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Generations of Rockets continue long tradition of education at UToledo
Doug Ligibel (A/S '78), his parents, Patricia and Richard, siblings, David and Deborah, his cousins, other extended-family relatives and in-laws all graduated from UToledo.
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Dr. Joel Mayerson (A/S ’90, Honors ’90)
He was elected president of the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society and serves as president-elect of the Ohio Orthopaedic Society. Mayerson is professor of orthopaedic surgery at The Ohio State University and director of surgical services at The Arthur James Cancer Hospital at OSU Wexner Medical Center.
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It's a family affair
What motivates nearly 50 people from just three families to earn 36 degrees in 10 different colleges at The University of Toledo? It has a lot to do with the home of the Rockets being the city of Toledo’s university. What Doug Ligibel calls ‘the hometown effect.’
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Alumna recognized as advocate for pharmacists
Dr. Krystalyn Weaver (Pharm ’10, Pharm Ph.D. ’12) was passionate about pharmacy, but it was the advocacy opportunities she gained in her student leadership roles at The University of Toledo that helped guide her to a career focused on how government policy affects practicing pharmacists.
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American dream comes true
In 1989, my father, Zhong Chen, who was a professor in academia, was under pressure due to political turmoil in China. With the help of Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, he secured a student visa to The University of Toledo to escape the unstable fallout of his home country, where he left his wife and 4-year-old son with a hug.
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