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   <title>Medical school acceptances exceed national average</title>
   <author>Peter MacDonald</author>
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   <description>Graduates’ applications and acceptances to medical, dental, veterinary, and other healthcare schools continue to rise, thanks in no small part to the dedication of Skidmore’s Health Professions Advisory Committee. </description>
   <pubDate>Mon, 31 Oct 2022 14:04:53 -0800</pubDate>
   <tags>Academics,Admissions,Alumni,Faculty,Staff,cis,scope,</tags>
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      <img src="/news/2022/images/1031-hpac-nile-wartts-thumbnail.jpg"
            alt="Pat Fehling, associate dean of the faculty and professor of health and human physiological sciences, and Jordyn Wartts ’14"/>
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      <img src="/news/2022/images/1031-hpac-fehling-wartts-main.jpg"
            alt="Pat Fehling, associate dean of the faculty and professor of health and human physiological sciences, and Jordyn Wartts ’14"/>
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   <image2caption>Faculty mentoring of students is a hallmark of Skidmore's Health Professions Advisory Committee. Jordyn Wartts ’14, right, who is pursuing a doctorate in public health sciences at the Brown School of Washington University, recently came back to campus and caught up with one of her HPAC advisors, Pat Fehling, associate dean of the faculty and professor of health and human physiological sciences.</image2caption>
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