2009 graduates honored at pre-commencement ceremonies

May 18, 2009
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Before the 2009 graduates of the University of North Texas Health Science Center walked the stage to receive their diplomas at commencement, each school honored their students and faculty at individual awards banquets. At the banquets, awards and scholarships were given to students for exceptional performance in academics and research. Congratulations to all faculty, staff and especially students who were honored at these banquets.

For a list of award winners from each UNT Health Science Center school, click on the corresponding link below:

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

School of Public Health

Department of Physician Assistant Studies (School of Health Professions)

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