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About susankeeter

Occasional contributor Upstate’s Susan Keeter has written about and painted Upstate’s Dr. Sarah Loguen, one of the first African American women physicians. Keeter created the horse sculpture in front of the Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital and illustrated a children’s book on autism, “Waiting for Benjamin.” She’s written for Physician Practice, Upstate Alumni Journal and Outlook magazines. Reach her by email at keeters@upstate.edu or by phone at 315-464-4834.

Upstate Black History Month celebration honors Emancipation Proclamation, March on Washington — and Upstate’s values

Nationally, Black History Month celebrations are focusing on two anniversaries this year: the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. Upstate Medical University is honoring both anniversaries, and has added a third … Continue reading

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Upstate Veterans March in the CNY Veterans Day Parade

For the third year, Upstate employees and families marched in the Central New York Veterans Day Parade. Held on Sat., Nov. 10 at the NYS Fairgrounds, the parade showcased more than 90 groups, including close to 40 people representing Team … Continue reading

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Families affected by autism enjoyed puppets, magic at “Lions and Tigers and Birds” celebration

Michael, a 9-year-old boy from Camillus, smiled as he described being on stage with a magician: “It was really, really cool.” The magician was part of the Nov. 3 “Lions & Tigers & Birds, Oh My!” celebration for the Margaret L. … Continue reading

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OASIS Members inspired by Dr. Sarah Loguen

This fall, OASIS offers “Remarkable Women in the History of Central  New  York,” one of 160+ courses offered by this Upstate-sponsored senior program.  Among the  remarkable women being studied  is Dr. Sarah Loguen (1850-1933), a graduate of the medical school … Continue reading

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Geneva Tower’s lobby offers history lesson

Last August, Upstate opened Geneva Tower, a high-rise residence hall for students and medical residents. Located  at the corner of Harrison and Townsend streets in downtown Syracuse, the new residence hall was  once known as Townsend Tower. After a $28 … Continue reading

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