News Release
March 8, 2007
Contact: Jane Shaskan, 860-679-4777
e-mail: shaskan@nso.uchc.edu
Media Invitation
Match Day Holds the Future for Nation’s Medical
School Graduates
FARMINGTON, Conn. – At exactly 12:05 p.m., Thursday,
March 15, medical students nationwide will rip open envelopes
that hold the key to their futures. It’s Match Day, a rite of
passage for medical students.
Each year the National Residency Match Program matches thousands
of medical school graduates to residency programs. At the University
of Connecticut School of Medicine, 72 medical students from the
Class of 2007 will learn where they will serve their residences and
most likely build a lifelong career and home.
Each year Match Day proves to be a tense, emotional and thrilling
event for the graduates, their families and UConn faculty.
Students will assemble at noon in the Massey Auditorium,
adjacent to the Academic Entrance, UConn Health Center, 263
Farmington Avenue to learn what lies ahead.
Note to print and television reporters and photo/video
editors:
Interview, photo and video opportunities are plentiful,
high-spirited and emotional.
Media is invited to stay for lunch.
The University of Connecticut Health Center includes the schools of
medicine and dental medicine, John Dempsey Hospital, the UConn Medical
Group and University Dentists. Founded in 1961, the Health Center
pursues a mission of providing outstanding health care education in an
environment of exemplary patient care, research and public service. To
learn more about the UConn Health Center, visit our website at
www.uchc.edu.
Note: News professionals are invited to visit the Office of
Communications homepage at
www.uchc.edu/ocomm/ for archived news releases and other
information.
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