TULSA, Okla. —
The Oxley Foundation says it will donate $30 million for the proposed Tulsa School of Community Medicine.
The planned school will be a partnership between the University of Tulsa and the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa. The universities say they’re creating the four-year community medical education program to help address Oklahoma’s physician shortage.
Oxley Foundation trustee R.H. Harbaugh says the gift is the largest commitment the foundation has ever undertaken
Tulsa television station KOTV reports that the first class at the Tulsa School of Community Medicine is expected to start in fall 2015.
Schools
June 21, 2012
Planned Tulsa medical school gets $30M donation
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Top of the class
Re’gan L. Boggs have been honored as valedictorian and Hayden D. Hopper as salutatorian at the 2013 Canadian School eighth-grade graduation May 13 at 7 p.m. in the Darrell James Gymnasium.
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Top of the class
David Lenox has been honored as valedictorian and Paige Henninger as salutatorian at the 2013 Canadian High School graduation May 10.
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Celebration
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Good Bye
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Puterbaugh
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The connection between breakfast and academic achievement
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