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Published Online: 2 June 2014

Assembly Elects New Officers

Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 49, Number 11
https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.pn.2014.6a27
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David Hathcox
At their meeting last month in New York, APA Assembly representatives voted to make Glenn Martin, M.D., their next speaker-elect and Daniel Anzia, M.D., their next recorder. Martin, of Forest Hills, N.Y., just completed a term as Assembly recorder. Anzia, of Forest Park, Ill., had been the Area 4 representative. Both took office at the close of the annual meeting, at which time Jenny Boyer, M.D., became Assembly speaker. ■

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Volume 49 • Number 11 • May 17, 2014 – June 6, 2014
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Published online: 2 June 2014
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  1. APA Assembly
  2. Glenn Martin, M.D.
  3. Daniel Anzia, M.D.

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