
Genshaft & Greenbaum Donate $3M for USF Neurosurgery
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Former USF President Judy Genshaft and her husband Steve Greenbaum donate $3M for neurosurgery research, establishing the Genshaft and Greenbaum Endowed Chair in the Morsani College of Medicine. This gift supports top-tier brain surgery research and care, attracting elite talent to Tampa and boosting USFs medical school ranking.
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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Genshaft & Greenbaum Donate $3M for USF Neurosurgery. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
University of South Florida got a major boost in neurosurgery with a $3 million gift from former President Judy Genshaft and her husband, Steve Greenbaum. They're setting up the Genshaft and Greenbaum and Dow Chair right in the USF Health Morseini College of Medicine's Brain and Spine Department. This comes on the heels of Genshaft's long tenure leading the university where she built strong ties to health initiatives. The couple's donation targets top-tier brain surgery research and care. Folks in the medical community are buzzing about the impact as endowed chairs lock in funding for years. It honors Genshaft's legacy while drawing elite talent to Tampa. The gift specifically backs current chair Dr. Harry Van Loveren and whoever follows. Officials say it'll fuel cutting-edge work on complex brain and spine cases. With moves like this, USF keeps climbing in med school ranks, promising better outcomes for patients down the line. That's the story for today. Tampa Bay News Today, Driven by AI.
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