Karen Peterson Retires From Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association After Two Decades of Leadership
Peterson proudly counts the number of Homecoming Weekends she has celebrated while leading the Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association — 21 as of October 2021.
Sarah Rothschild Becomes New Wisconsin Medical Alumni Association Executive Director
Since 2014, Rothschild has been the director of constituent relations for the University of Virginia’s Medical Alumni Association and Medical School Foundation.
Elaine Alarid Nurtures the Next Generation of Mentors
From her earliest days as a budding scientist, Alarid says she’s always had someone in her corner, which has made all the difference.
Christian Capitini Describes Immunotherapy Successes
For nearly 10 years, Capitini has maintained an active research lab at the UW Carbone Cancer Center while also providing care for children with cancer at the American Family Children’s Hospital.
Molly Carnes Breaks Through Biases
Carnes hadn’t formally studied gender issues, but early on in her career she was keenly aware how few women held leadership or research positions in academic medicine, and that led to a new course.
Paul Wertsch Exemplifies Community-minded Physician, Entrepreneur and Advocate
As a young man living in Madison in 1960s, Wertsch says he couldn’t help but be influenced by the political unrest and social activism around him.
Gina Green-Harris Builds Relationships for Research
Green-Harris has spent a career as a bridge builder, connecting underrepresented communities together to develop innovative, culturally appropriate research and community engagement projects.
Mark Fenlon Manifests Wisconsin Spirit
As a third-generation physician, Fenlon continues his family's commitment to Wisconsinites.
Ralph Olsen: 73 Years of Memories, Service and Support
Tag along as Ralph Olsen takes his family through a tour of campus.
Father, Daughter Take Turns Being “The Other Dr. Allen”
David and Brittany Allen share a title but are making their own impacts in the Department of Pediatrics.
‘Cause and Devotion to Medicine’ Keep William J. Little, 98, Still Practicing
William J. Little, Jr. has made a huge impact throughout his career — beginning with military service and continuing past his 98th birthday at a clinic that provides free and low-cost care.
Mary Landry Focuses on Improving Women’s Health for Students and Underserved Populations
Mary Landry reflects on her education, working at University Health Services and working to fight health disparities.