成人快手 Giving News
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Linda T. and John A. Mellowes Donate $50 Million to the 成人快手 to Advance Precision Medicine
The 成人快手 (成人快手) has received a historic $50 million gift from Linda T. and John A. Mellowes and the Charter Manufacturing Foundation to accelerate 成人快手鈥檚 efforts to advance precision medicine and become a destination for health.
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The Michels Family's Why: Sophie's Journey and a Commitment to Future Patients
Sophie Michels Deane's childhood cancer diagnosis underlined the need for innovative treatments and expert care. Her experience inspired her family to invest in cancer care and research for the benefit of other patients and families.
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成人快手 Dedicates Michels Center for Cancer Discovery Following Landmark Gift
The 成人快手 (成人快手) celebrated the dedication and official unveiling of the exterior signage for the Michels Center for Cancer Discovery, honoring Tim and Barbara Michels and the Michels Family Foundation for the transformational $27 million gift announced by 成人快手 in June 2026 to advance cancer research and personalized cancer care.
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Celebrating the 2026 Zeit Society Award Winners
Discover how alumni support empowers 成人快手 students to grow into compassionate, community-focused health leaders.
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A Gift That Came Full Circle
Inspired by his medical school days, Dr. Paul J. Schilling is helping future physicians pursue their education and prepare to serve the communities that need them most.
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Living With MS: Finding Hope Through Faith, Research, and Philanthropy
After his MS diagnosis, Andrew Warner found strength in faith, research, and giving, turning challenge into purpose and hope.
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Community Support Fuels Next Generation of Neuroscience Breakthroughs
The 2026 Imagine More Dinner drives cutting-edge research aimed at treating and preventing neurological disorders like Alzheimer鈥檚 disease, bringing hope to millions.
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Michels Family Donates $27 Million to the 成人快手 to Expand Personalized Cancer Care, Accelerate Cancer Research
The Michels transformational gift will enable the Cancer Center to bring additional world-class precision oncology talent to 成人快手, enhance technological infrastructure, train and develop the next generation of cancer scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs, and expand access to precision oncology-driven prevention and early detection strategies.
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Playing Defense Against Pancreatic Cancer: Honoring Roger Caplinger鈥檚 Professional and Personal Dedication to Safeguarding Health
Pancreatic cancer advocate and former Milwaukee Brewers physician Roger Caplinger received an honorary degree from the 成人快手.
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Fueling Breakthroughs: Donor Support Driving the Future of Cardiovascular Care
Discover how donor support is helping advance heart health across Wisconsin and beyond.
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Celebrating a Century of Alumni Impact: 100 for 100 Campaign Wrap-Up
Through 100 for 100, 107 成人快手 alumni stepped forward to give, contributing a total of $38,444.50 in support of student scholarships.
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Moving Forward Together: How Philanthropy Fuels Hope for People Living with Parkinson鈥檚
Donor support is helping people living with Parkinson鈥檚 gain strength, confidence, and community through a free, therapist-led exercise program.
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Honoring a Legacy, Strengthening the Future: Zeit Society Builds on the Walter Zeit Fellowship
The 成人快手 has formally transitioned the Walter Zeit Fellowship into Zeit Society, an alumni-exclusive giving society created in partnership with alumni leaders to strengthen long-standing traditions of student support and engagement.
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成人快手鈥檚 2025 Investiture Ceremony Honors Faculty Excellence and Philanthropic Partnership
Generous donors and visionary faculty were celebrated at 成人快手鈥檚 2025 Investiture Ceremony, recognizing partnership in discovery and care.
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A Legacy That Opened the Door to Medical School
A donor鈥檚 legacy gift changed Stephanie Larson鈥檚 path to medicine鈥攁nd is helping keep future physicians in Wisconsin.
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A Life in Service: Dr. Joshua Lieberman鈥檚 Journey from 成人快手 to Military Medicine and Beyond
成人快手 alumnus Dr. Josh Lieberman shares his remarkable journey through military medicine, research, and lifelong service.
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Running for Resilience: Medical Students Honor Veterans and First Responders
成人快手 medical students Adam Plotkin and Geoffrey Rodriguez ran a 150-mile ultramarathon to honor veterans and first responders served by the BRAVE program.