2007 Rose Hirschler Award - E. Dorinda Shelley, MD | News & Information of the Women's Dermatologic Society

E. Dorinda Shelley, MD accepting the award
at the WDS Annual Meeting Luncheon.

2007 Rose Hirschler Award Recipient, E. Dorinda Shelley, MD

E. Dorinda Shelley, MD was the recipient of the 2007 WDS Rose Hirschler Award. She received the award at the 32nd Annual Meeting Luncheon in Washington, DC.

The award is named in honor of Dr. Rose Hirschler, the first known female dermatologist in the United States. It is presented annually by the WDS to physicians chosen for having made significant contributions to medicine and dermatology, and who by their achievement, have served to enhance the role of women in the dermatologic specialty.

Dr. Shelley is Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the Medical University of Ohio.

She has published extensively and has blazed the trail for other women in dermatology to become authors.

We are honored to add Dr. Shelley's name to the list of Rose Hirschler Award Recipients:

2009	Ilona Frieden, MD
2008	Janet G. Hickman, MD
2007	E. Dorinda Shelley, MD
2006	Lenore Kakita, MD
2005	Patricia G. Engasser, MD
2004	Richard Odom, MD
2003	Elizabeth I. McBurney, MD
2002	Nia K. Terezakis, MD
2001	Gloria Graham, MD
2001	Ruth Freinkel, MD
2000	Barbara A. Gilchrest, MD
1999	Inga Silberberg-Sinakin, MD & G. Jeanette Thorbecke, MD, PhD
1998	Antoinette F. Hood, MD
1997	Vera Price, MD
1996	Wilma F. Bergfeld, MD
1995	Ricky K. Schachter, MD
1993	Marie-Louise Johnson, MD
1992	Stephania Jablonska, MD
1991	Frances J. Storrs, MD
1990	Walter B. Shelley, MD
1989	Nancy Burton Esterly, MD & Margaret Gray Wood, MD
1988	Miriam Chancy Reed, MD

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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.