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September 1, 2009

Dear LSU School of Medicine Faculty and Visitors:

Welcome to the website for the Faculty Assembly of the LSU School of Medicine! The purpose of this website is to serve as a conduit for information that will benefit and inform the faculty as we move beyond the post-Katrina era of our school. As we continue to grow and expand our school, our teaching and research programs, and our student body, I hope faculty will begin to refer to this web page more and more, and I hope the information provided can in some way assist you.

The basic mission of the Assembly is to facilitate communication between Faculty and the Administration for the mutual benefit of everyone in the LSU School of Medicine. To accomplish this task, the Assembly elects a total of 24 Delegates, 9 from the Basic Sciences and 15 from the Clinical Sciences, who meet monthly to discuss the issues and activities that comprise our academic life.

Please know that your Faculty Assembly Delegates are working hard to represent you in a meaningful way, and that your welfare and success is of the utmost importance to us. If you are in need of assistance or information, please feel free to contact any of the Delegates or me as we are your elected representatives across the various campuses of our school.

All the best to you throughout the year,

Peter J. Winsauer, Ph.D.

Professor

Dept. of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics

LSU Health Sciences Center