Swett set as a goal that all faculty members would be able to teach all of the departmental courses that were part of the medical curriculum (Gross Anatomy, Microscopic Anatomy, and Neuroanatomy) and would rotate through the courses, spending 3 years on each course. The Department of Anatomy had quadruple teaching load (measured in number of contact hours with medical students) as any of the other basic science departments, and so teaching commitment was an important factor. Swett was a serious individual who stressed both high quality academic research as well as excellence in teaching. Swett was awarded 6 additional FTE’s to use for recruitment to develop the department in the field of Neurosciences. Swett, Ph.D., a neuroscientist studying the somatosensory system, was recruited from the University of Colorado to serve as Chair. In 1975, the medical school administration made the important decision to bolster the basic sciences in the College. Swett, Chair 1976-1982ĭepartment of Anatomy, for Systems Neurobiology Lyle Dearden, PhD, University of Washington Lyle Dearden was appointed to serve as Acting chair from 1974 to 1975. served as department Chair from 1970 to 1973. Dearden, Ph.D, Earle A Davis, Ph.D, and newly recruited Roland A Giolli, Ph.D.
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The Program in Anatomy (at the time of the move, it was not yet a full department) included faculty members Lyle C.
The move to the Irvine campus began in 1967 the fall of 1968 welcomed the first class of entering medical students. The UC set to acquire the independent and fully functioning California College of Medicine (at that time located in Los Angeles) and move the College to the Irvine Campus. The California legislature along with the UC Board of Regents intended that a School of Medicine would be an essential part of this new University Campus. The University of California, Irvine opened as a new campus in the fall of 1964, with strengths in Biological and Physical Sciences. However, this historical narrative will begin at the time of the move of the College of Medicine to become affiliated with the recently established (1964) Irvine campus of the University of California. The Department of Anatomy has a long history dating back to its association with the California College of Medicine, while that college was based in Los Angeles.
Moved to Irvine with California College of Medicine in 1968 Establishment of the Department of Anatomy:
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