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- Senior Consultant, Partners Harvard Medical International
- Professor (Emeritus) Clinical Neurology, UC Davis School of Medicine
- College Director, UC Davis School of Medicine

- Medical Curriculum Reform
- Clerkship Design
- Integration of Clinical and Basic Science Curricula
- Discussion Teaching Methods
- Faculty Development
- Institutional Change

- Director, Pediatric Neurology, Brown University
- Harvard-Macy Institute Fellow and Faculty, Harvard Medical School
- Chair, Curriculum Reform UC Davis School of Medicine

- Chile, India, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, Dominican Republic, Philippines, Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon

- Stanford University School of Medicine, M.D.
- Stanford University Hospital, Postdoctoral Training in Neurology and Pediatrics
- Board Certified in Pediatrics and Neurology with special qualifications in Child Neurology
- Stevensen FT, Bowe CM, Gandour-Edwards R, and Kumari VG. Paired basic science and clinical PBL faculty teaching side by side: do students evaluate them differently? Medical Education, 39 (2):194-201.
- Bowe CM, Lahey L, Armstrong E, Kegan R. Questioning the big assumptions (part I): addressing personal contradictions that impede professional development. Medical Education. 2003; 37:715-722.
- Bowe CM,, Lahey L, Kegan R, Armstrong E. Questioning the big assumptions (part II): addressing personal contradictions that impede professional development. Medical Education. 2003; 37; 723-733.

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