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1st appeared 27 April 1999

Campbell Wins Distinction in Teaching Award

Andre R. Campbell, assistant professor of surgery in residence, was named recipient of the 1999 Distinction in Teaching Award at last week's Founders Day banquet.

The award, bestowed by the UCSF Academic Senate, recognizes outstanding accomplishments in teaching. Campbell excels in all aspects of teaching, "from formal lectures to bedside teaching to informal mentoring," according to the Senate. "He has excellent materials to supplement his lectures and he makes the students feel welcome to seek his mentoring and counseling."

Campbell earned his medical degree at UCSF in 1985 and completed residencies at Columbia Presbyterian in internal medicine, general surgery and surgical critical care before returning to UCSF as a clinical instructor of surgery in 1993. In 1997, the School of Medicine's graduating class presented him with its Clinical Teaching Award, and in the same year, he received the Black Student Health Alliance's Teaching Award.

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