IOWA CITY — Sarah Costello of Solon was recently honored by the University of Iowa’s Carver College of Medicine for her commitment to educational excellence. The End-of-Year Awards are presented at the close of each academic year in an effort to recognize the talents and commitments of students, residents, faculty, and staff towards furthering the education of those in the College. This year’s awards were presented by third-year medical student Alex Marti.
Outstanding Individual Service Award: Sarah Costello
“Sarah has been a student member of the Iowa Medical Society and American Medical Association and has spoken with legislators multiple times about bills impacting health care. She shows clear dedication to improving access in the state of Iowa.”
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