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Interim President James Wagner has appointed
an advisory committee in the national search for a successor to
Nathan Berger as dean of medicine and vice president for medical
affairs.
The national executive search firm Korn/Ferry
International will assist in the search.
The advisory committee will likely contact
members of the School of Medicine to seek nominations and suggestions
of persons to be considered for the position.
Members of the advisory committee include:
Murray D. Altose, professor of medicine and chief of staff, Louis
Stokes Cleveland Veterans Affairs Medical Center; Ben H. Brouhard,
professor of pediatrics; executive vice president for medical
affairs and chief of staff, MetroHealth Medical Center; Lindsey
Henson, vice dean-designate for medical education and medical
affairs; Jonathan Karn, professor and chair, molecular biology
and microbiology; Lynn T. Landmesser, professor and chair, neurosciences;
Edith Lerner, associate professor, department of nutrition and
chair, CWRU Faculty Senate; Martin I. Resnick, professor and chair,
urology and chairman, department of urology, Lakeside Hospital;
Frederick C. Robbins, University professor emeritus and dean emeritus
and professor emeritus, epidemiology and biostatistics; Eric Topol,
provost and chief academic officer and chairman, department of
cardiovascular medicine, Cleveland Clinic Foundation; Patrick
C. Walsh, CWRU trustee and David Hall McConnell Professor and
director, department of urology and urologist-in-chief, the James
Buchanan Brady Urological Institute, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions;
James K. V. Willson, Robert W. Kellermeyer Professor of Oncology
and director, CWRU/UHC Ireland Cancer Center; May L. Wykle, professor
and dean, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing.
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