2004 President's Award - Entire WDS Executive Committee | News & Information of the Women's Dermatologic Society

Entire WDS Executive Committee Receives President’s Award

Marianne O'Donoghue, MD, presented the President's Award to her entire Executive Committee for all of their efforts on behalf of the WDS over the past year.

2004 WDS Executive Committee
President Marianne N. O'Donoghue, MD (2003-04) Oak Brook, IL Vice President Sandra I. Read, MD (2003-04) Washington, DC Treasurer Elizabeth I. McBurney, MD (2003-06) Slidell, LA 70458-2179 Secretary Janet G. Hickman, MD (2001-04) Lynchburg, VA Historian E. Dorinda Shelley, MD (2002-05) Grand Grapids, OH	Past President Lenore S. Kakita, MD (2003-04) Glendale, CA WDS Parliamentarian Margaret E. Parsons, MD (2003-07) Sacramento, CA International Representative Marcia Ramos-e-Silva, MD, PhD (2002-04) Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL Second-Year Board Representative Richard B. Odom, MD (2003-05) San Francisco, CA 94123 Editor, WDS Newsletter / Ex-Officio Kathryn Schwarzenberger, MD Lebanon, NH 03756

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The Women's Dermatologic Society supports the careers and professional development of women dermatologists. The mission of the Women’s Dermatologic Society is to help women in dermatology achieve their greatest personal and professional potential by striving to foster, promote, and support women’s issues in dermatology; identify, train, and recognize women leaders in dermatology; provide a forum for developing relationships and the exchange of ideas and research relevant to women’s issues; and promote the highest possible standards of ethics, research, patient care and education, as well as public education. WDS is comprised of more than 1,500 members nationally and internationally, representing all sub-specialties in dermatology and work in private practice, academics and research.