The 7:30 p.m. program Sunday at
Temple Shir Shalom is free. There is
a $35 charge, which includes lunch,
for Monday's programs at WSU.
For information, call the Cohen-
Haddow Center, (313) 577-2679.

Notes

Jonathan L. Golob of Bloomfield Hills
has been admitted to the medical sci-
ence training program at the University
of Washington Medical School. Golob
will graduate in May from Johns
Hopkins University in Baltimore with a
degree in biomedical engineering. He is
the son of Carol and Michael Golob.

Dr. Daniel Hoard of Bloomfield Hills
has joined the surgical staff of Sinai-
Grace Hospital in Detroit. He is
board-eligible in orthopedic surgery
with a clinical interest in general
orthopedic surgery. He treats patients
in Detroit at the Sinai-Grace Hospital
orthopedic department and in
Farmington Hills.

Harvey Yates of
Birmingham, president
of Yates Office Supply
in Detroit, has been
elected president of the
Detroit Medical
Center Guild. He is
the immediate past
president of the
Detroit Executives
Association, vice chair
of the Arthritis Foundation-Michigan
Chapter and vice president of the
National Bindrite Binding Association.
The DMC Guild is a group of DMC
physicians, vendors, administrators,
employees and friends in the Detroit
metropolitan community- committed to
raising funds to aid in the continuance
of many programs throughout the
DMC by annually sponsoring a series of
educational and recreational events.

Dr. Don R. Powell of
Bloomfield,
president of the
American Institute
for Preventive
Medicine in
Farmington Hills, is
the recipient of the
2001 Hod Ogden
Dr. Don
Award sponsored by
Powell
the Centers for
Disease Control and
the Association of State and Territorial
Directors of Health Promotion. He
was recognized for his role in the cre-

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ative use of the mass media to pro-
mote healthy lifestyles and his devel-
opment of self-care guides to teach
people of all ages to make better
health decisions.

Dr. Gabriel Sosne of Oak Park was
awarded a five-year Physician Scientist
Award by the National Eye Institute of
the National Institute of Health. He is
a clinical ophthalmologist at Henry
Ford Hospital in Detroit and associate
professor at Wayne State University.
He is conducting research on a new
healing agent for eye injuries.

Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg
of Orchard Lake has
been appointed assis-
tant dean for clinical
science at the Wayne
State University School
of Medicine. He is
responsible for direct-
ing and overseeing the
Dr. Kenneth
clinical courses and
Ginsburg
experiences of the
undergraduate medical
students at the school. He continues to
serve as associate professor of obstetrics
and gynecology.

The Wayne Sate
University School of
Medicine received a
$100,000 bequest
from the estate of
Shirley Kyle, desig-
nated for the George
Mogill Family
Medicine Award
Dr. George
Endowment. Dr.
Mogill
George Mogill of
Bloomfield Township
was one of the first
physicians in the nation to receive
board certification in family practice;
Mrs. Kyle was a long-time patient of
his. The endowment honors Mogill's
professional accomplishments and per-
sonal qualities and was established to
recognize and promote excellence in
family medicine by funding annual
major awards to promising year-four
WSU school of Medicine students
entering residency training in family
medicine.

Dr. David Alan Schwartz of
Birmingham is the recipient of the
Physician Partner of the Year Award
from Bi-County Community Hospital
(Osteopathic) in Warren. The award is
given to a physician who exhibits care,
concern and professionalism in all
dealings with patients, colleagues and
co-workers throughout the hospital.

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