April 9, 2025 - 18:43

The Stony Brook School of Health Professions hosted its 2025 Outstanding Alumni Awards ceremony on March 26, honoring a select group of distinguished alumni who have made significant contributions to the field of health professions. This prestigious event brought together faculty, current students, and alumni to recognize the achievements and dedication of those who have excelled in their respective careers.
During the ceremony, several alumni were acknowledged for their exceptional work and commitment to improving health care practices and patient outcomes. The awards not only highlight individual accomplishments but also serve to inspire current students to strive for excellence in their studies and future careers.
The event featured heartfelt speeches from award recipients, sharing their personal journeys and the impact their education at the School of Health Professions has had on their lives. The gathering fostered a sense of community and pride among attendees, reinforcing the school's mission to cultivate leaders in the health professions.
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