Stacey Thieme receives AGHE Part Time Faculty Recognition

Victoria (Stacey) Thieme, DO, ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏCOM director of Community Preceptor Programs & Faculty in the Department of Primary Care, has been awarded the 2013-14 Association for Gerontology/Geriatrics in Higher Education (AGHE) Part Time Faculty Recognition.

The AGHE leadership states: “Nationwide, reliance on part-time and/or adjunct faculty to teach gerontology/geriatrics is very high. Without the efforts and dedication of these individuals curriculum on aging would not be as robust as it is.â€
 

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