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Curry, Sadye Beatryce was born on October 17, 1941 in Reidsville, North Carolina, United States.
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Sadye Beatryce Curry, American Gastroenterologist, educator. Recipient Howard U. College Medicine Student Council Faculty award for Teaching Excellence, 1975, Kaiser-Permanente Faculty award for excellence in teaching, Howard U. College Medicine, 1978, Howard U. College Medical Student/American Medical Women's Association woman of year, 1990; named United States Friendship Force ambassador to West Berlin, 1980.
Education
Bachelor of Science cum laude, Johnson C. Smith U., 1963; Doctor of Medicine, Howard U., 1967.
Career
Intern, Duke U. Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina, 1967-1968; fellow in gastroenterology, Duke U. Medical Center, Durham, 1969-1972; instructor department medicine, Duke U., Durham, 1969-1972; resident medicine, Veterans Administration Hospital., Washington, 1968-1969; assistant professor medicine division gastroenterology, Howard U. College Medicine, Washington, 1972-1978; associate professor medicine division gastroenterology, Howard U. College Medicine, Washington, since 1978; assistant chief medical officer, Howard U. Medical Svc., District of Columbia General Hospital, Washington, 1973-1974; assistant chief medicine in-charge of undergraduate medical education, Howard U., Washington, 1974-1977.
Achievements
Membership
Member of the board of trustees Lake Land 'Or Property Owners Association, Ladysmith, Virginia, 1989-1990. Member American Association of University Women, American Medical Association, National Medical Association, American Society Internal Medicine, Medico-Chirurgical Society District of Columbia, Medical Society District of Columbia, American Digestive Diseases Society, Leonidas Berry Society for Digestive Diseases, National Council of Negro Women, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Kappa Museum.
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American
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Recipient Howard U. College Medicine Student Council Faculty award for Teaching Excellence, 1975, Kaiser-Permanente Faculty award for excellence in teaching, Howard U. College Medicine, 1978, Howard U. College Medical Student/American Medical Women's Association woman of year, 1990. Named United States Friendship Force ambassador to West Berlin, 1980.Recipient Howard U. College Medicine Student Council Faculty award for Teaching Excellence, 1975, Kaiser-Permanente Faculty award for excellence in teaching, Howard U. College Medicine, 1978, Howard U. College Medical Student/American Medical Women's Association woman of year, 1990. Named United States Friendship Force ambassador to West Berlin, 1980.