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Maid’s Final Battle: Joan of Arc Stands on Insanity Defense
The MAA placed Joan of Arc on trial during its 127th Reunion. Using
the fifteenth century heroine’s heresy conviction as the premise, they
tapped distinguished psychiatrists, accomplished lawyers and a noted
historian to determine if the Maid might be successful claiming an insanity
defense in a modern day common law courtroom.
Administration Profile:
Associate Dean Gregory Handlir
Medicine’s Mission-Based Financial Manager
The medical school has had three deans since 1971. All three have had
the benefit of leaning on Gregory Handlir for financial guidance as
they navigated the often turbulent waters of financial planning.
Alumnus Profile: Paul Hanashiro,
’57
Recollections of Early Trauma Care at Maryland
Shock Trauma Center is world renowned for saving people with life-threatening
injuries. The center’s first clinical director, Paul Hanashiro,
’57, says those early days in Maryland were the highlight of his
career.
Listing of MAA Membership Participants
The Bulletin recognizes alumni, faculty and friends who supported
the alumni association with a membership payment during fiscal year
2002.
Match Day
Members of the senior class learned the locations of their future training
at the annual Match Day Ceremony in Davidge Hall on March 21. Primary
care accounts for 62 percent of this year’s placements.
John Beale Davidge
Alliance
Message
From The President
Reunion 2002
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Prof.
Karen Sullivan, author of
The Interrogation of Joan of Arc. |
