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Augustine Choi, Dean of Weill Cornell Medicine and Provost for Medical Affairs at Cornell University, shares his vision for the medical college. He describes mentoring as a critical element of success, the diversity of faculty and students, and his goals to works with the New York Presbyterian network as well as other regional networks. Listen in to hear more about his advice to others: take advantage of your environment.
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