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The Next Right Thing
February 14, 2023 / Patient And FamiliesKidney Donor Cheryl Wonch shares her story
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From Mumbai to Michigan
October 19, 2021 / Surgical PathologyDr. L. Priya Kunju's 20-year Perspective
Getting to Know You: Dr. Will Perry, Chief Resident
September 28, 2021 / ResidentsFor the 2021-2022 academic year, Dr. Will Perry was selected to serve as the department's Chief Resident. “In the simplest terms, my main role is to ensure we have the best possible environment for residents to learn throughout their training. Another important responsibility is ensuring we have adequate resident coverage on many of our clinical services.”
Research Led by Dr. Udager Published in Modern Pathology
November 19, 2020 / Clinical PathologyNew research by the Department of Pathology was recently published in Modern Pathology. The study, led by Drs. Aaron Udager, Noah Brown, Bryan Betz, Jonathan McHugh and Scott Tomlins, focuses on how TP53 mutations and CDKN2A mutations and deletions are highly recurrent molecular alterations within malignant progression of sinonasal papilomas [...]
Five New Fellowship Directors Named
July 1, 2020 / AnnouncementThe Department of Pathology has a long history of exceptional fellowship directors and this tradition continues as we welcome five new Fellowship Directors for this academic year.
New Research Published in Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease
May 7, 2020 / Experimental PathologyThe study sheds light on alternative methods used for measuring size and depth of vulvar squamous cell carcinoma.
Serendipity: Q&A with Henry Appelman, MD
April 2, 2020 / Faculty SpotlightNotorious for his sense of humor, Dr. Henry Appelman brings colorful insight to his past and present journey as an endowed professor.
Congratulations on your retirement, Mary Jo!
December 26, 2019 / RetirementMary Jo Bishop retired on December 13, 2019, after working in Pathology for 28 years! Mary Jo began her career working in specimen processing and ended up in surgical pathology where she was for the bulk of her career. Over the years, Mary Jo developed friendships with many in our department, which was evidenced by the strong turn-out for her retirement party on December 13th. Faculty, staff, and department leadership all came to wish her well [...]
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