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The mission of Oak Hammock at the University of Florida is to support
the well-being of its members and create an active, caring community by
providing
a continuum of quality lifestyle and healthcare programs, and
outstanding enrichment
opportunities in conjunction with the University of Florida.
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Gerald Schaffer
President
Tampa University
BS, BA, 1964
Vice President Emeritus of University of Florida; past
Board member of the University of Florida Foundation,
Shands HealthCare, the University of Florida Research
Foundation, the University Athletic Association, the Southern
Association of College and University Business Officers;
member of the National Association of College and University
Business Officers and the National Association of Land
Grant Colleges and Universities; Consultant to the National
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Dr. Robert G. Frank
Vice President
University of New Mexico
BS, MA, Ph.D., 1979
Clinical Psychology
Professor and Dean of the University of Florida College
of Health Professions; Diplomat, Clinical Psychology,
American Board of Professional Psychology; Fellow, American
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Carlos Rainwater
Secretary/ Treasurer
Georgia State University
BA
Federal Executive Institute
LL.B.
Served US Navy 6th Fleet, Radar Electronics Technician, Korean War; U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs; Director of VA's Regional Office, St. Petersburg, FL, Director of the Atlanta Regional Processing Office; Awarded rank of Meritorious Senior Executive by President George Bush; Awarded the Exceptional Service Award by Secretary of Veterans Affairs; Executive Director of Florida Dept. of Veteran's Affairs; Pinellas United Way Board Member; Member of American Legion; Member of Foreign Wars.
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Kathleen A. Long, Ph.D., APRN, FAAN
Member
Johns Hopkins University
Ph.D., 1980
Wayne State University
MSN, 1970
Catholic University of America
BSN, 1968
Dean and Professor of the University of Florida College
of Nursing; President of the American Association of
Colleges of Nursing; Fellow, American Academy of Nursing;
Member, Board of Directors, Shands HealthCare (1996-99).
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Michael Marsiske Ph.D.
Member
Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Berlin, Germany
Post-doctoral fellowship, 1992-1995
Psychology and Human Development
Penn State University
Ph.D., 1992
Human Development and Family Studies
MA, 1990
Human Development and Family Studies
University of Toronto
BS, 1987
Psychology
Associate Professor of Clinical and Health
Psychology in the College of Public Health and
Health Professions, University of Florida;
former Associate Director for Research of
Institute on Aging (2000-2003), University of
Florida; Chair of the National Institute on
Aging's (NIA) Behavioral and Social Research
Review Committee; Training Director of
NIA-funded predoctoral training grant,
"Physical, Cognitive, and Mental Health in
Social Context," University of Florida;
Editorial board of two journals, Psychology and
Aging, and Aging, Neuropsychology and Cognition;
Fellow, Gerontological Society of America;
Executive Board Member, American Psychological
Association Division 20 (Adult Development and
Aging).
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Dr. James Bernard Machen
Member
University of Iowa
Ph.D., 1974
MS, 1972
St. Louis University
D.D.S., 1968
Vanderbilt University
BA
The University of Florida Board of Trustees unanimously elected Dr. James
Bernard Machen as the university's 11th president on Oct. 8, 2003. Dr. Machen
assumed his new position on Jan. 5, 2004.
Former President, University of Utah; former Provost and Vice President
for Academic Affairs, Dean of the School of Dentistry, University of Michigan;
Assistant and Associate Dean, School of Dentistry, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill. Diplomat, American Board of Pediatric Dentistry; past President,
American Association of Dental Schools. Board of Trustees, 2002 Salt Lake
Olympic Committe. |
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Don Padgett
Member
University of Florida
BS, 1980
Donald A. Padgett P.A.; Padget, Maige & Mathews, P.A.; Deloitte, Haskins and Sells; American Institute of Certified Public Accountants; Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants; Board of Trustees for Community Presbyterian Church; Board of Trustees for City of Neptune Beach Police and Fire Pension; past President of Leadership Jacksonville; Safari Club International North Florida Chapter; past President St. Johns River City Band; Youth Leadership Jacksonville Founding Director and Treasurer; Fundraising Committee for United Way; Junior Achievement; Robert E. Lee High School Restoration Committee; Funding Chairman of Beaches Fine Art Series
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Mrs. Ester Tibbs
Member
Atlanta University
MSW, 1976
School of Social Work
Alabama A&M University
BA, 1974
Sociology
District Administrator, Department of Children
and Families; Acting District Administrator,
Department of HRS; Deputy District
Administrator, Department of HRS; Subdistrict
Administrator, Department of HRS; Human Services
Program Administrator, HRS; Management Fellow,
HRS; Unit Director, North Florida Evaluation &
Treatment Center (NFETC), HRS; Clinical Social
Worker II, NFETC, HRS; Field Instructor, Florida
State University, School of Social Work; Social
Work Intern, VA Hospital, Gainesville, Florida;
Guardian ad Litem, Alachua County Court; Altrusa
Club of Gainesville; Gainesville Women's Forum;
United Way of Alachua County, Past President;
Region IX Workforce Development Board; School
Readiness Coalition; Shands Healthcare Board;
Gainesville Healthy Community Initiative, Past
Co-Chair. |
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Dave Stauffer
CEO of Oak Hammock and Board Member
Dave Stauffer was named the Chief Executive Officer at Oak Hammock at the University of Florida in January 2005.
Prior to that he was the Sales Director of Oak Hammock beginning in 1999 and had the overall responsibility for implementing the marketing plan and the sales and sales management functions.
Stauffer has over 30 years of experience in the healthcare sales industry, including leading the nation in franchise sales for two consecutive years with a national dental management and marketing franchiser. He has developed sales training and recognition programs for a Fortune 500 corporation with a sales force of 2,500. For the last 20 years, Stauffer has served various healthcare companies as senior marketing director and sales manager with impressive results.
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Rufus Broadaway, MD
PCA, President and Member
Tufts College
1946
Harvard Medical School
1950
Surgeon, General and Vascular; Emeritus Professor of Surgery, University of Miami; President and Founding member of The Surgical Group of Miami; Founding member of Cedars Hospital, Miami; Chief of Surgery and President of Medical Staff at Cedars Hospital; President of Dade County Medical Assoc.; President of AMA Education and Research Foundation. |
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