Jill F. and Richard W. Cope Professorship

Support research that seeks to understand fundamental aspects human papillomaviruses (HPV) and polyomaviruses (PyV) such as SV40 and BK virus. Supported research will seek to understand fundamental aspects of the viral life cycles that might eventually be exploited for therapeutic intervention in human disease.

Support a Chair in the College in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, such support to include, but not be limited to, income supplements for the holder of the Chair and/or for those individuals directly associated with the Chair's scholarly work, teaching or research support, new program development, renovate the Chair's office or laboratory, purchase or support equipment, support graduate students or fellows who are working directly with the Chair, or other faculty enrichment activities (including, for example, professional travel, appointment of research assistants, or book acquisitions). If at such time Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation transitions from a Division to a Department, this endowed Chair funding would follow to that Department. In no event may income from this fund be used to support more than one professor. The Chair is indivisible.

Support a fellowship for the Center of OCD, Anxiety and Related Disorders specializing in Neuromodulation in the College.