Veritas, Vol. 06, No. 07, January 10, 1966

              SPEAKING OF PEOPLE
Dr. Luella N. Dambaugh. geography, has been appointed the U.S. representative on the Committee on Teaching and Texts of the Pan American Institute of Geography and History.
Dr. Waino W. Suojanen. chairman, management, was a member of the program committee for the Silver Anniversary meeting of the Academy of Management in New York City. He also served as chairman of the session on Military Administration...
Barry J. Hersker. marketing, is author of an article on “Women's Apparel Manufacturing in Florida: A Florida Industry Study,’’ in the November issue of Business and Economic Dimensions, published by the University of Florida...
Albert E. Bachmann, management, conducted a program in
Richard J. Horwich. lecturer in law, will address the American Society of Women Accountants, Miami chapter, Jan. 11 at the Dupont Plaza. His topic: “Second Look at Partnership Taxation.’’...
Dr. Harold L. Rover, accounting, is author of “The Evaluation of Bookkeeping and Accounting Examinations,’’ published in the Sixth Mental Measurements Yearbook.
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
Office of Public Information
January 10, 1966
Voi. 6, No. 7
IMS SCIENTISTS OFF TO ANTARCTIC
Three marine biologists from the Institute
______________________ of Marine Science will participate in the
first phase of a new intensive study of the Antarctic Ocean. Dr. Jack Fell, Dr. Christopher Martin and Mr. John Walsh will leave Miami Jan. 12 for Punta Arenas, Chile, where they will board the U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker Eastwind for the expedition into the south polar seas, sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
CLARKE JOINS UM AS DPR
Lynn B. Clarke, public relations executive and former Time Inc. staff member, joined the UM Jan. 1 as Director of Public Relations, succeeding Ray Cole Olding who left the University Dec. 1. Mr. Clarke was president of the PR firm of Russell, Clarke & Brantley, Inc. of St. Petersburg, which he organized in 1957 after 10 years with Time Inc. in editorial, promotional and sales positions. He is a graduate of Princeton University where he majored in history and American civilization. In addition to public and community relations for the UM, he will supervise operations of the Public Information Office headed by Nedra McNamara.
LEWIS NAMED ASSOCIATE DEAN
Dr. George T. Lewis, professor and chair-
__________________ man of the department of biochemistry, has
been appointed associate dean of the School of Medicine, effective Feb. 1. He will succeed Dr. John C. Finerty who is leaving to become dean of the School of Medicine at Louisiana State University.
NCCH GETS ADMINISTRATOR
Charles D. Trexler has been named adminis-
_________________ trator of the National Children’s Cardiac
Hospital of the School of Medicine. For the past six years assistant director of the teaching hospital and clinics of the University of Florida, Mr. Trexler also served three years as assistant manager of private patient services for the N.C. Memorial Hospital.
HEW SPONSORS NEW CUBAN MED COURSE
At the urging of the US Department of Health, Education and Welfare, the School of Medicine will offer a three-month basic medical science course to refugee Cuban dentists, veterinarians and pharmacists, beginning January 10. The program is supported by a grant from HEW through the Cuban Refugee Emergency Program. Dean Nicholson is director of the program to be administered by Dr. Rafael Penalver, Dr. John K. Robinson, and Dr. William B. Deichmann, associate director. Visiting professors will supplement the medical faculty as teaching staff.