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Michelle Maheu (from left), BU associate vice president of planning, design & construction, Hee-Young Park, dean ad interim, and Karen Antman, Dean Emeritus, join Dean’s Advisory Board member Richard Catrambone (CAMED)’92, and his wife Sophia Catrambone, who generously donated $1M for the establishment of the Catrambone Fitness Center for all Medical Campus students, at the ribbon cutting.

Medical Campus Gets Fit

A new fitness center for Medical Campus students will open its doors later this fall at 72 East Concord St. (L Building). Michelle Maheu (from left), BU associate vice president of planning design and construction, Hee-Young Park, dean ad interim of the BU Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, and Karen Antman, dean emeritus of the medical school, join Dean’s Advisory Board member Richard Catrambone (CAMED’92) and his wife, Sophia Catrambone, at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Catrambone Fitness Center, September 17.

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