Department of Neurology residents and fellows honored at annual graduation celebration
The celebration, held at the National WWI Museum and Memorial, also recognized outstanding research and faculty mentorship.
The University of Kansas Department of Neurology celebrated this year’s cohort of residents and fellows at an annual graduation ceremony on Saturday, June 6.
Department faculty and staff, in addition to family and friends of graduates, gathered at the National WWI Museum and Memorial in downtown Kansas City for this year’s celebration. The evening began with a cocktail hour, followed by a formal awards ceremony and concluded with dinner.
This year’s graduates include:
Residents
- Blake Bertolino, D.O.
- Emanuele Camerucci, M.D.
- Shan He, D.O.
- Brian Kongs, D.O.
- Tara Samiee, D.O.
- Kole Sedlack, M.D.
Fellows
- David Anson, M.D., neurocritical care
- Hussien Alkully, M.D., neuromuscular medicine
- Pradeepthi Badugu, MBBS, clinical neurophysiology
- Samuel Broll, M.D., clinical neurophysiology
- Andrew Jarzen, M.D., cognitive and behavioral neurology
- Alex Luke, M.D., vascular neurology
- Shafaq Mansoor, M.D., epilepsy
In addition to the formal recognition of residents and fellows, the department also presented the following awards:
Best Research Day Presentations
Fellows: David Anson, M.D., and Pradeepthi Badugu, MBBS
PGY-2: Arjun Singh, MBBS
PGY-3: Harinee Arunachalam, M.D.
PGY-4: Emanuele Camerucci, M.D.
Faculty Awards
Residents selected and presented the following awards to KU Neurology faculty.
Long Davalos Loo, M.D., received the Fred Sachen Award for Best Clinical Instructor.
Tiffany Barkley, D.O., received the Distinguished Inpatient Resident Medical Education Award.
Yun-Xia Wang, M.D., received the Resident Advocacy Award.
See highlights from this year’s celebration on LinkedIn and follow the KU Neurology account for future news.