Thursday, May 8th Vanderbilt Legends Club, Franklin, TN
The Vanderbilt Institute of Chemical Biology held its second annual VICB Golf Scramble on Thursday, May 8th at the Vanderbilt Legends Club, Roper's Knob Course, Franklin, TN. We thank our Key Sponsor, Hamamatsu Corporation, for helping to make this event possible. Thank you Steve Bolin, Bo Casey, Gina Seales, and everyone at the Legends Club for making this a memorable outing.
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Contests and Prizes  1st Place Team:Meier Ryan, Jeff Crisp, Cameron Gren, David Nannemann (62) 2nd Place Team – Jonathan Hempel, Charlie Knutson, Larry Zwiebel, Robert Orr (64) Longest Drive: Rick Romaine Longest Putt: Scott Hiebert Closest To The Hole: Jonathan Hempel Straightest Drive: Ryan Meier
Legends Clubhouse Pavilion
Legends Hosted Events Tennessee State Open Championship - 1993 - 1996 Tennessee Challenge Cup Matches - 1993 - 1999 National Club Championship for Women SEC Women's Championship U.S. Senior Open Qualifying Tennessee Pro-Pro Championship 1997 U.S. Girls' Junior Championship 2000 & 2001 LPGA Electrolux USA Championship hosted by Vince Gill and Amy Grant and the 2002 LPGA Aerus Electrolux USA Championship hosted by Vince Gill and Amy Grant 2004, 2005 & 2006 LPGA Franklin American Mortgage Championship hosted by Vince Gill and Amy Grant

Welcome to the Vanderbilt Institute of Chemical Biology. The VICB is a trans-institutional initiative between the College of Arts and Science and the School of Medicine. The Institute's mission is to provide research and training in the application of chemical approaches to the solution of important biomedical problems. The proximity of the Chemistry Department and the School of Medicine facilitates this process. Our members represent a range of research interests and technologies with particular strengths in analytical methodology and molecular imaging, cellular responses to chemical stress, small molecule discovery, enzyme and receptor chemistry, proteomics, structural biology, and chemical synthesis.

The VICB provides a fertile ground for graduate education. Three parallel tracks exist for training students in VICB laboratories: the Chemistry Department Graduate Program, the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program, and the Chemical and Physical Biology Graduate Program. Each of these programs provides a different environment for graduate training suited to the needs and interests of the individual student. An active seminar program supplements formal classroom training. The VICB provides fellowships and salary supplements to outstanding applicants. All applicants to each of the three graduate programs are considered equally for these awards so a separate application is not necessary.

Vanderbilt has a rich assortment of core facilities that provide access to techniques and equipment at the frontiers of biomedical research. The VICB operates the Molecular Recognition and Screening Facility, which generates monoclonal antibodies and single-chain antibodies and also provides access to high throughput screening of chemical libraries for interrogation of biological function. Links to other institutional core facilities are provided.

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