SUNY Downstate Medical Center overview

Q. What is the main USP of SUNY Downstate Medical Center?

Ans: The SUNY Downstate Medical Center medical center is a public medical school and a leading school in the region since 1860. They recently celebrated their 160 years of glory. In 1945, the State University of New York and Long Island College Hospital had an agreement to merge and after that it came to known by SUNY Downstate Medical Center. The medical center over the years grew and expanded by more buildings and courses. It is one of the important institutions for research. The campus has received Nobel Prizes for their exemplary work 

Q. Is Brooklyn a large city?

Ans: Yes, it is a large city.

Q. What's the weather around SUNY Downstate Medical Center?

Ans: The weather is generally cold with temperatures dipping down to negative but at the same time summers are really hot and humid.

Q. How many students study in SUNY Downstate Medical Center?

Ans: There are around 1900 students in the university.

Q. Who are the top Alumni of SUNY Downstate Medical Center?

Ans: SUNY Downstate Medical Center Notable Alumni are as follows:

• Alexander Skene: Faculty
• Robert L. Dickinson: Faculty
• Chandler McCuskey Brooks: Faculty
• Robert Furchgott: Faculty and Nobel Prize in Medicine
• Carl Axel Gemzell: Faculty