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Trustees

The business and affairs of the Vesalius Trust are managed by the fifteen members of the Board of Directors, informally known as the Trustees. The Trustees serve voluntarily, without compensation or remuneration. They are elected for three year terms. Nominations for election to the Board are made by the Trust's Executive Committee, who consider: the objective criteria of professional experience, AMI, GNSI, AAA, HeSCA, ABCD or other biocommunications organizational involvement, academic and professional affiliations as well as the intangible qualities of life experience, leadership ability, dedication, commitment, and zeal.

Through their actions, the Trustees support the students and professionals in visual communications for the health sciences, but the Trustees act independently of any professional association.


Current Trustees

    Karen Adsit, 2003-2006, 2006-2009
    Anne Altemus, 2005-2008
    Bill Andrews, 2003-2006, 2006-2009
    Mike Belknap, 2005-2008
    Zina Deretsky, 2007-2010
    Marie Dauenheimer, 2005-2008
    David Goodsell, 2003-2006, 2006-2009
    Wayne Heim, 2007-2010
    Barbara Spohn-Lillo, 2007-2010
    Steve Harrison, 2003-2006, 2006-2009
    Jim Perkins, 2007-2010
    David Rini, 2003-2006, 2007-2010
    Gary Schnitz 2005-2008
    Bradley Smith, 2004-2007
    Joan Tycko, 2006-2009

Advisors to the Board

    Alan Branigan
    Donald Biggerstaff
    Gillian Duncan
    Jennifer E. Fairman
    Craig Gosling
    Francine Netter Roberson
    James M. Netter
    Michael Parker, MD
    Mark Schornak
    Linda Warren

Current Officers of the Trust

    Mike Belknap, President
    Mark Schornak, Vice-President
    Bradley Smith, Treasurer
    Steve Harrison, Secretary
    Lisa Warren, Executive Director

Past Trustees and Officers

    Karen Adsit, Board 2003-2006
    Anne Altemus, Board 1995-2000
    Bill Andrews, Board 1989 - 1994, 1996-2001, 1999-2002, 2003-2006
    President 1989 - 1993
    Brent Bauer, Board 1993 - 1995
    Charlotte Bauer, Board 1989 - 1990
    Joan Beck, Board 1989 - 1990
    Mike Belknap, Board 2005-2008
    President 2004 - present,
    Don Biggerstaff, Board 1989 - 1994, 1996 - 2001,
    Vice President 1989 - 1993,
    Secretary 1996,
    Treasurer 1996 - 1997,
    President 1999 - 2001
    Scott Bodell, Board 1994 - 1997,
    Vice President 1996-1997
    Renee Cannon, Board 1998 - 2004
    John Craig, Board 1989 - 1990
    Ranice Crosby, Board 1990 - 1992
    Marie Dauenheimer, Board 1998 - 2004
    Robert Demarest, Board 1989 - 1990
    Carrie DeLorenzo, Board 1994 - 1999
    Marsha Dohrman, Board 1989 - 1990
    Lionelle Elsesser, Board 1991 - 1993
    Jennifer Fairman, Board 2001- 2004, 2004-2007
    Philip Flagler, Board 1991 - 1993
    Harry Germagain, Board 1989
    David Goodsell, Board 2003-2006
    Craig Gosling, Board 2000 - 2002
    Susan Hakola, Board 2000 - 2002
    Steve Harrison, Board 1996 - 2001
    Treasurer 1999 - 2001
    Marcia Hartsock, Board 1989 - 1994, 1996 - 2001
    Secretary 1989 - 1993, 1999 - 2001,
    Treasurer 1995 - 1996
    Tim Hengst, Board 1990 - 1995
    Margaret Henry, Board 1989 - 1991,
    Treasurer 1989 - 1991
    Charlotte Holt, Board 1989
    Joel Ito, Board 1991 - 1993
    Marsha Jessup, Board 1989, 1991 - 1993
    Alice Katz, Board 1989
    Bernie Kida, Board 1994 - 1996
    Stu Kirkland, Board 1991 - 1997
    Taina Litwak, Board 1995 - 2000
    George Lynch, Board 1991 - 1996, 1999 - 2001,
    Vice President 1994 - 1995
    David Mascaro, Board 1993 - 1998
    Teri McDermott, Board 1993 - 1995
    Frank Netter, Board 1989 - 1991
    Tim Phelps, Board 1995 - 2000
    David Rini, Board 2004-2007
    Lewis Sadler, Board 1991 - 1993
    Gary Schnitz, Board 1994 - 1999,
    President 1995-1998, VP 1999
    Mark Schornak, Board 2001 -2004
    Vice President 2004 - present
    Sue Seif, Board 1990 - 1995, 1997-1999,
    Treasurer 1991 - 1994,
    Secretary 1997 - 1999
    Michael Sheridan, Board 1990 - 1992
    Brad Smith, Board 2001 - 2004
    Treasurer 2003 - present
    William Stenstrom, Board 1991 - 1993
    Linda Warren, Board 1997 - 2002,
    Vice President 2000 - 2001
    William Westwood, Board 1989
    Linda Wilson-Pauwels, Board 1992 - 1997

Archivist

    Diane Johnson, M.L.I.M., AMI Archivist
    Dorothy Carpenter Medical Archives
    Wake Forest University School of Medicine
    Medical Center Boulevard
    Winston-Salem, NC 27157-1069
    Tel: 336-716-3690
    Fax: 336-716-2186
    E-mail: dyjohnso@wfubmc.edu

Honorary Board of Trustees

To better recognize the great individual contributions made in the furtherance of the study and effective use of visual communications in medicine and the health sciences by individuals, the Board of Trustees established an additional class of Trustee: Honorary Trustee.

Honorary Trustees enjoy all the rights and privileges of regular Trustees, excepting that they are elected for a term without limit and are not required to attend Board meetings. They do not vote on official business or affairs of the Trust.

In 1994 the Vesalius Trust bestowed Honorary Trustee status on the Charter Members of the Association of Medical Illustrators, in honor of their dedication to art in the service of medicine, and because of their active participation in the establishment of the AMI and their life-long support for the profession.

    Ellamay Breckenridge
    Betty Jane Browning
    Elon H. Clark
    Ranice W. Crosby
    Melford D. Diedrick
    Charles E. Henry
    Margaret H. Henry
    Eila Hopper-Ross
    Lucille C. Innes
    Paul D. Malone
    Mrs. Frank Netter
    Rose M. Reynolds
    Leon Scholssberg
    Eleanor A. Sweezey
    Mary Wick-Thompson

Because of their many years of dedicated and enthusiastic support of the Association of Medical Illustrators and for their active involvement in the establishment the Vesalius Trust, the following persons were elected as Honorary Trustees in 1995:

    Charles E. Henry
    Margaret H. Henry


Scholar Trustees

To encourage participation in the activities of the Trust and further heighten the prestige and value of the scholarship program, the Board of the Vesalius Trust voted to make the recipient of the annual Inez Demonet Scholarship a non-voting (ex officio), one-year member of the Board of Trustees. These Scholar Trustees include:

    1989 John A. Stubblefield, The Johns Hopkins University
    1990 Barbara Harmon, University of Illinois at Chicago
    1991 Franklin B. Forney, Colororado State University
    1992 Nicholas Woolridge, University of Toronto
    1993 Katherine Jones Lattie, The Johns Hopkins University
    1994 Russell Chun, The Johns HopkinsUniversity
    1995 Stephen Graepel, The Johns Hopkins University
    1996 Renee L. Cannon, The Johns Hopkins University
    1997 Jodie Jenkinson, University of Toronto
    1998 Kellie Marsh Holoski, University of Michigan
    1999 Jennifer E. Fairman, The Johns Hopkins University
    2000 Gerard M, Guillot, Medical College of Georgia
    2001 Zena Deretsky, The Johns Hopkins University
    2002 Valerie Weiss, Medical College of Georgia
    2003, Jason Sharpe, University of Toronto
    2004, Joan Tycko, The Johns Hopkins University
    2005, Elina Mer, University of Illinois at Chicago
    2006, Crista Mason, University of Toronto

    The Vesalius Trust Advisory Council

    The goal of the Vesalius Trust is: "to develop and support research and educational programs in visual communications for the health sciences which it is hoped will lead to improved health care." To help assure that the Trust has the benefit of the best advice and counsel as it reaches toward this goal, the Vesalius Trust established an Advisory Council. The Council is comprised of recognized leaders and visionary thinkers from a diverse range of professions, including medical illustration. The Council is a resource of knowledgeable, experienced, and dedicated individuals willing to aid in the development and evaluation of Trust activities.

    Council members come from not only biomedical and allied fields, but also from related professions and industries. Physicians, librarians, publishers, computer scientists, educators, archivists, public relations specialists, artists, photographers, and writers have been invited to become members of the Advisory Council. Membership on the Council is by invitation of the Board of Trustees. There are no dues, nor is travel required. The Council is not a fund-raising group.

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