 
pm
October 
19
Annual Alumni Awards Dinner - Dr. Jack Fuhrer, 
School of Medicine, is receiving a recognition
award at the Student Activities Center at 6 pm, Call
2-6330
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FOR ALL YOU SPORTS FANS: (Submitted by SB Athletic Dept.)
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