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News from the University of Arkansas for Medical
Sciences
Dermatologist,
Banker Draw 100 to Final
Spring Women's
Forum
MAY 17, 2001
| A UAMS dermatologist and a banker with Arvest
Asset Management drew a capacity crowd to the
last program in the spring series of the
UAMS-Arvest Women's Forum.
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Approximately 100 women asked so many questions
of each speaker that moderator Denise Whitaker of
KARK-TV finally had to end the questions.
Kelly Brown, vice president of Arvest Central
Bank, thanked the audience for their interest and
promised another series of fascinating Women's
Forum programs in the fall.
Sandra Marchese Johnson, M.D., spoke on
“Skin Care: Now and in the Future”,
recommending basic care and medical treatments
for a variety of skin conditions. Dr. Johnson is
an assistant professor in the Department of
Dermatology in the UAMS College of Medicine. She
can be reached at the UAMS General Dermatology
Clinic
(501-686-5960).
In “Trust Benefits as We Mature,” Betty Dalrymple, a senior vice president of Arvest
Asset Management, explained various estate
planning techniques, emphasizing ways for mature
women to retain control of their assets and
reduce estate taxes.
Dalrymple suggested that charitable gifts can
increase income and further reduce estate taxes.
The UAMS Office of Planned Giving (501-686-5685) can assist
individuals, couples, and families in careful
estate planning. UAMS professional advisors can
suggest types of planned gifts for different
financial needs and make referrals to accountants
and lawyers.
 Arvest Central Bank of Little Rock
co-sponsored the UAMS-Arvest Women's Forum. UAMS
invites other corporate partners to participate
in innovative programs for health care, health
education, and research. Contact the UAMS Office
of Corporate Relations (501-686-5685) for
more information.
The UAMS Women's Health Care
Initiative coordinated the Forum programs. To
subscribe to an e-mail newsletter of women's
health news from UAMS, send an e-mail message to
with “subscribe women's news” in the
subject line.
Photos
Top: Women in the audience appeared interested in
Dr. Johnson's presentation about skin care. (All
photos by John Paul Jones)
Second from the top: Sandra Marchese Johnson,
M.D., used the state-of-the-art audiovisual
equipment in the Jo Ellen Ford Auditorium in the
Donald W. Reynolds Center on Aging.
Third from top: Betty Dalrymple (right) of Arvest
Assets Management talked with a guest before the
Forum program.
Bottom: Denise Whitaker of KARK-TV was a knowledgeable and effective moderator for the
Forum program.
Links on This Page
General Dermatology Clinic: http://www.uams.edu/dermatology/clinics.htm
Office of Planned Giving: http://www.uams.edu/advancement/planned.htm
Arvest Central Bank: http://www.arvest.com/centralbank/
Office of Corporate Relations:
Women's Health Care Initiative: http://womenshealth.uams.edu/initiative.htm
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