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New Zealand Endodontics society seeks speakers
JOURNAL OF ENDODONTICS I VOL 1, NO 12, DECEMBER 1975
endodontic failures to successes." A lengthy discussion also was held on participation in the future New York State Society of Endodontists. Officers of the Academy are Ralph Vescio, president; Joseph Panebianco, vice-president; and Hugh Morris, secretary-treasurer. Eugene Natkin of Seattle has been installed as president of the Northwest Academy of Endodontists. Other new officers are Bernard Zeldow, wce-president; Henry Harbert, treasurer; Neil Bryant, secretary, and Dennis Kobata, membership chairman. During June 9 ceremonies, the Northern California Academy of Endodontics installed Richard Burns as president, Duane Kolar as vice-president, Stephen Fox as secretary, and Cyril Freedman as treasurer.
New Zealand Endodontics Society Seeks Speakers Auckland, New Zealand: The New Zealand Society of Endodontics, which has more than 100 members, will be holding a full schedule of meetings and is seeking qualified speakers for its functions. Any A A E member who is planning to be in the New Zealand area and who has material which he feels might be suitable for presentation to a group interested in cndodontics is asked to contact W. D. Prowse at PO Box 28-084, Rernuera, Auckland 5, New Zealand.
Correction The research projects by Drs. Hapcook, Hickam, and Lang were erroneously listed in the July issue as being from the Nassau County Medical Center, New York. These studies were actually conducted at Indiana University. The Editor apologizes for the error.
K.,.: Robert Goren (left), president of the Maryland State Endodontic Society, congratulates Stephen Cohen, University of the Pacific dental school, after his lecture during the recent annual meeting of the Maryland State Dental Association. Shown with them ([rom left) are Robert L. Wilson, president-elect o] the MSDA; Arnold Feldman, MSES immediate past president; and John Patterson, program chairman.
AAE ENDOWMENT AND MEMORIAL FOUNDATION Research Committee The American Association of Endodontists Endowment and Memorial Foundation was formed to fulfill several much needed functions for endodontics. One function of the Foundation is to financially support basic research or other research where the results will benefit the general public. These benefits can result in direct and indirect improvements in teaching techniques, or patient care and treatment methods, or both. The Research Committee has the responsibility of reviewing applications for financial support and for making recommendations to the Board
of Trustees of the Foundation. One of the Board's responsibilities is to accept or reject recommendations made by the Research Committee. Funds for such research programs are limited and are for a one-year period only per application. Applications and protocol for such research support are now being drawn up. When they are completed, applications may be obtained from the A A E Endowment and Memorial Foundation, PO Box 11728, Northside Station, Atlanta, Ga 30305. John Dowson George Israel
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endodontic failures to successes." A lengthy discussion also was held on participation in the future New York State Society of Endodontists. Officers of the Academy are Ralph Vescio, president; Joseph Panebianco, vice-president; and Hugh Morris, secretary-treasurer. Eugene Natkin of Seattle has been installed as president of the Northwest Academy of Endodontists. Other new officers are Bernard Zeldow, wce-president; Henry Harbert, treasurer; Neil Bryant, secretary, and Dennis Kobata, membership chairman. During June 9 ceremonies, the Northern California Academy of Endodontics installed Richard Burns as president, Duane Kolar as vice-president, Stephen Fox as secretary, and Cyril Freedman as treasurer.
New Zealand Endodontics Society Seeks Speakers Auckland, New Zealand: The New Zealand Society of Endodontics, which has more than 100 members, will be holding a full schedule of meetings and is seeking qualified speakers for its functions. Any A A E member who is planning to be in the New Zealand area and who has material which he feels might be suitable for presentation to a group interested in cndodontics is asked to contact W. D. Prowse at PO Box 28-084, Rernuera, Auckland 5, New Zealand.
Correction The research projects by Drs. Hapcook, Hickam, and Lang were erroneously listed in the July issue as being from the Nassau County Medical Center, New York. These studies were actually conducted at Indiana University. The Editor apologizes for the error.
K.,.: Robert Goren (left), president of the Maryland State Endodontic Society, congratulates Stephen Cohen, University of the Pacific dental school, after his lecture during the recent annual meeting of the Maryland State Dental Association. Shown with them ([rom left) are Robert L. Wilson, president-elect o] the MSDA; Arnold Feldman, MSES immediate past president; and John Patterson, program chairman.
AAE ENDOWMENT AND MEMORIAL FOUNDATION Research Committee The American Association of Endodontists Endowment and Memorial Foundation was formed to fulfill several much needed functions for endodontics. One function of the Foundation is to financially support basic research or other research where the results will benefit the general public. These benefits can result in direct and indirect improvements in teaching techniques, or patient care and treatment methods, or both. The Research Committee has the responsibility of reviewing applications for financial support and for making recommendations to the Board
of Trustees of the Foundation. One of the Board's responsibilities is to accept or reject recommendations made by the Research Committee. Funds for such research programs are limited and are for a one-year period only per application. Applications and protocol for such research support are now being drawn up. When they are completed, applications may be obtained from the A A E Endowment and Memorial Foundation, PO Box 11728, Northside Station, Atlanta, Ga 30305. John Dowson George Israel
379