to neurological science psychiatry
and industrial medicine, oppor-
tunities which are not so extensive
in Ann Arbor.
(Cni eediiageEven if the merger talks never
The University is requesting get past the talking stage there
planning funds for the building will still be cooperation between
this year. The building will make . the two schools in the interests of
it possible for all medical school balanced statewide development,
departments to move into the according to Dr. Scott.
medical center area and obtain
acquate facilities. At present, the I THE MORE distant fiture,
departments are in the East Medi- ' and the subject of some debate,
cal building. which the medical has been the question of a third
school has called "inadequate and medical school
obsolete" for medical school needs. Plans for a new school are in-
definite. No location has yet been
LSO PLANNED is a children's agreed upon by state medical lead-
hospital, a chronie discase s ie, although several places-in-
pital., and sparaIc cancer and cluding Detroit, East Lansing,
imientat re.ret buildings. Grand Rapids and Flint have been
These proposed buildings. while considered.
not directly connected w ith the Di Sanger in his study of state
medical school, still will provide, ' medical education needs, says that
in the words of one observer, a when Wayne State medical college
"tremendous impact" on students' has expanded to 200, the state will
education in addition to the non- . have the equivalent of four large
educational benefits of the new medical schools, which he says is
buildings. enough medical growth for the
According to this observer, state for the next five years.
In his report for the state legis-
Chancellor of the Medical College Currently the University is accepting ?00 first year medical students. They are trained in facilities lative study commission on higher
of Virginia Dr. W. T. Sanger, the of the University's Medical Center, seen here from the air. education, he proposed that the
medical college at Wayne State state make a comprehensive study
has potential that can be developed more, depending on when con- year students, according to Dean President Clarence Hilberry that in the period from 1963 to 1966 of
at lower than usual cost for medi- struction is started. It is possible Scott. there be a University-Wayne State its needs for that period and fu-
cal education, that this sum could be reduced by Because of already extensive merger, have been the comple- ture periods.
Wayne received $285,000 last $1,300,000, by being earmarked by hospital facilities in Detroit, mentary features of the two medi-
year to increase its medical school the federal government, if early Wayne's need for building expen- cal schools. "rHE COMMITTEE on Medical
enrollment to 125 from its former action for financing is taken. sive new hospital facilities for Education Needs in Michigan,
75 figure, teaching purposes is "obviated," ALTHOUGH both must have on the other hand, says that de-
Longer range plans at Wayne 'W'ITH THESE additions, to- according to Dean Scott. Other balanced medical school pro- velopment of a third medical
State include a laboratory and gether with sufficient extra treas in the state would need to grams, duplication can be avoided school should start immediately.
faculty office wing for its modern operating funds, the Wayne State have these hospital facilities built, in specialized departments. It says that even if the state
medical science building to cost medical college could step up its Recently discussed, because of Wayne State, for example, has had had the total of 475 physicians
from $2,600,000 to $3,000,000 or freshman enrollment to 200 first the suggestion of Wayne State's .an excellent chance to contribute (Concluded on Page 7)
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