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Above: Dedication of Medical School Building - 1930; Dr. Parkinson: Dr. Babcock. Mayor Mackey; Dr. Wm Mayo; Dr. Bcury; Dr. Hammond Left: The Parkinson Press Lower Left: Parkinson Pavilion cornerstone laying: Dr. Johnson: Governor Leader; Dr. Parkinson; Mayor Clark Below Dedication of Parkinson Pavilion — 1955: Dr. Parkinson; Dr Johnson. Dr Murphy: Dr. I. S. Ravdin I I
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sociatc dean, Dr. Parkinson went abroad to further his knowledge of surgery. He visited leading clinics and hospitals in London. Edinburgh, Paris and Vienna. Returning to the United States, he became Chief Surgeon of the East Coast Hospital in St. Augustine, Florida. Dr. Parkinson was away from his alma matrr for only a short time, however, for in 1929. he returned to Temple as Medical Director of the Temple University Hospital. Within months he was appointed the fourth dean of the medical school. As Dean. Dr. Parkinson was a dynamic force behind the growth of the medical stafT, facilities, and reputation of Temple University. As a medical doctor, William Parkinson has dedicated himself to the preservation and wellbeing of humanity and the growth of the medical profession. “a profession honoied above all others. As a teacher, he has strived unceasingly to advance the standards of medical education and to provide skilled and sensitive physicians, worths of the trust and esteem of their patients. Temple Medical Center has been privileged to have so dynamic a leader as Dean Parkinson He has been honored on numerous occasions with degrees, citations and memberships in professional associations, he was the first person to receive the Medical Alumni Prize of Temple University — a tribute for his contributions to the prestige and advancement of the School of Medicine. The Temple Medical Center stands today as a fine monument to Dr. Parkinson's career and years of devotion President Millard Glad-felter of Temple University, wrote in 1961: “The greatness which the future holds for Temple University School of Medicine will be constructed upon the carefullv-laid foundation which Dr. Parkinson has been so instrumental in building.
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ADMINISTRATION MILLARD E. GLADFELTER Ph.D., D. Sc. in Ed., LL.D., Litt.D., L.H.D. President of the University HOWARD YV. BAKER. M.l). Hospital Administrate]
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