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[   UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
  · ` Attitude uf Gratitude
;, ·   yi, In this season of thanksgiving I want to express personal thanks to the many faculty, staff,
" ‘ · ·  — i` if   students, alumni, and friends of the University of Kentucky who are helping it achieve its
"" T-!   dream, master the myriad challenges it faces, and contribute to its success as the flagship
""“`“     university of the Commonwealth.
  ° We have so many wonderful accomplishments to celebrate. On measures of excellence,
A whether made by national organizations and colleagues or by the Kentucky Council on
Postsecondary Education or by our own Strategic Plan standards, we are succeeding in
moving toward the top-20 goal set in HB1 in 1997.
UK is making an impact statewide by utilizing the Cooperative Extension Service
network. which has an office in every Kentucky county, to deliver information and services
on economic development and health to all Kentuckians. Whether you’re living in the city,
a small town, or the countryside, there is something of value to be found through our
Cooperative Extension program.
Students at UK graduate at nearly double the rate of any other public university in
Kentucky. We are either meeting or significantly progressing on goals set for student
recruiting. excellence. retention and graduation. Part of UK’s Capital Campaign fund-raising
goal is dedicated to increasing scholarship opportunities at the university. Scholarship
programs like Robinson Scholars. Singletary Scholars, Merit Scholars, Governor’s Scholars,
and Governor`s School for the Arts scholars as well as strengthening on—campus academic
support programs and services. Every day UK students are doing something or learning
something extraordinary.
The UK health care enterprise has grown substantially beyond the Chandler Medical
Center. Patients from all 120 Kentucky counties avail themselves of diagnosis and treatment
in cancer. Alzheimers disease. heart disease, spinal cord injury, obesity, ophthalmology,
dental disease, and so much more. Every day UK researchers are working to find better
ways to diagnosis. treat. and cure.
Our efforts to achieve all that this university can become are reflected in the need for
specialized spaces. Some very important buildings are either newly occupied or under
construction. including the Biomedical and Biological Sciences Research Building, the
Center for Pharmaceutical Science and Technology at the UK Coldstream Research
Campus. four residence halls. two parking structures, and the Main Building, brought back
to lifc after the devastating fire in May 2001. In addition to administrative offices, the Main
Building now contains the UK Visitor`s Center, a public meeting room, and "smart"
classrooms.
So let me say thank you again for your support through membership in the UK Alumni
Association and your gifts of goodwill, time and money to your university and your college.
Patsy and I appreciate the opportunity to work diligently on your behalf for our alma mater.
We extend to you our holiday greetings as 2004 comes to a close and we look forward to all
that will be done in 2005.
President Lec T. Todd Jr.  
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New COPD Clinic Opens
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) part of smoking, but do not realize that these can also be warning
is the fourth leading cause of death in the United signs of imminent lung damage?
States, according to the Centers for Disease Con- The clinic. located adjacent to UK Hospital at 740 S. Limestone
trol and Prevention.Those seeking treatment for in Lexington, will work closely with the Asthma. Allergy. Sinus
COPD in Kentucky now benefit from a new and Pulmonary clinics.
state—of—the—art clinic at the University of The clinic is focusing on a comprehensive approach to COPD.
Kentucky’s Kentucky Clinic. Dr. David M. Mannino. associate professor. Division of Pulmo-
"COPD, better known as chronic bronchitis nary and Critical Care Medicine. UK College of Medicine. began
and emphysema, is a preventable and treatable seeing patients at the new clinic on Aug. 20.
disease," said Dr. Dennis E. Doherty, chief of the "The goal of our new clinic is to make sure that the patients
Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medi- who come to see us get the best care possible." Mannino said.
cine, UK College of Medicine. "The early signs "Our clinic not only has the resources to treat patients with
of the disease include cough. mucus production. COPD. but also the option to be involved with cutting-edge treat-
shortness of breath on mild exertion. and ments and research to evaluate potential new options or thera-
wheeze. People generally associate these signs as pies."
The UK Division of Pulmonary Medicine offers complete diag-
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S. Reed, a Louisville lawyer and former U.S. attorney for the Western vice president of a new UK Office
District of Kentucky. JoEtta Y Wickliffe, chairman, president and chief of Institutional Advancement.
executive officer of the State Bank and Trust Co. of Harrodsburg, was Mobley, who served 28 years as
elected vice chair of the board. Elaine A. Wilson, a social work services chief development officer for UK
director from Somerset, was elected the board’s secretary. and then vice president for devel-
The board appointed Barbara Willett Jones, a native of Bardstown, as opment. has added the offices of
the first woman general counsel of the university. She also will serve as the Alumni