Southern Society for Clinical Investigation

Former Presidents

1947    Tinsley R. Harrison
1978    Harold D. Green
1949    Arthur J. Merrill
1950    Thomas Findley
1951    Paul B. Beeson
1952    Eugene A. Stead, Jr.
1953    George T. Harrell, Jr.
1954    George E. Burch
1955    Walter H. Sheldon
1956    Arthur C. Guyton
1957    Albert Segaloff
1958    Lewis G. Welt
1959    C. Thorpe Ray
1960    Laurence H. Kyle
1961    Holbrooke S. Seltzer
1962    Kenneth R. Crispell
1963    Ivan L. Bennett, Jr.
1964    Donald W. Seldin
1965    Grant W. Liddle
1966    Sam A. Threefoot
1967    George E. Schreiner
1968    Herbert O. Sieker
1969    Gerald S. Berenson
1970    Marvin D. Siperstein
1971    John A. Pierce
1972    W. Jape Taylor
1973    Alfred J. Bollet
1974    James S. Wyngaarden
1975    John H. Phillips
1976    Harold J. Fallon
1977    Daniel W. Foster
1978    Wadi N. Suki
1979    John A. Oates
1980    Paul D. Webster, III
1981    Charles E. Rackley
1982    John Dietschy
1983    Peter Kohler
1984    Jay H. Stein
1985    Sanford B. Krantz
1986    Manuel Martinez-Maldonado
1987    William Yarger
1988    Alan Garber
1989    Juha Kokko
1990    Gregory R. Mundy
1991    Phillip P. Toskes
1992    Jay S. Skyler
1993    Martin H. Steinberg
1994    James B. Dale
1995    Donald M. Miller
1996    Charles S. Wingo
1997    Richard W. McCallum
1998    Charles Mansbach
1999    Jules B. Puschett
2000    Sandra Sabatini
2001    Raymond N. DuBlois
2002    Richard D. deShazo
2003    David W. Ploth
2004    Michael S. Bronze
2005    Christopher R. Marino
2006    Donald E. Wesson
2007    L. Lee Hamm, III

University of Florida

Mission Statement

The Southern Society for Clinical Investigation is dedicated to the advancement of medical research and the exchange of knowledge, information and ideas. Its members are committed to mentoring future generations of medical investigators and promoting careers in academic medicine.

Vision

The Southern Society for Clinical Investigation will be recognized as the premier regional society supporting the advancement of medical research by sponsoring an annual meeting, recognizing excellence in academic medicine, developing programs specifically to support young medical investigators, and publishing The American Journal of the Medical Sciences.