The
Robert E. Scully
Professorship in Pathology
Inspiring Excellence: Dr. Robert E. Scully
 The study of pathology – and the
world of academic medicine at the Massachusetts General
Hospital (MGH), Harvard Medical School (HMS) and beyond – has
been indelibly impacted by the contributions of Dr. Robert
E. Scully, a 1944 graduate of HMS whose entire professional
career, apart from his time devoted to military service,
has been spent at the university’s teaching hospitals.
A renowned pathologist, investigator, teacher and mentor,
Dr. Scully’s outstanding service to the MGH and
HMS communities and the world of medicine at large has
spanned more than five decades – from 1950, when
he first accepted an offer from Dr. Tracy B. Mallory
to serve as assistant pathologist at the MGH, until his
retirement in 2005.
Opening the Door: Your Gift to Support the Robert
E. Scully, MD, Professorship
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The establishment
of this vital position not only will honor a great
pathologist whose life and career remain forever
tied to the MGH and HMS – it also will ensure
the continuation of his legacy for generations
to come. The creation of the Robert E. Scully,
MD, Professorship relies upon the generous support
of friends of Dr. Scully throughout the world,
as well as friends of the two institutions to which
he has given so much. Your gift will make a difference. |
For more information about supporting
the Robert E. Scully, MD, Professorship in Pathology,
please contact the Massachusetts General Hospital Development
Office:
Susan Ramsey, Director of Planned Giving
MGH Development Office
165 Cambridge Street, Suite 600
Boston, MA 02114
617-724-6439
fax 617-726-7661
swramsey@partners.org
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