New Jersey College of Pharmacy - Scarlet Ray Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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'PHC Scarlet Rag t Special Lecturers lXlA'1'I-IANIEL KESSLER, Ph.G., LL.B. Lerfzzrer in Pfmrzmzrrfzzfirnl Law and j1u'ixj2r1zde11ce Mr. Kessler was born and raised in the City of Newark and received his education in the schools of this city. After graduation from the New Jersey College of Pharmacy he entered the New Jersey Law School from which he graduated with the degree of LLB. He has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the College of Pharmacy for many years and has been active in all of its undertakings. Mr. Kessler is a member of the firm of Kessler and Kessler of this city. WILLIAM BUERMANN, M.D. LUCfZll'C'l' of Hygiene Dr. William Buermann has for many years been a worker for the New Jersey College of Pharmacy. As a member of its Board of Directors and as lecturer in Hygiene he has entered whole-heartedly in the work of the College. Dr. Buermann was born in Newark, February 23, 1875, graduated from the old Newark High School in 1893 and from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University with the degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1896 at the age of twenty-one. He is a member of the American Medical Association, the Essex County and New Jersey Medical Associations, and the Academy of Medicine of Northern New Jersey. I Page 331

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- fthe Scarl eenay i Department of Researeh LLOYD K. Rises .,..,.,......,.,.,, , .... , ..............., , . Director WILHELM A. NYIRI .,,.........,.........,... . . . Associate Director Mlss MARGUERITE DAVIS, B.S. Professor of Nzzfrifiozz, Df'lNIl'flIZPl7f of Research - The New Jersey College of Pharmacy has been greatly honored by having Miss Marguerite Davis as a member of the Faculty and Research Department. Miss Davis for many years was associated with Dr. Mr. Cullen and was the co- discoverer with him of 'fVitamine A in Cod Liver Oil. We wish Miss Davis good fortune in her work here in our Research Department. e HAROLD D. GOULDEN, B.S. Ivistrzicior iii Physiological Cl9BI7ZiSf'l'j1 Mr. Harold D. Goulden is another Rutgers alumnus who has chosen to teach in the newly acquired member of his Alma Mater. He has long been as- sociated with Dr. Riggs in his various undertakings. It is a great pleasure to have him with us both as an instructor and as a research worker. I Page 321

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R o rfne S-carlet'Ra.1J N H RICHARD N. CONNOLLY, M.D. I.,f'CILIl1'Pl' in Bflcferiology Dr. Richard N. Connolly has long been identified with the subject of Bacteriology in Newark and vicinity. He graduated from the University Med- ical College of New York in 1893 with the degree of Doctor of Medicine and since that date has made Newark his home. He is the city bacterologist of Newark and lectures in both the New jersey College of Pharmacy and the Newark City Training School for Nurses. He is also the Director of the health office laboratory of the Mutual Beneht Life Insurance Company. HARRISON S. MIXRTLAND, M.D. Ltfcfzzrm' in Physiology Dr. Harrison S. Martland was born in Newark, N. J., September 10, 1883. He received his early education at Newark Academy and graduated from Western Maryland College in 1901 with the degree of A.B. He received his medical education at Columbia University and the New York City Hospital. Pathology has always been Dr. Martland's chief interest. He has served as Pathologist at the Russell Sage Institute, the Belleview Hospital Unit in France during the World War, and the Hospital Centre in Vichy, France. At the present time Dr. Martland is Director of the Pathology Department of City Hospital, Newark, N. J. K I Page 341