Going Above and Beyond! 👏🙌
Dr. Hollon has started a food insecurity project in the Cardiology Fellows Clinic. This provides resources for families needing extra food support and has been well received by many families who otherwise would not have received resources.

She is now in her third year of pediatric cardiology fellowship and interested in pursuing preventive and general cardiology. She really enjoys all the outdoor activities that Colorado has to offer (alongside her adopted dog, Dahlia) and has been honing her wildflower identification skills.

Kudos for Arjun 👏👏
“He is an all-star! Everyone loves working with him due to his optimistic and growth mindset attitude. He is incredibly intentional and self-directed with his learning and an absolute role model for all learners.”
- Neonatal Faculty Member

She has navigated the transition with hard work, grace, patience, flexibility, attention to detail and above all deep commitment to patient care. We appreciate her!”
- Gynecologic Oncology Associate Program Directors

Kudos for Dr. Dexter 👏👏
"Dr. Dexter had a bit of a trial by fire of a transition to being the senior fellow on the Gynecologic Oncology service last month because due to a transition in fellowship start dates, Dr. Dexter rose into that role as the program was down two fellows.

Some of her favorite things to do in Denver include going to Havana Sauna and buying Korean snacks at M Mart, finding treasures at various thrift stores, drinking wine and listening to records, and going to the city's art museums.

The Aris Molock One to Watch Award is announced each year at the Annual Program Coordinator Retreat. Join us in congratulating this year's nominees and award winner! 👏 👏 👏
Austin Hawk (Award Winner 🏆 )
Shannon Lamoree
Ashley Mountford
Ashley Escobar, MSW
Jennifer Yang

This initiative, undertaken without being asked, truly highlights her outstanding collegiality and genuine passion for graduate medical education. I am very proud of her!”
- Lindsey Westbrook, MD, Pathology Program Director

Kudos for Dr. Horn:
“Despite the demanding nature of her current responsibilities on our Frozen Sections service, Maggi has gone above and beyond by voluntarily dedicating her downtime to helping to teach our new PGY1 residents during their surgical pathology rotation...

One aspect of the University of Colorado which drew her to the program was the availability to teach rotating students as she enjoys teaching and mentoring those who are interested in pathology.

To help achieve that goal, we encourage our residents, fellows and staff to look to the CU Anschutz Office of Access and Engagement for trainings, engagement opportunities, and community building.