Akinci Reappointed to Third Term as Dean of the Rangos School of Health Sciences
Duquesne University President Ken Gormley has reappointed Dr. Fevzi Akinci to a third term as dean of the John G. Rangos Sr School of Health Sciences.
When you graduate with a health sciences degree from Duquesne University, you will be well prepared to start making immediate contributions in patients lives and in the industry as a whole.
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Duquesne University President Ken Gormley has reappointed Dr. Fevzi Akinci to a third term as dean of the John G. Rangos Sr School of Health Sciences.
As she readies for medical school, Peri notes that the Duquesne network of professors and alumni adds to her confidence as she moves toward her career goal.
Various graduate and professional programs at Duquesne University continue to be showcased among the nation’s best according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Graduate Schools rankings.