THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 20, 1984
LOCAL NEWS
Physicians to install Coskey
at medical alumni reunion
Dr. Ralph J. Coskey will
be installed as president of
the Wayne State University
School of Medicine Alumni
Association at the organiza-
tion's Medical Alumni Reu-
nion Day on May 12 at the
Michigan Inn.
Dr. Coskey
A graduate of the class of
1955, Dr. Coskey is in the
private practice of derma-
tology and is a clinical pro-
fessor at the WSU School of
Medicine. He is co-chief of
the dermatology section at
Sinai Hospital.
He holds memberships in
many professional organ-
izations, including the
American Academy of
Dermatology,-, the Noah
Worcester Dermatologic
Society and the Society of
Investigative Dermatology.
He is a past president of the
Michigan Dermatological
Society.
He has published exten-
sively in his field, with 83
articles and letters to his
credit in a variety of publi-
cations, and has served on
the editorial board of the
Journal of Dermatology and
Allergy for the Practicing
Physician.
of vascular radiology at the
University of California,
San Diego, Medical Center,
and director of the radiology
research laboratory at the
Veterans Administration
Hospital in La Jolla, Calif.
One of the country's lead-
ing experts in the field of
cardiovascular radiology,
Dr. Bookstein has published
140 research articles, 15
book chapters and one book
on the topic. He has lectured
around the world on aspects
of diagnostic radiology and
angiography. In addition,
he is vice president of the
San Diego chapter of Physi-
cians for Social Responsibil-
ity.
Dr. Walt, the Penberthy
professor and chairman of
surgery at the WSU School
of Medicine, has been asso-
ciated with WSU since
1961. He served as assistant
and associate dean of
medicine from 1964 to 1970.
He also is chief of surgery at
Harper-Grace Hospitals.
Dr. Walt has edited two
books, published more than
100 scientific papers and
has held numerous editorial
board positions. He has
been visiting professor at
virtually all the major med-
ical schools in the country.
Among his , many profes-
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Dr. Walt
sional affiliations, he is vice
chairman of the American
Board of Surgery, a member
of the executive committee
of the American Board of
Medical Specialties, and a
past president of the Michi-
gan Chapter of the Ameri-
can College of Surgeons, the
American Association for
the Surgery of Trauma, and
the Central Surgical Asso-
ciation.
The medical alumni reu-
nion day will offer clinical
sessions on "WSU Medical
Advances — 1984," ap-
proved for six Continuing
Medical Education credits.
For information, call the
Department of University
Relations, 577-1495.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fen-
kell have dedicated a dor-
mitory room at Bar-Ilan
University, announced
Phillip Stollman, chairman
of Bar-Ilan's global board of
trustees. The room will bear
the 'name of the Fenkells'
grandchildren, Jane
Elizabeth Fenkell and
Aaron Fenkell Belen.
The university has the
, lowest proportion of dormit-
ory space in relation to stu-
dent size of any college in
Israel. This has caused
Bar-Ilan to be put in the
situation of having to deny
dormitory space to qualified
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Such students must se-
cure expensive off-campus
housing, go elsewhere for
their academic studies or
not attend any university at
all.
For information on Bar-
Ilan's dormitory sponsor-
ship program, call the uni-
versity's local office, 398-
7180.
Haverim Home residents
guests at area Seder
Residents from two of the
Haverim Homes operated
by the Jewish Association
for Retarded Citizens
(JARC) were guests of
Cong. Beth Shalom for the
second Pesach Seder Tues-
day night.
It was, according to Rena
Friedberg of the JARC, the
first time such an invitation
had been extended to the
residents.
A group of four people
from the Solomon H. Grus-
kin Haverim Home on De-
vonshire in Southfield and
two residents of the Louis
Blumberg Home on Elm
Park in Pleasant Ridge ac-
cepted the Seder invitation
from Rabbi David A. Nel-
son. Two JARC staff mem-
bers accompanied the resi-
dents to the Seder.
Haverim Home residents
who did not go to family
Seders Monday night had
the opportunity to attend
the JARC Seder at the Sam
and Jean Frankel Haverim
Home on Kingshire in
Southfield.
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The Fenkells have been
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Dr. Bookstein
Dr. Joseph J. Bookstein,
meanwhile, has been
named distingiushed alum-
nus of the WSU School of
Medicine, and Dr. Alexan-
der J. Walt has been chosen
to receive the alumni asso-
ciation's Lawrence M.
Weiner Award for outstand-
ing achievement of a non-
alumnus." The awards will
be presented at the alumni
reunion day.
A graduate of the class of
1954, Dr. Bookstein is a pro-
fessor of radiology and chief
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