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fl. . Few teachers have brought to the dissecting room the cameraderie and zest for productive effort as Dr. Michels. These admirable at- trihutes and mastery of his subject led to the unanimous.choice of Dr. Michels as dedicatee. In March, 1929, he established his first con- tact with Jefferson Medical College when he met Dr. J. Parsons Schaeffer at the 45th ses- sion ol the American Association of Anatomists held at Rochester University. impressed with the high-mindedness, scholarly attitude and gentleman-like character of Dr. Schaeffer, he accepted his invitation to come to Jefferson and was appointed Associate Professor of Anatomy in 1929. Dr. Michels received his M.A. degree in 1918 at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Downey sponsored his major fhematologyl and Dr, Lee of the Medical School .sponsored his minor fmicroscopic techniquej. Further study carried him to Louvain University, Belgium, where he was awarded maxima cum laude the doctorate degree fDocteur en Sciences Naturellesl in 1922. From Louvain Dr. Michels went to Siena University, Italy. Here with Dr. Ferrata he in- vestigated-prehepatic embryonic blood forma- tion and with him showed the hemohistiohlast to he the most primitive type of circulating blood cell. At the time of his coming to Jeffer- son Dr. Michels was American Editor of Fer- rata's blood journal Haematologica. In his extensive travels in Europe Dr. Michels visited twenty universities and for a time at- tended the University ol Paris. Upon returning to the U. S. A. he worlced with Dr. Maximow at the University of Chi- cago on tissue cultures, in particular the ex- plants of lzrlood cells. Leaving Chicago, Dr. Michels went to N. Y. U. and the Bellevue Hospital Medical School. Here with Dr. Globus, prominent neuropathologist of Mt. Sinai Hospital, round cell intiltrations in dis- eases of the central-nervous system were jointly studied. In 1926, Dr. Michels was appointed As- sistant Professor of Biology and Histology at St. Louis University Medical School. He is the author of Section IV tlVlast Cells, of Dr. Downey's Handbook of Hematology. His contributions to hematological literature are many. Since 1956, Dr. Michels has been studying the variations in the arterial hlood supply of the supramesocolic organs. At the present he is preparing a large monogra h on the varia- tions of the blood supply oil the liver, gall bladder, stomach, duodenum, and pancreas.