In addition to the photographs we included in the print edition of Yale Medicine, we have prepared an online gallery of photographs we just didn’t have room to publish. The photographs, in print and online, acknowledge all the people who make the School of Medicine a leader in education, research and clinical care, from custodians, secretaries, and librarians, to students, postdocs, scientists, lab techs, and deans. Our thanks go out to our team of talented photographers and to all those across the medical school who so graciously opened their offices, labs, classrooms, and operating rooms to us.
A Week in the Life: Photo Gallery
A Week in the Life
Sterling Hall of Medicine at dawn on Monday as we began documenting a week in the life of the School of Medicine. 
333 Cedar Street, Sterling Hall of Medicine 
I-Wing, Sterling Hall of Medicine 
Michael Rountree makes his rounds cleaning up in the I-Wing 
Michael Rountree makes his rounds cleaning up in the I-Wing 
The Anlyan Center Spirus Sinanis spruces up the lobby of The Anlyan Center 
Harvey Williams vacuums the glass in the lobby of the Anlyan Center. 
Russell Taylor vacuuming a meeting room. 
Nick Delano sweeps up a laboratory in The Anlyan Center. 
Claudice Callens dusting. 
Security guards Wanda Alicea and Albert Krebel. 
Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale-New Haven Surgery chair Robert Udelsman performs a thyroid surgery. 
Surgery chair Robert Udelsman performs thyroid surgery. 
Thyroid surgery. 
Thyroid surgery. 
Thyroid surgery. 
Thyroid surgery. 
Thyroid surgery 
Passengers on the Yale Shuttle in the East Rock neighborhood. 
Yale Shuttle 
Yale Shuttle 
On the Orange line from East Rock. 
Bus driver Russell Swanson. 
Bus driver Dwayne Clark. 
Bus driver Louis Ortiz 
Every Thursday morning physicians meet for the Department of Internal Medicine grand rounds. 
Every Thursday morning physicians meet for the Department of Internal Medicine grand rounds. 
Paul Perry, a media technician, during grand rounds. 
Richard Silverman (right), director of admissions, and Emile Boulpaep, professor of cellular and molecular physiology, meet with medical school applicants. 
Richard Belitsky, deputy dean for education. 
Barbara Hidebrand and Susan Larkin in the education office. 
Barbara Fitzgerald, Olga Sheats (from the facilities office), and Mary Kennedy. 
Office of Student Affairs-Mary Kennedy 
Robin Pinsker, director of the office of student affairs. 
Office of Education- Julie Sweigard 
Office of Student Research- Donna Carranzo 
Susan Sansone in the office of M.D./Ph.D. Program. 
Office of Multicultural Affairs- Kendra Hicks 
West Campus, Yale Center for Genome Analysis Shikrant Mane meets with his lab staff. 
West Campus, Yale Center for Genome Analysis Pamela Huang does DNA sequencing to find insertions and deletions in the genetic code. 
West Campus, Yale Center for Genome Analysis Kira Fitzsimions 
West Campus, Yale Center for Genome Analysis Kira Fitzsimons. 
West Campus, Yale Center for Genome Analysis 
West Campus, Small Molecule Discovery Center 
West Campus, Center for High Throughput Cell Biology - Jason Ignatius keeps toys on a shelf in his office. The toys, "hold no significance other than to help me keep work fun even while being productive." 
West Campus Center for High Throughput Cell Biology - Ashima Bhan, a senior cell culture biologist at the Center for High Throughput Cell Biology, removes a rack containing cell lines from the liquid nitrogen repository. 
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library 
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library 
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library Melissa VanTine, acquisition assistant. 
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library George Moore, library service assistant. 
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library 
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library 
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library 
Sterling Hall of Medicine Since the 1960's the stockrooom in the basement of Sterling Hall of Medicine has been selling supplies to labs throughout the medical school. Roberto Scirpo and Linda Harenberg shopping for supplies. 
Sterling Hall of Medicine Stockroom Roberto Scirpo and Carola Morrell shopping for supplies. 
Sterling Hall of Medicine Stockroom Cashier Rosalind Stanley with customers Lisa Gras and Ivana Kuo. 
Sterling Hall of Medicine Stockroom Cashier Rosalind Stanley 
Yale-New Haven Hospital Specimens from patients arrive every day in the pathology gross room at Yale-New Haven Hospital. Teams of histologists, pathologist assistants, and pathologists process surgical specimens and report their findings.Whiteboard in the pathology lab.
Yale-New Haven Hospital Department of Pathology Specimen containers. 
Lab tech with plastic holder for slides. 
Lori Taylor, clinical technologist 
Creating slides with tissue samples. 
Creating slides with tissue samples. 
Lucia Rachkovsky, clinical technologist 
Gary Fletcher, histologist 
Keri Stratton, pathology assistant 
Melina Brown, histology tech 
Dave Helie, laboratory assistant 
Department of Pathology 
Sihem Khalifa, pathologist 
Sihem Khalifa, pathologist 
Pharmacology class for students in the Physician Associate Program. 
Pharmacology class for students in the Physician Associate Program. 
Pharmacology class for students in the Physician Associate Program. 
Pharmacology class for students in the Physician Associate Program. 
Pharmacology class for students in the Physician Associate Program. 
Pharmacology class for students in the Physician Associate Program. 
Jerry Collins, director of the pharmacology course in the Physician Associate Program. 
Jerry Collins, director of the pharmacology course in the Physician Associate Program. 
Liz Kopp, associate research scientist 
Laboratory of Ruslan Medzhitov. 
Rachel Rosenstein, a student in the M.D./Ph.D. program. 
Pamela Chang, a postdoc in immunobiology, Oscar Colegio, assistant professor of dermatology, and Alison Szabo, a postgraduate associate in dermatology. 
Tian Su, grad student 
Postdoc Jelena Bezbradica presented her research findings to her colleagues in the Medzhitov lab. 
Laboratory of Ruslan Medzhitov. 
Ruslan Medzhitov, principal investigator in the lab. 
Laboratory of Ruslan Medzhitov. 
Senior electronic technician Eugene Modzelewski in the machine shop, which makes specialized equipment for scientists, and maintains and repairs electronic equipment throughout the medical school. 
Electronics and Machine Shop 
Electronics and Machine Shop 
Electronics and Machine Shop 
Steve Varga at work in the electronics and machine shop. 
Electronics and Machine Shop 
Renjing Liu, a postdoctoral associate who is studying the signals that turn a gene on and off, performs electrophoresis using a micropipette to load DNA samples into an agarose gel. 
Haifan Lin, director of the Stem Cell Center. 
Anatomy lab. 
Bill Stewart, who has taught anatomy to generations of Yale medical students, with the first-year class. 
Anatomy lecturer Mark Erlich with first-year students. 
Shukrulla Ghofrany, lecturer in surgery (gross anatomy), with first-year students. 
First-year students Sasha Gupta and Peter Zhao. 
First-year students Jacquelyn Hancock and Susan Maya with Harold Stern. 
Larry Rizzolo and medical students. 
First-year medical students Natalie Lastra and Rebecca Liu 
A lesson in anatomy. 
Shanta Kapadia, an instructor in the anatomy class 
Taking notes. 
First-year students Alexander Arzeno and Katherine Davis. 
The anatomy lab. 
Assistant Professor Peter Takizawa teaches a class in cell communications to first-year medical students. 
Cell Communications. 
Cell Communications. 
Cell Communications. 
Anesthesiologist Adriana Herrera 
Librarian Denise Hersey, anesthesiologist Adriana Herrera, and anesthesiologist Viji Kurup. 
Librarian Denise Hersey, anesthesiologist Adriana Herrera, and anesthesiologist Viji Kurup. 
Ruby Wilson, who keeps the anesthesiology section running. 
Anesthesiologist Viji Kurup takes a call. 
Ruby Wilson is usually surrounded by anesthesiologists and residents. 
Anesthesiologist Paul Barash with residents. 
Anesthesiology resident Kimberly Slininger and anesthesiologist Viji Kurup in their break room. 
Anesthesiologist Viji Kurup with colleagues in the break room. 
Anesthesiology residents Kimberly Slininger and Vira Anjali take a lunch break. 
Lindsay Rolland, lab manager for Durland Fish, dons a white gown before entering the tickery. 
Theresa Turco, a senior compliance auditor, and Carmencita Rubin, a compliance auditor, at work at the offices of Yale Medical Group (YMG) at 300 George Street. With more than 800 physicians in 160 specialties and subspecialties, YMG is one of the largest academic multi-specialty group practices in the United States. 
Senior compliance auditor Theresa Turcio and compliance auditor Carmencita Rubin. 
Annette Chowaniec, Joan Remnyi, and Kathleen Phelan in the mail room. 
Heidy Lee, accountant assistant. 
Howard Bibbins, reimbursement specialist. 
Wuanda Rosario, accountant assistant, and Nicole Woodin, accountant assistant. 
Paula Jackson, credentialing associate. 
Tony Fusco, coordinator in the compliance office. 
Paul Cleary, dean of public health 
Security guard Bob Keyes. 
The community organization City Seed opened its fifth farmers' market in New Haven in the summer of 2010 near the medical school campus. The market, at Park and South streets, drew customers from the Connecticut Mental Health Center, Smilow Cancer Hospital, Yale-New Haven Hospital, and the Hill neighborhood.
Brooke Lindstrom and Danny Rivera at the George Hall Farm stand. 
City Seed 
Lunchtime on Cedar Street presents an array of choices-Thai, Ethiopian, Indian, Chinese, and Mexican food-as well as hamburgers and grilled chicken sandwiches. Medical student Alex Marzuka waits for his lunch. 
Over the 13 years that Maggie Chang has been selling food from her cart on Cedar Street, she has refined her offerings to reflect the tastes of her clientele. "A lot of doctors like vegetarian food. I changed a lot of stuff to vegetarian style," she says. Thursdays and Fridays she offers fish dishes, and her cuisine includes mustard greens, Japanese pumpkin, and Malaysian-style curried chicken. 
Over the 13 years that Maggie Chang has been selling food from her cart on Cedar Street, she has refined her offerings to reflect the tastes of her clientele. "A lot of doctors like vegetarian food. I changed a lot of stuff to vegetarian style," she says. Thursdays and Fridays she offers fish dishes, and her cuisine includes mustard greens, Japanese pumpkin, and Malaysian-style curried chicken. 
Over the 13 years that Maggie Chang has been selling food from her cart on Cedar Street, she has refined her offerings to reflect the tastes of her clientele. "A lot of doctors like vegetarian food. I changed a lot of stuff to vegetarian style," she says. Thursdays and Fridays she offers fish dishes, and her cuisine includes mustard greens, Japanese pumpkin, and Malaysian-style curried chicken.
Physician Associate students Ryan Hausfeld, Crystal Huynh, and Zac Greenier sell cookies to raise money for the Hunger and Homelessness Auction. 
Physician Associate students Daniel McNamara, Vanessa Meiser, Jeremy Takahashi, and Christina Chao sell cookies on Cedar Street. 
Students break for lunch. 
Jill Rubenstein and Nancy Angoff, associate dean for student affairs, chat in the shade. 
Clinical Fellow Brian Dulin and physician associate student Jennifer Bialecki enjoy an al fresco lunch in Harkness Courtyard. 
Students walking into Marigold's 
Second-year medical students Marin Freudzon, postdoctoral fellow Laura Lochlann, doctoral student Juan Pablo Correa, and Elizabeth Cipolla, a med student visiting from Vermont, at lunch outside Marigold's. 
Second-year medical student Marin Freudzon and postdoctoral fellow Laura Lochlann chat outside Marigold's. 
Second-year medical student Marin Freudzon and postdoctoral fellow Laura Lochlann chat outside Marigold's.
Lauren Talenai, a medical student visiting from Temple University, and resident Ned Campbell. 
Patti Ranfone, cashier. 
First-year medical students Andrew Young, Joseph Heng, and Rebecca Liu had lunch with James Jamieson, director of the M.D./Ph.D. program. 
James Jamieson, director of the M.D./Ph.D. program, at lunch with students. 
First-year medical students Rabeea Khan and Samatha Lau. 
First-year medical students Philip Chui and Peter Zhao 
First-year medical student Eileen Harder 
First-year medical student Eileen Harde 
Jocelyn Maminta, a reporter for the local ABC affiliate interviews Dennis Spencer, chair of neurosurgery, about the new home for the collection of neurosurgeon Harvey Cushing. Although Cushing spent most of his career at Harvard, he came to Yale near the end of his career and left his collection, which included detailed notes of his cases, brain samples, and photographs of his patients. 
Jocelyn Maminta, a reporter for the local ABC affiliate interviews Dennis Spencer, chair of neurosurgery, about the new home for the collection of neurosurgeon Harvey Cushing. Although Cushing spent most of his career at Harvard, he came to Yale near the end of his career and left his collection, which included detailed notes of his cases, brain samples, and photographs of his patients. 
Jocelyn Maminta, a reporter for the local ABC affiliate interviews Dennis Spencer, chair of neurosurgery, about the new home for the collection of neurosurgeon Harvey Cushing. Although Cushing spent most of his career at Harvard, he came to Yale near the end of his career and left his collection, which included detailed notes of his cases, brain samples, and photographs of his patients. 
Once a month throughout the academic year, the Medical Student Council meets in the Hope Building for talks on issues of interest to students and faculty. September's meeting always features a talk by Director of Admissions Richard Silverman, who discusses the newest class of medical students. 
Boyer Center for Molecular Medicine 
Banners draped from the Sterling Hall of Medicine 
Cedar Street 
Couple walking on Cedar Street 
Finding more space at the medical school is a constant challenge, as is upgrading existing space to meet the requirements of new labs. In September crews worked on the ninth floor of the Lippard Laboratory for Clinical Investigation, installing HVAC systems. Fred Cassidento, of Environmental Engineering; Jack George, an electrician at ESC Controls; and Steve Fortier, foreman with ESC Controls, looked over plans for the project. Workers installed tubing in the space, allocated to the neurology department. 
Contractors work on renovations. 
Contractors work on renovations. 
Cedar Street 
Oluwatosin Onibokun, a third-year med student, during a clerkship at the Women's Center. 
Resident Lisa Zuckerwise discusses cases with third-year medical students Oluwatosin Onibokun and Alex Marzuka. 
Shefali Pathy, director of the Women's Center. 
Resident Lisa Zuckerwise discusses a case with third-year medical student Alex Marzuka 
Resident Lisa Zuckerwise supervises as third-year medical student Alex Marzuka examines patient Paris Whitaker. 
Resident Lisa Zuckerwise supervises as third-year medical student Alex Marzuka examines patient Paris Whitaker. 
Bridge between The anlyan Center and the Brady Building. 
Dermatologic surgeon David J. Leffell examines patients in his office on Temple Street. Leffell is also the medical school's deputy dean for clinical affairs and CEO of the Yale Medical Group. 
Dermatologic surgeon David J. Leffell examines patients in his office on Temple Street. Leffell is also the medical school's deputy dean for clinical affairs and CEO of the Yale Medical Group. 
Clinical technician Sirin Karasay prepares slides for surgeons by fast freezing tissues and cutting it into thin slices with microtome machine. 
Security guard Wayne Johnson. 
As he prepares to perform an intrauterine transfusion, Joshua Copel discusses the procedure with Teresa Holloway and Tyrone Stevenson. 
Teresa Holloway and Tyrone Stevenson before the procedure. 
Joshua Copel and Mert Bahtiyar prepare for the procedure. 
Joshua Copel, Mert Bahtiyar, and Katherine Campbell prepare for the procedure. 
Pathologist assistant Rebecca Wong 
Pathologist assistant Rebecca Wong 
Pathologist assistant Rebecca Wong 
Physicians examine specimens in the gross room: from left, Holly Harper, Serena Wong, and Xiaoling Guo. 
Keri Stratton, pathologist assistant, and Lori Marini, pathologist assistant and gross room manager, examine samples. 
Physician Xiaoling Guo examines a specimen in the gross room. 
Lori Marini, manager of the gross room. 
Boarding buses at the end of the day. 
Boarding buses at the end of the day. 
The red line passes by The Anlyan Center. 
Since the mid-1970s the Wednesday Evening Clinic, founded by Morris Dillard, has offered medical students an opportunity to provide primary care under the supervision of Yale attendings. As one student described the clinic, "It's the only place in med school where you get to see the same patient again and again." Medical student Dan Okin at dinner before the Wednesday Evening Clinic. 
M.D./Ph.D. student Rachel Rosenstein (seated) leads a discussion of a case as students and clinic director Kathleen White (white coat) listen. 
Josh Motelow and Morris Dillard, the founding faculty member of the Wednesday evening clinic. 
Medical student Yang Qing examined patient Maria Corujo as her daughter-in-law Ana Cabrera watched. 
Dr. Dillard and medical student Yang Qing with patients. 
Richard Kaufman and medical student Heather McGee discuss a case. 
Medical student Heather McGee examines a patient under the supervision of Richard Kaufman. 
Heather McGee gets some help from a patient's daughter. 
Kristaps J. Keggi, recently named the inaugural Elihu Professor of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation, was honored at a reception in the Historical Library. Keggi is an internationally renowned excerpt in hip and knee replacement surgery. 
Visitors view an exhibit in the library. 
Dean Robert Alpern addresses the crowd gathered to honor Keggi. 
Medical students work out in the fitness center in the basement of Harkness dormitory. The center, equipped with weights, treadmills, and other exercise machines, opened in February 2000. A gift from the class of 1958, the new gym replaces an airless weight room in the basement that was for years the only exercise facility available at the medical school. 
In Harkness dormitory, first-year medical students Alex Kula, left, playing guitar, and Stefan Gysler, on the 12-string acoustic, like to improvise and play rock music. 
First-year medical students Austin Weiss, Nour Kibbi, and Jennifer Quon hit the books. 
First-year medical students Austin Weiss, Nour Kibbi, and Jennifer Quon hit the books. 
Crystal Huynh, a first-year student in the Physician Associate Program, studies microbiology in her room in Harkness dormitory. "I often study in my room at night and average 40 hours of studying a week outside of class time," Huynh says. 
Crystal Huynh, a first-year student in the Physician Associate Program, studies microbiology in her room in Harkness dormitory. "I often study in my room at night and average 40 hours of studying a week outside of class time," Huynh says.
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