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ORTHO NEWS News, comments, and service announcements 2002 Ketcham Memorial Award The 2002 Ketcham Memorial Award, given annually in honor of Al- bert H. Ketcham, founding member and first president of the American Board of Orthodontics, has been awarded to Drs Robert J. Isaacson and O. B. Vaughn. This award is the highest honor bestowed by the ABO and is given to persons who, in the ABO’s judgment, have made ex- ceptional contributions to orthodontics. Dr Isaacson received his DDS, MS in orthodontics, and PhD in anatomy from the University of Minnesota. He served in the United States Army as a captain. He has served as professor and chairman of the orthodontics departments at the University of Minnesota, the University of California at San Francisco, and Virginia Common- wealth University. He has served the pro- fession in many capacities through his membership in various professional orga- nizations. He has lectured nationally and internationally, and his research efforts have resulted in many worthwhile publica- tions, both singularly and with his students. His dedication to academics has had a marked impact on orthodontic education over the last 40 years. Dr Isaacson is currently the editor of The Angle Orth- odontist. Dr Vaughn, a native Texan, received his BA from West Texas State College (now West Texas A&M University) and his DDS from Saint Louis University School of Dentistry in 1945. He served as an officer in the Army and the Navy during World War II and the Korean War. He practiced general dentistry in Robstown, Texas, until deciding to spe- cialize in periodontics. He received his MSD from Northwestern University School of Dentistry. He practiced peri- odontics for 10 years before completing his orthodontic training at the University of Missouri at Kansas City, receiving his MS in 1961. Dr Vaughn has been in the exclusive practice of orthodontics in Corpus Christi, Texas, since then. He is board certified in both periodontics and orthodontics. He served the ABO as a director from the Southwestern Society from 1981-1988 and as president in 1988. This is his 22nd consecutive year in service to the ABO. Both of these men are giants in their respective fields, and it gives the ABO great pleasure to acknowledge their achievements. The award will be pre- sented at the 2002 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Orthodontics in Philadelphia. 0889-5406/2002/$35.00 0 8/8/124493 doi:10.1067/mod.2002.124493 Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2002;121:435 Copyright © 2002 by the American Association of Orthodontists. ESTATE PLANNING & PLANNED GIVING Estate Planning: The AAO Foundation offers information on estate planning to AAO members and their advisors on a complimentary basis and at no obligation. Planned giving: Those individuals who are contemplating a gift to the AAO Foundation through their estates are asked to contact the AAOF prior to proceeding. Please call (800) 424-2481, extension 246. Please remember the AAO Foundation in your estate planning. 435 American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics /April 2002

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ORTHO NEWS

News, comments, and service announcements

2002 Ketcham MemorialAward

The 2002 Ketcham MemorialAward, given annually in honor of Al-bert H. Ketcham, founding member andfirst president of the American Board ofOrthodontics, has been awarded to DrsRobert J. Isaacson and O. B. Vaughn.This award is the highest honor bestowedby the ABO and is given to persons who,in the ABO’s judgment, have made ex-ceptional contributions to orthodontics.

Dr Isaacson received his DDS, MS inorthodontics, and PhD in anatomy from theUniversity of Minnesota. He served in theUnited States Army as a captain. He hasserved as professor and chairman of theorthodontics departments at the Universityof Minnesota, the University of Californiaat San Francisco, and Virginia Common-wealth University. He has served the pro-fession in many capacities through his

membership in various professional orga-nizations. He has lectured nationally andinternationally, and his research effortshave resulted in many worthwhile publica-tions, both singularly and with his students.His dedication to academics has had amarked impact on orthodontic educationover the last 40 years. Dr Isaacson iscurrently the editor of The Angle Orth-odontist.

Dr Vaughn, a native Texan, receivedhis BA from West Texas State College(now West Texas A&M University) andhis DDS from Saint Louis UniversitySchool of Dentistry in 1945. He servedas an officer in the Army and the Navyduring World War II and the KoreanWar. He practiced general dentistry inRobstown, Texas, until deciding to spe-cialize in periodontics. He received hisMSD from Northwestern UniversitySchool of Dentistry. He practiced peri-odontics for 10 years before completinghis orthodontic training at the University

of Missouri at Kansas City, receiving hisMS in 1961. Dr Vaughn has been in theexclusive practice of orthodontics inCorpus Christi, Texas, since then. He isboard certified in both periodontics andorthodontics. He served the ABO as adirector from the Southwestern Societyfrom 1981-1988 and as president in1988. This is his 22nd consecutive yearin service to the ABO.

Both of these men are giants in theirrespective fields, and it gives the ABOgreat pleasure to acknowledge theirachievements. The award will be pre-sented at the 2002 Annual Meeting of theAmerican Association of Orthodontics inPhiladelphia.

0889-5406/2002/$35.00 � 0 8/8/124493doi:10.1067/mod.2002.124493Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2002;121:435Copyright © 2002 by the American Association ofOrthodontists.

ESTATE PLANNING & PLANNED GIVING

Estate Planning: The AAO Foundation offers information on estate planning to AAOmembers and their advisors on a complimentary basis and at no obligation.

Planned giving: Those individuals who are contemplating a gift to the AAO Foundationthrough their estates are asked to contact the AAOF prior to proceeding. Please call (800)424-2481, extension 246.

Please remember the AAO Foundation in your estate planning.

435American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics/April 2002