Weekly Urology Grand Rounds in a hybrid format.

Dean Brown will present the State of the School. Please join via Zoom to hear about the current state of our school, our progress over the last year, and our goals for the future.

Dean Brown will present the State of the School. Please join via Zoom to hear about the current state of our school, our progress over the last year, and our goals for the future.

(Second session offered for those that could not attend the meeting on Monday, June 9.)

First launched by Dr. Robert “Bob” S. Sherwin, the inaugural director of the Yale Center for Clinical Investigation, the Robert S. Sherwin YCCI All Scholar Day is a celebration of the center’s educational programs and the accomplishments of the trainees and scholars at all levels.

Now in its 20th year, the YCCI has supported 227 junior faculty members. 99 percent of scholars remain engaged in research continuing to successfully compete for independent grants (including ~540 NIH grants) worth over $1.4 billion and publishing approximately 10,800 papers.

The successes of the program are a reflection of Dr. Sherwin’s visionary leadership, tremendous dedication, and passion for training the next generation of clinical and translational researchers. Please join us for this year’s combined celebration of the YCCI trainees and Bob’s incredible legacy.
Learn more about Dr. Sherwin’s clinical, education, and research legacy

The event will be held on June 13 starting at 8:30 AM in The Anlyan Center (TAC) Auditorium, 300 Cedar St. The keynote speaker is Darrell Kotton, MD, David C. Seldin Professor in the Department of Medicine at the Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine.

Darrell N. Kotton, MD is the founding director of the Center for Regenerative Medicine of Boston University and Boston Medical Center. He is a physician-scientist trained in pulmonary and critical care medicine and is the David C. Seldin Professor in the department of medicine and in the department of pathology and laboratory medicine at Boston University School of Medicine. Dr. Kotton is an Allen Distinguished Investigator, a Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group advised program of the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation. He is also an elected member of the American Society of Clinical Investigators and the Association of American Physicians. He leads a basic research laboratory, funded continuously by the NIH for the past 20 years, focused on lung regeneration and stem cell biology, and he serves on the NIH’s National Heart Lung and Blood Institute’s Board of External Experts. He is the recipient of Boston University’s Innovator of the Year Award (2025), the American Thoracic Society’s “Recognition Award for Scientific Accomplishments” (2018), the AAMC inaugural national “Research Resources Sharing Award” (2017), the Alpha-1 Foundation’s “Researcher of the Year” (2013) and “Shillelagh” (2010) Awards, Boston University’s Graduate Medical Sciences Educator of the Year Award (2018), and the Robert Dawes Evans Senior Research Mentor Award from Boston University.

Join us for an evening of sharing survivorship, strength, and support.

SESSIONS OFFERED

Eat the Rainbow Kabobs Create Your Own Mocktails

Self-massage and Relaxation

Smilow Rocks Art

Qigong Reflective

Journaling & Gratitude Practice

Guided Walking Tour

Activities for Kids

Invites will be sent to your email.

Join us for a Keynote Lecture, Resident Research, Debates and Case Presentations.

*PLEASE NOTE: Registration is free but required. Online registration will close at 1pm the day of the program and the Zoom webinar link will be forwarded to registrants at that time. Once registration has closed, please contact Yale CME (cme@yale.edu) for registration assistance.