Duke University School of Medicine - Aesculapian Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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The fourth series of studies were on audio-visual aids for the teaching of anatomy to medical students as well as interns and residents. These later studies illustrate Dr. Markee's life-long dedication to the art and science of teaching medical students. While at Stanford he made an ani- mated cartoon of the embryonic development of the mouse which was known by the medical students as a Markee Mouse. He was also inter- ested in developing research opportunities for both graduate Ph.D. stu- dents and for medical students. The Duke Department of Anatomy has continued to develop both in research areas and teaching areas under Dr. Markee's leadership. The audio-visual aids developed by him and his staff are used here and also in many other medical schools. His great dedication to teaching has been recognized in the form of teaching awards both by medical students at Stanford and at Duke. . 1 V 4 iv I 5 iz, Emi 1 V L , f 1' ff t- . fi ,M Q- Q. , , y. Dr. Markee, we thank you for your years of teaching and research here at Duke We all have left your class a little bit better for it. ten

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