Harvard School of Public Health - Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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LIN, SMITH, UJJIN, AKMAN Dr. Chau-Ching Lin, Taiwan Serum Vaccine Laboratories, Taipei, Formosa; M.D. 1942, Nagoya University; Chief, Division of Antitoxins and Toxoids; candidate for S.M. in Hyg. (Microbiology); sponsored by F.O.A.; returning to former position. Miss Charlotte A. Smith, Harvard School of Public Health, 55 Shattuck St., Boston, Mass.; B.A. 1954, Vassar College; candidate for S.M. in Hyg. (Microbiology); future field: research in microbiology. Dr. Pairatana Ujjin, School of Public Health, Bangkok, Thailand; M.D. 1950, University of Medical Sciences; formerly Instructor in Microbiology, School of Public Health, Bangkok; candidate for M.RH. (Microbiology); sponsored by F.O.A.; future position: Lecturer in Microbiology. Dr. Muvaffak A. Akman, Izmir Caddesi, Omiir Apartimani, 25 10 Kizilay, Ankara, Turkey; M.D. 1947, Istanbul University; formerly Assistant in Bacteriology and Communicable Diseases; candidate for M.RH. (Microbiology); future position: Specialist in Bacteriology at Refik Saydam Institute, Ankara. 25

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YOUNG, PAMATMAT, WILSON, ZIMERING Miss Marjorie A. C. Young, 16 Hinckley St., Boston 25, Mass.; B.Sc. 1933, M.Ed. 1934, Boston Teachers College, M.PH. 1947, Yale University; consultant in edu¬ cation; candidate for Dr.PH. (Public Health Practice—Health Education); spon¬ sored by Dept, of Public Health Practice, H.S.PH. Mr. Marcelo B. Pamatmat, Division of Health Education, Dept, of Health, Manila, Philippines; B.S.E. 1934, University of the Philippines; health educator; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice —Health Education); sponsored by F.O.A.; future position: health educator. Miss N. Joyce Wilson, 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington 12, D. C.; R.N. 1948, Loma Linda School of Nursing, B.S. 1951, Walla Walla College; Director of Health Education, Upper Columbia Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, Spokane, Wash.; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice —Health Education); sponsored by S.D.A. and H.S.PH. scholarship; future position: Associate Medical Secretary, Health Education, General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists. Mr. Stanley Zimering, 2998 W. 29th St., Brooklyn, New York; B.S. 1950, New York University; Field Representative, American Red Cross, Washington, D. C.; candidate for M.PH. (Public Health Practice —Health Education); sponsored by Detroit Health Dept.; future position: health educator, Detroit Health Dept. 24

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AKERREN, VIJIL Y TARDON, ADHAM, SHIGEMATSU Dr. Bo Y. Akerren, Dept, of Bacteriology, University of Goteborg, Sweden; M.D. 1952, University of Goteborg; Assistant Professor of Bacteriology; candidate for MP.H. (Epidemiology); sponsored by the Sweden-America Foundation, The Gote¬ borg Med. Assn, and H.S.PH. scholarship; returning to former position. Delta Omega. Dr. Camilo Vijil y Tardon, W.H.O., Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland; Sc.B. 1930, University of Paris, M.D. 1939, University of Lausanne, M.D. 1940, University of Chile; formerly Epidemiologist, Tuberculosis Section, W.H.O.; candi¬ date for M.PH. (Epidemiology); future field: probably international field work with W.H.O. Dr. Mohammad A. Adham, c o Mr. Moshiri, Hedayati St., Tadjrish, Tehran, Iran; M.D. 1952, University of Tehran; Assistant to Co-director and Chief Med. Div. PH. Cooperative Organ., Isfahan, Iran; candidate for M.PH. (Epidemiology); sponsored by EO.A.; returning to former position. Dr. Itsuzo Shigematsu, Dept, of Epidemiology, Institute of Public Health, 1-39, Shirokanedai-machi Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan; M.D. 1941, Dr. Med. Sc. 1952, Tokyo University; Staff, Dept, of Epidemiology; candidate for M.PH. (Epi¬ demiology); sponsored by W.H.O.; returning to former position. Delta Omega. 26