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LOCAL NEWS
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Probus Club cites 2 academics
scientists which gained na-
tional attention for its re-
search in the,field of cancer.
This included the study of
Nafazatrom, a new drug
which has stopped the
growth and spread of
malignant tumors in test
animals.
A member of the WSU fa-
culty since 1980, Dr. Sloane
holds B.S. and M.A. degrees
from Duke University and a
Ph.D. degree from Rutgers
University. Prior to joining
WSU, Dr. Sloane served on
the faculties at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania and
Michigan State University.
Dr. Sloane is a member of
the American Physiological
Society, American Society
for Cell Biology, American
Association for Cancer Re-
search and the American
Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science.
Dr. Whall has established
a reputation — locally and
nationally — for her re-.
search work in Alzheimer's
Disease and other illnesses
related to the mental health
of the aged. She was one of
only four nursing scholars
in the nation to receive a
Faculty Development
Award from the National
Institute of Mental Health
for post-doctoral study and
Dr. Bonnie Sloane
the first nurse to receive re-
search support from the
Dr. Sloane has conducted Michigan Department of
extensive research into the Health.
A member of the WSU
coronary aspects of heart
disease and was also a nursing faculty since 1978,
member of the WSU team of Dr. Whall received her
Two Wayne State Uni-
Versify professors have been
tamed the recipients of the
'2nd Annual Probus Club
awards for Academic
Achievement.
They are: Dr. Bonnie F.
Sloane, assistant professor
of pharmacology in the
WSU School of Medicine,
nd Dr. Ann L. Whall, asso-
iate professor in the Col-
lege of Nursing.
The awards, granted an-
nually to WSU faculty in
the fields of the humanities
and natural sciences, offer
1,000, without restric-
ions, and Probus -Club
Jaques of recognition.
`0/SU chemistry prof cited
Wayne State University
Chemistry Prof. Stanley
Kirschner of Huntington
Woods has been named one
of six national winners of
the Chemical Manufactur-
ers Association's (CMA)
( Catalyst Awards for 1984.
Kirschner will receive a
medal, citation and $1,500.
, Kirschner, a faculty
member since 1954, is the
Rabbi Kahane
due in Detroit
The Jewish Idea of Met-
ropolitan Detroit an-
nounces Rabbi Meir
Kahane will be in Detroit on
May 21-22.
Rabbi Kahane is the
founder of the Jewish De-
fense League and most re-
cently founded Jews
Against Jackson. Cur-
rently, Rabbi Kahane is
running for Israel's Knesset
from the Kach Party.
Any Jewish organization
who is interested in having
Rabbi Kahane as a guest
speaker should contact
Chapter President Harriet
Drissman, 851-4019.
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ceive the award.
Kirschner has been direc-
tor of the general chemistry Cancer group •
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1977. Foy the last few years, slates meeting
he has chaired the Society
A Focus on Living with
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Education of the American Cancer meeting will be held
7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the
Chemical Society.
He has been honored by Southfield Civic Center,
the Brazilian Academy of ,room 111. Cancer patients
Sciences, the Czechoslovak and family members are
Academy of Sciences, and welcome to attend.
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the Japan Society for the
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Promotion of Science. He
was the official U.S. dele- Society, 557-5353.
gate to the Golden Jubilee of
the Indian Chemical
Society of Calcutta.
Other honors include the
Distinguished Service
Award of the Detroit section
of the American Chemical
Society, the WSU
President's Award for Ex-
cellence in Teaching and a
Faculty Research Award of
the WSU chapter of the
Society of Sigma Xi.
A 1950 magna cum laude
graduate of Brooklyn Col-
lege, Kirschner also re-
ceived a master's degree
from Harvard University in
1952 and a doctorate from
the University of Illinois-
Urbana in 1954.
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degrees from WSU. Before
coming to WSU, she in-
itiated anew public health
nursing program for under-
graduate students at
Madonna College and also
served as an instructor in
the program.
Dr. Whall is a member of
the Council of Nurse Re-
searchers, American
Nurses Association, Mid-
west Nurse Research
Society and the Gerontology
Society.
The Probus Club, which is
granting the awards, is an
organization of Jewish pro-
fessional businessmen, es-
tablished in 1939.
In addition to the annual
WSU awards, initiated to
bring recognition to the
achievements of younger
faculty, the club contributes
gifts and grants to indi-
vidual Detroit hospitals and
charities. The club has also
provided financial assis-
tance for the college educa-
tion of more than 100 stu-
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