University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - Scope Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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FACULTY

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I - .I ..5..n..I l I 'A- I BGCK ONE 0 FACULTY EDICAL Students at Pennsylvania are proud of their faculty. They feel that no finer or more universally respected faculty exists in the country today. This view applies not alone to professors, but to associates, assistants, and instructors as well. A relatively greater part of a student's time is spent with the latter group in practical application of medical principles, thus it is a natural consequence that we enlarge the section to include more of them. We regret our inability to include all of the more than five hundred members of the faculty. Of necessity, we have included only those actively engaged in teaching the class as a whole. Other factors beyond our control have further reduced the number whose pictures we had hoped to present.

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FACULTY WILLIAM H. F. ADDISON Prcfessor of I-listologx and Enfhrxoiogx B.A., Toronto, '02, M.B., '05, M.D., 'I7. Assistant in Biology, Toronto, 'OZ-'04, Demonstrator of Histology and Embryology, Pennsylvania, '05- 'l2, Assistant Professor, 'l2-'l9, Professor, 'I9-. J. HAROLD AUSTIN Professor of Research Medicine B.S., Pennsylvania, '05, M.D., '08. Associate in Research Medicine, Pennsylvania, 'll-'l4, Associate in Medicine, 'l2-'17, Assistant Rocke- feller Institute, 'I9-'20, Associate, '20-'2l, Professor of Research Medicine, Pennsylvania, '22-. HENRY C. BAZETT Professor of Physiology B.A., Oxford, M.B., B.Ch., 'I I, Rad- cliffe Traveling Fellow, 'I2-'l4, M.A., 'I3, M.D., 'l9, L.R.C.P., 'll Demonstrator of Physiol09Yr St. Thomas Hospital, 'l0-'llg Fellow, Magdalen, Oxford, 'l2-'20, demon- strator of pathology, 'I3-'l5, Chris- topher Welch lecturer of Clinical Physiology, 'l2-'2l, Professor of Physiology, Pennsylvania, '2l-. WILLIAMS B. CADWALADER Professor of Neurology Princeton, '98, M.D., Pennsylvania, '02. Assistant in Neurology, Penn- sylvania, '02-'2I, Associate in Neurology and Neuropathology and later Assistant Professor of Neu- rology, 'ZI-'29, Professor of Neu- rology, '29-. FERGUSON- The Trendelenberg operation is the qntemort FRANCIS HEED ADLER Professor of Ophthalmology A.B., Pennsylvania, 'l6, A.M., '18, M.D., 'I9. Instructor in Physiology, Pennsylvania, '22-'32, Instructor in Ophthalmology, '24-'36, Associate in Physiology, '32-'36, Professor of Ophthalmology, '36-. CARL BACHMAN Professor of Obstetrics A.B., Pennsylvania, 'l7, M.D., '23, Fellow and Instructor in Obstetrics, Pennsylvania, '25-'29, Visiting Pro- fessor of Obstetrics and Gyneco- lo!-JY, Chula-longkorn University, Siam, '29-'32, Research Fellow in Biochemistry, Rockefeller Founda- tion, Leipzig, '32-'33, Research Fellow in Biochemistry, McGill, '33- '35g Assistant Professor of Obstet- rics, Pennsylvania, '35-'38, Profes- sor, '38-. OSCAR V. BATSON Professor of Anatomy, Graduate School of Medicine. Associate in Otolaryngology A.B., Missouri, 'l6, A.M., 'l8, M.D., St. Louis, '20. Instructor of Anat- omy, Wisconsin, '20-'2l, Assistant Professor of Anatomy, Cincinnati, '2l-'24, Associate Professor, '24- '27, Professor, '27-'28, Professor of Anatomy, Graduate School of Medicine, Pennsylvania, '28-, In- structor of Otolaryngology, '36-'40, Associate, '40-. EDWARD H. CAMPBELL Professor of Clinical OtolaryngOlOQY Pennsylvania, 'l5, M.D., 'I9. In- structor in Otolaryngology, Penn- sylvania, '24-'29, Associate, '29- '3'5, Assistant Professor, '35-'39, Professor of Clinical Otolaryng0I- ogy! D em removal of a pulmonary thrombus. Sixteen A.B Ass cial oml An: tan Ani Pen A.B sylv ped Geo I M.D str clog Ass Arn of Coll fess ven '39- Pro D.DI Ass Pen Ma' fess '37-