Columbia University School of Public Health - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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COLON-CRUZ, DORNFELD, MCGINNISS, MCWILLIAMS, WOOD MR. FRANCISCO A. COLON-CRUZ, Box 61, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. B.S. fEd.J 1952, Univ. of Puerto Rico. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Morrisania City Hosp., New York City. Sponsored by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. MR. ROBERT E. DORNFELD, 166 W. 72nd St., New York City. B.A. 1944, Denison Univ., Ohio, LL.B. 1947, Boston Univ. School of Law. Formerly a practicing attorney. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Montefiore Hosp., Bronx, N. Y. MR. NEIL MCGINNIS, Dearborn, Mich, B.A. 1948, Univ. of Cincinnati, Ohio. Formerly administrative assistant with the Bethesda Hosp., Cincinnati. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Oakwood Hosp., Dearborn, Mich. Future position: Oakwood Hospital. MR. GORDON B. MCWILLIAMS, Williamstown, Mass. B.A. 1951, Williams College. Formerly with the Pittsfield General Hosp., Mass., as administrative externc. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Hartford Hosp., Conn. MR. ALAN M. WOOD, S08 Bronx Rivcr Road, Bronxville, N. Y. B.S. 1950, City College of New York. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York City. Future position: administrative assistant, Hosp. for joint Diseases. A 10

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ALEXANDER, BAUJMGARTEN, BERTOLAMI, BEHRENS, BRONVN, STEVVART. MR. RAYMOND S. ALEXANDER, 1547 Munn Ave., Hillside, N. J. B.A., 1953, M.B.A. 1954, Dartmouth College. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Sinai Hosp., Detroit, Mich. After August, 1956, will be with the Medical Service Corps, U. S. Air Force. MR. HAROLD BAUMGARTEN, JR., 260 Engle St., Englewood, N. J. B.S. 1945, Willamette Univ., Salem, Oregon. Formerly administrator of hospitals in Oregon and Idahog and director of professional relations for Blue Cross Commission of the A.H.A., Chicago. Candidate for M.S., Admin. Medicine. Future position: Research Unit, School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine, Columbia University. MR. JOSEPH G. BERTOLAMI, 537 Pleasant St., Belmont, Mass. B.A. 1950, Boston College. Formerly with the U. S. Air Force Medical Service. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Jackson Memorial Hosp.. Miami, Florida. Future position: Jackson Memorial Hospital. MR. JOHN R. BEHRENS, 3062 Leeds Road, Columbus 21, Ohio. B.S. 1951, Ohio State University. Formerly with the U. S. Army Medical Service. Candidate for M.S.. Hosp. Admin., residency at Herrick Memorial Hospital, Berkeley, Calif. Future position: Herrick Memorial Hospital. MR. DOUGLAS R. BROVVN, 16 Kendall St., Clifton Springs, N. Y. B.S., R.N., 1953. New York University-Bellevue Medical Center. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., resi- dency at Lebanon Hosp., New York City. Future position: Albany Medical Center, N. Y. MR. JEROME G. STEXVART, 190 E. 42nd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. B.A. 1950, M.S.S.VV. 1952, Fordham Univ., New York City. Formerly psychiatric social worker, Veterans Administration Regional Office, Brooklyn, N. Y. Candidate for M.S.. Hosp. Admin., residency at Long Island College Hosp.. Brooklyn. Future position: Staten Island General Hosp., N. Y. 9

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N . ludfsyixr CHATURONGAKUL, ALI, OMRAN, CHANDRAPANANDA, CARRASCO, KIM. DR. SIRIPHANDHU CHATURONGAKUL, Korat Health Office, Thailand. M.D. 1952, Univ. of Medical Sciences, Bangkok, M.P.HL1954, School of Public Health, Bang- kok. Formerly medical officer of Treponematoses Control Program, and assistant Pro- vincial health officer, Rural Health Demonstration Center, Korat, Thailand. Candidate for M.P.H., sponsored by the International Cooperation Administration. Future position: public health officer, Korat, Thailand. ' DR. MARDAN ALI, 2123 Haybat Hatun Azamiya, Baghdad, Iraq. M.B., Ch.B., 1947, Royal College of Medicine, Baghdad. Formerly chief medical officer of Arbil Liwa, and physician in charge of Tuberculosis Hospital in Arbil. Candidate for M.,P,lgI-.jasponsored by International Cooperation Administration. Future field: Tuberculosis'Control, Ministry of Health, Iraq. DR. ABDEL-RAHIM OMRAN, 3 Mahmoud Fahmi Pash St., Manial, Cairo, Egypt. M.B., 'Ch.B., 1952, D.P.H. 1954, Cairo University. Formerly lecturer in public health, Cairo Univ., and consultant and health supervisor, Project of Social Services. Candidate for M.P.H.g sponsored by International Cooperation Admin. and the Egyptian Govern- ment. Dr. Omran will continue at Columbia as a candidate for the degree of Dr. P.H., before returning to Egypt. Secretary. Student Council. iili H DR. AMARA CHANDRAPANANDA. 32 Pitsanulok Rd., Taves, Bangkok, Thailand. M.D. 1937 ,University of Chulalonghorn. Bangkgk. Formerly was head of Dept. of Nutri- l of PEbIIC'He2iIfl:I, UYIIVTDF-NI'6dI7:al Sciences. Bangkok. Dr. Chandrapananda is a special student in nutrition, sponsored by the International Cooperation Admin. She will return to the School of Public Health. Bangkok. Future field: public health nutrition. DR. EUFRONIO CARRASCO Y OBCENA, Paniqui. Tarlac, Philippines. M.D. 1943. Univ. of the Philippines: M.P.H. 1950. Columbia Univ. Formerly was manager of the Philippine Rice Enrichment Program. Candidate for Dr. .P.H.: sponsored by the Inter- n-ational Cooperation Admin. Future position: l11st1tute 6TNi1'Eiox1, Padre Faura, Manila. DR. YOUNG JAY KIM, 52-32 Lhungwunciong, Chongnoku, Seoul, Korea. M.D. 1939. Seoul National Univ., College of Medicineg and Ph.D. CBiochemistry3 1944. Formerly was chief, Dermatologic-Urologic Dept.. Seoul City Hosp., and lecturer. Seoul Women's Medical College. Candidate for M.P.H.' sponsored by World Health Organization. Returning to same position. Korea Ministry of Health. 11