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NAME: David Lester Wiegman (abpb8l@r.postjobfree.com) OFFICE: Abell Administration Center

BORN: April 11, 1943, in Fort Wayne, Indiana 323 E. Chestnut Street, Suite 402

MARRIED: August 11, 1968 University of Louisville

to Jill Joann Gerding, BS, MS, Indiana Louisville, KY 40202-3866 USA

CHILDREN: Elizabeth Betsey (2/7/80), Valedictorian, New 502/852-****-***/852-6849 (FAX)

Albany HS; BA, Indiana; JD, Michigan

Matthew (12/30/86), Valedictorian & Student HOME: 914 Pennwood Drive

Body President, New Albany HS; BS, Indiana New Albany, IN 47150-2132 USA

812/945-6941

APPOINTMENTS: University of Louisville School of Medicine

Associate Vice President for Health Affairs 1995 present

Professor of Physiology with tenure 1989 present

Vice Dean for Academic Affairs 1987 present

Assistant Dean for Academic & Curricular Affairs 1984 1987

Assistant Chairman, Department of Physiology 1981 1986

Associate Professor of Physiology with tenure 1981 1989

University of Missouri School of Medicine

Assistant Professor of Physiology 1977 1981

NIH National Research Service Award Fellow 1975 1977

NIH Postdoctoral Fellow 1973 1975

University of Heidelberg, Germany

Visiting Professor (Physiology & Medical Education) 1983, 1993, 1996

EDUCATION: Indiana University

Ph.D., Physiology (GPA 4.0) 1973

M.A., Physiology (GPA 4.0) 1969

Teaching Certificate, School of Education (GPA 4.0) 1967

A.B., magna cum laude, Anatomy & Physiology (GPA 3.8) 1967

MAJOR HONORS Phi Beta Kappa

AND AWARDS: Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship

NIH Young Investigator Research Award

White House Fellowship, National Finalist

Outstanding Achievement Award, Administration, University of Louisville

ACHIEVEMENTS Administrative responsibility for LCME accreditation (1986, 1991, 1998, 2005, 2013) &

AND for programs involving recruitment, admissions, financial aid, student affairs, counseling,

PROFESSIONAL curriculum, standardized patients, human simulation, research, faculty affairs, rural and

ACTIVITIES: minority affairs, regional campuses, international programs & affirmative action

Report for 10 Asst/Assoc Deans and total of 72 professional staff

PI, Commonwealth of Kentucky, Trover Campus Program, $11,974,000

PI, HRSA, Broadcast Center for Medical Education, $941,000

Authored/coauthored over 100 publications including over 30 full-length research papers

& sections of two medical textbooks

PI/Co-I on 10 research grants (1973-1984) with funding of $1,000,000

Vice President, Fifth World Congress for Microcirculation (1300 registrants)

Board of Editors/Reviewer for research journals & medical educational journals

Member, NASA Flight Proposal Peer Review Group

CIVIC Established inner-city employment/housing center, Ft. Wayne, IN; Founding Member,

ACTIVITIES: American History Club, Columbia, MO; Board of Directors, Urban Montessori

Schools, Louisville, KY; Also active in National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Leadership

Kentucky, Community Hypertension Screening, Little League Baseball, Boy & Girl

Scouts, Council for the Arts, Elementary/Secondary School programs, Friends of the

Library & church committees and programs

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