Office of the President Dr. David J. Ramsay became the president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore, the state’s academic health, law and social work center of learning, in 1994. The University, which is located in downtown Baltimore near the Inner Harbor, includes schools of dentistry, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and social work and an interdisciplinary graduate school. The campus is closely associated with the University of Maryland Medical System, the university’s affiliated hospital system. As president of the University, Dr. Ramsay sits on the board of directors of this hospital system. Dr. Ramsay was educated at Oxford University in England, where he received his baccalaureate, master's, doctoral, and medical degrees. He later joined the faculty at Oxford, where he was a university lecturer and fellow, and medical tutor at Corpus Christi College. Prior to his appointment at the University of Maryland, Dr. Ramsay served for more than a decade as senior vice chancellor of academic affairs at the University of California, San Francisco. In June 2000, Dr. Ramsay was named one of Baltimore's "Most Influential Leaders" by the Baltimore Business Journal. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, a past member of its foundation board, and a past board member of the Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC). Dr. Ramsay received the GBC's 2004 Regional Visionary Award. Dr. Ramsay is the past chair of the Association of Academic Health Centers and was recently appointed its first foreign secretary. He also serves on the boards of GBC; the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Inc.; the Hippodrome Foundation, Inc., board of directors; and the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Dr. Ramsay’s efforts have been instrumental in the redevelopment of the west side of Baltimore, not only through community and business partnerships, but also through the development of the UMB BioPark. The first building of the extensive biotechnology park, which promotes bioscience innovation and collaborative research opportunities, opened in October 2005.
Born: 1939 Hometown: London Residence: Severna Park Titles and Department: - President
- Professor, School of Medicine
Education: 1982 University of Oxford (DM) Oxford University 1966 Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, Clinical Medicine (BM, BCh) 1963 University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford, Doctorate in Physiology (DPhil, MA) 1960 Worcester College, Oxford, Preclinical Sciences and Physiology (BA) Professional: 1994-present University of Maryland, Baltimore President
1994-present University of Maryland, Baltimore Department of Physiology Professor 1982-1994 University of California, San Francisco Senior Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs 1980-1981 University of California, San Francisco Department of Physiology Acting Chair 1978-1994 University of California, San Francisco Department of Physiology Professor 1977-1982 University of California, San Francisco Department of Physiology Graduate Adviser for Physiology Program
1976-1982 University of California, San Francisco Department of Physiology Vice Chair 1975-1978 University of California, San Francisco Department of Physiology Associate Professor 1974 University of California, San Francisco Department of Physiology Visiting Associate Professor 1966-1975 Corpus Christi College, Oxford Tutorial Fellow in Physiology and Medicine 1966-1975 Oxford University, Laboratory of Physiology University Lecturer in Physiology 1965-1966 Corpus Christi College, Oxford Lecturer in Physiology 1963-1966 Oxford University, Laboratory of Physiology Demonstrator in Physiology
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