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Jeffrey Arnold, (B.A., 1980)
is medical director of the Yale New Haven Center for Emergency and Terrorism
Preparedness, faculty appointment in the Department of Surgery at Yale University.
After earning his BA in Studio Art in 1980 he completed post-baccalaureate
study in biochemistry at the University of California, Berkeley. In 1988
he received his medical degree from Stanford. Dr. Arnold worked as an attending
physician in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center in Los Angeles where he served on the Trauma Performance Improvement
and Emergency Disaster Preparedness committees..He received the Distinguished
Alumni Award in 1999. |
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Richard E. Flinders, (B.S., 1973) is chief of the adult
medicine service at Santa Rosa Family Practice Residency programs at Sutter
Medical Center in Santa Rosa. He is the founder and director of the Rise Program and
author of The Rise Response: Illness, Wellness and Spirituality. He is also a clinical
professor, Department of Family Practice at UCSF School of Medicine. Dr. Flinders received the Distinguished
Alumni Award in 1989. |
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Jordan Grafman, (B.A., 1975) is Chief of Cognitive Neurosciences
Section, Medical Neurology Branch, National Institute of Neurological Disorders
and Stroke, and National Institutes of Health. His interests for psychology grew as he took several classes at Sonoma State. Dr. Grafman was assigned as the chief neuropsychologist for the Vietnam Head Injury Study while in the United States Air Force. He received the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1996. |
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Martin Klein (B.A. Psychology, 1982 & B.A.
Sociology, 1982) is associate dean for Student Services and Administrative
Operations at Yale University. He is also co-principal investigator for
a funded project called “Medical School Participation in Ambulatory
Care and School-Based Health Centers,” awarded by the New York State
Department of Health. Dr. Klein received a Ph.D. from Columbia University,
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in 2000, a M.P.H. from Yale University,
School of Medicine in 1986. He was also selected for additional training
as a Harvard Macy Scholar at the prestigious Harvard Macy Institute Program
for Physician Educators in 2002 and received the honor of a fellowship
in Medical Informatics through the National Library of Medicine.Dr. Klein
was chosen as Distinguished Alumus, 2004. |
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Stan Tillinghast, M.D., (B.A., 1965) is Chief of Preventative
Medicine and Patient Education at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Sacramento. He received the
Distinguished Alumni Award in 1990. |
