New York University School of Medicine - Medical Yearbook (New York, NY)

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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR I Washington Square, New York , V' . , V I The students and graduates of the medical College of New York University have a great professional tradition to maintain. Among the eminent physicians who have been members of the faculty of the College, the names of Valentine Mott, the three Drapers, Alfred L. 'Loomis, Edward J. Janeway, Egbert LeFevre, joseph D. Bryant, A. Alexander Smith, and Hermann Michael Biggs are conspicuous. They are names that stand high in the history of American medicine. A number of these men were themselves graduates of the College. There are other great names on the roll of graduates. One of the brightest of these is that of William C. Gorgas. The English poet, Stephen Phillips, has this passage in his well-known poem, entitled Panama Wl1ere Goethals wrought In energy aflame Let Gorgas raise an equal plea for fame Wino from the pest house and the evil fen Conjured a breathing paradise for men These are names to cherish. I congratulate this class and the School at large that it is to have such inspiring recollections. And I am confident that those who are now going out from the School will not fail to make their honorable addition to this notable history ELMER ELLSWORTH BROWN C loancel I or 20 December 1927 Page Twenty five I PII Ill I I- 2: fi If I. 1 u 0 1 I as ll ii I -at -- an 1 uu- -1 S1 S1 S2 B-I 11 at msn It :S 11 HS un-n 11 11 It 11 1.1 3: 3: 11 :Inn q,nn Ulu nr. un ' I C G 3 nt 3 I E ff.. Fi' B gf: H 25 E I . EE . ' E.-E ' 3,3 1:-'S . ' ., , :- ,: ' SS , n un ' 21'- ' ' 21 . , . . . 3 g - - E I ' - I 2 2 , S 22: :Z 52'-Tu' rn g :-lr: ' 5 E I 24 Q ' I A : '-...'-E . .4 Q'-5 1 U 3: ' ' - EE I IIIIWLE 1 ' ' .... ' E 41a4s: '. ':1' '5' :'.':g,::g ' ' - I I E'EE I I I as-J 2 3 O -at----I-all I . -xgi-:ll:..--. ,M : I llllllllllllllll I 'lllllllll

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i . t, ix: Q , Ei ELMIER ELLSWORTH BROWN, Pl1.D., LL.D. Clm1n'ellor nf New Yorle Ullil'El'.fjf-1' Delta Mu Delta, Phi Beta Kappa, born at Kiatone, N. Y., 1801. Gracluated from Illinois State Normal University, 18815 A.B., University of Michigan, 18895 Ph.D., University of Halle-Wittengery, 1890, LL.D., Columbia University, 19075 Wesleyan University, 1909, George Washington University, 1909, Rutgers, 19133 Principal public schools and Y. M. C. A., Secretary in Illinois and Michigan, Assistant Professor Science and Art of Teaching, University of Michigan, 1891-18925 Associate Professor, 18933 Professor, 1893-1906, Honorary Professor, 1900-19115 Theory and Practice of Education, University of California, United States Commissioner of Education, 1906-1911. l'ugfr 'l m'11ly-foizr

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5 Q SAMUEL ALBERTUS BROWN, M.D. Dean of the College of Medicine Phi Gamma Delta, Nu Sigma Nu, Omega Alpha Omega. Born in Newark, N. J., 1873g received preparatory education at Newark High School, received medical degree from the New York University Medical College in 1894, a member of faculty since 18965 Dean since 19155 member of American Medical Association, Medical Society of New York, New York County Medical Society, Attending at Bellevue Hospital, Con- sulting at New Rochelle Hospital, N. Y. Hospital for Crippled Children, Memorial Hospital at Long Branch, French Hospital, North Hudson Hospital, Rockaway Hospi- tal, Surgeon for National Guard, N. Y., 1000-1010. Page Twenty-six