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Nice photo from the Distinguished Scientist recognition ceremony

Written by Fran Higgins
Published May 1, 2013

photo of Dr. Hageman award ceremony

Mary Haven, Pat Leuschen, Pat Hageman, Bruce Hageman, Jack Turman, Jr

Again, congratulations to Pat Hageman, PT, PhD, first in allied health to receive the prestigious UNMC Distinguished Scientist Award.

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