SAMUEL J. ZAKON LECTURES
| 43rd – 2024 | 42nd – 2023 | 41th – 2022 | ||
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| Marcia Ramos-e-Silva XXX Introduced by: Lawrence Charles Parish |
Jane Grant-Kels The Road Less Traveled Introduced by: Robert Brodell |
Ted Rosen Which William Wallace? Introduced by: Neal Bhatia |
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| 40th – 2019 | 39th – 2018 | 38th – 2017 | ||
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| Irwin M. Braverman Wax, Limestone and Paper: The foundation of dermatology Introduced by: Jean Bolognia |
Jean Bolognia The men in my life: From von Hebra to Braverman Introduced by: Wilma Bergfeld, Lynn Drake, Anthony V. Benedetto |
Johannes Ring Eczema – in the focus between dermatologia and allergology Introduced by: Lawrence Charles Parish |
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| 37th – 2016 | 36th – 2015 | 2015* | ||
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| Robert Baran Autobiography of a Loner Tackling the Nail Introduced by: Perry Robins |
Kenneth A Arndt One Thing Leads to Another Introduced by: Jeffrey S Dover |
Danielle Marcoux From First-Nation Skin Healers to the Canadian Dermatologist Introduced by Daniel Wallach 3rd Abraham Buschke Lecture |
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| 35th – 2014 | 34th – 2013 | 33rd – 2012 | ||
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| Patricia Gayle Engasser Go West! Introduced by: Mauricio Goihman-Yahr |
Charles J. McDonald (1932-2021) Loving the Skin I’m In: Reflections on the “Unexpected” in my Dermatology Career Introduced by: Lee T. Nesbitt, Jr. (1941-2014) |
Martin Black The Spice of Life: Dermatological travels and friendships along the way Introduced by: Frank Powell |
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| 32nd – 2011 | 2011* | 31st – 2010 | ||
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| Gerd Plewig The world of dermatology: Encounters here and there Introduced by: Lawrence Charles Parish |
Sungnack Lee The cultural differences among Korea, China, and Japan, and the protrait of the Jeosun Dynsaty (1392-1910) Introduced by Lawrence Charles Parish 2nd Abraham Buschke Lecture |
Wilma Bergfeld Preparation for success: My personal reflections Introduced by: Anthony Benedetto |
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| 30th – 2009 | 29th – 2008 | 28th – 2007 | ||
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| Larry E. Millikan Michigan/Missouri dermatology to international dermatology: a trip to the 21st century – colleagues and events along the way Introduced by: Mark Chastain |
Lowell Goldsmith Disorganization of American dermatology during WW II Introduced by: Thomas Cropley |
Peter Koblenzer (1924-2019) Edward Rigby: A forgotten dermatologist Introduced by: Caroline Koblenzer |
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| 2007* | 27th – 2006 | 26th – 2005 | ||
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| Leopoldo Montes Founding fathers and legends of Argentine Dermatology Baldomero Sommer Lecture |
Denny Tuffanelli (1930-2013) The golden age of medical dermatology: Lou Gehrig to Michael Jackson Introduced by: John Epstein |
Elizabeth McBurney Spitfire and scandal: Huey P. Long’s lasting influence on Louisiana medicine Introduced by: John Yarborough (1935-2014) |
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| 25th – 2004 | 24th – 2003 | 2003* | ||
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| Joseph L. Pace History of a Maltese Dermatologist Introduced by: Frank Powell |
Luciano Dominguez-Soto (1929-2021) Highlights in the History of Mexican Dermatology Introduced by: Mauricio Goihman-Yahr |
Alfredo Rebora (1935-2022) Lichen Planus and the Liver: so old that it is somehow historical Special Lecture |
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| 23rd – 2002 | 2002* | 22nd – 2001 | ||
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| John Yarborough (1935-2014) Vincent Derbes: An unsung hero Introduced by: Elizabeth McBurney |
Jean-Paul Ortonne (1943-2022) Vincent Derbes: An unsung hero Introduced by: Daniel Wallach Abraham Buschke Lecture |
John Hunter Three dermatological heroes Introduced by: Walter Shelley (1917-2009) |
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| 21st – 2000 | 20th – 1999 | 19th – 1998 | ||
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| Samuel Moschella (1921-2022) The evolution of a leprologist Introduced by: James Graham (1921-2012) |
Walter Shelley (1917-2009) Self portrait of a dermatologist Introduced by: John Crissey (1925–2009) |
Irwin Freedberg (1933-2005) Twentieth century dermatology: Our legacy for the future Introduced by: Vincent Cipollaro |
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| 18th – 1997 | 1997* | 17th – 1996 | ||
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| J. Graham Smith (1926-2010) A fifty-year potpourri Introduced by: John Tindall |
Kate Georgouras (1923-2017) The History of Dermatology in Australia Special Lecture |
Peyton Weary (1930-2009) Dermatology and the environment: An historical perspective Introduced by: John Grupenhoff |
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| 16th – 1995 | 15th – 1993 | 14th – 1992 | ||
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| Philip Anderson (1930-2000) The origins of modern medical research in World War II Introduced by: Larry Millikan |
Coleman Jacobson (1921-2012) Personal reminiscences of dermatology in the 40’s and 50’s Introduced by: John Crissey (1925-2009) |
Victor Newcomer (1916-2002) Memorable events in the life and times of a dermatologist Introduced by: Margaret Storkan (1919-2000) |
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| 1992* | 13th – 1991 | 12th – 1990 | ||
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| Jean Civatte Dermatology as I remember it James Clarke White Lecture |
Richard Dobson (1929-2019) A dermatologist in the sandwich generation Introduced by: J. Graham Smith (1926-2010) |
James Howell (1914-2003) Dermatology as I remember it Introduced by: J. Graham Smith (1926-2010) |
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| 11th – 1989 | 10th – 1988 | 1987* | ||
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| Eugene Farber (1917-2000) Eradication of venereal disease and leprosy in China: A saga to Dr. Ma Haide (George Hatim) Introduced by: Mauricio Goihman-Yahr |
Roy Forsey (1915-2015) Crazy Canadians Introduced by: Robert Jackson (1926-2019) |
Günter Stüttgen (1919-2003) The history of Dermatology in Berlin, as I recall it Edmund Lesser Lecture |
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| 9th – 1987 | 8th – 1986 | 7th – 1985 | ||
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| Harvey Blank (1918-2001) New concepts in the history of syphilis Introduced by: J. Graham Smith (1926-2010) |
Orlando Canizares (1910-1992) Caricatures and reminiscences of dermatology: A personal view Introduced by: Sigfrid Muller |
Walter Lobitz (1911-2006) Reflections on dermatology Introduced by: Walter Shelley (1917-2009) |
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| 6th – 1984 | 5th – 1983 | 4th – 1982 | ||
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| John Kenney (1914-2003) Vignettes of a black dermatologist: Reflections on a thirty years career in dermatology Introduced by: Herman Beerman (1901-1995) |
Niels Hjorth (1919-1990) Invisible colleagues in contact dermatitis Introduced by: Howard Maibach |
Naomi Kanof (1912-1988) Dermatology recorded: This country, this century Introduced by: Marion Sulzberger (1895-1983) |
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| 3rd -1981 | 2nd – 1980 | 1st – 1979 | ||
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| David Williams (1913-1994) De mortuis nil nissi bonum 26 Introduced by: J. Graham Smith (1926-2010) |
Harry Arnold (1912-1991) and Ervin Epstein, Sr (1909-2002) A Dialogue Introduced by: Rees B. Rees (1909-2002) |
J. Lamar Callaway (1911-1993) American dermatology in the early 1930’s Introduced by: Herman Beerman (1901-1995) |
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| 1978 | 1977 | 1976 | ||
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| Clarence Livingood (1911-1998) Chronicle of the American Board of Dermatology: 1932 to 1978 with some observations about the future Introduced by: Rudolf Baer (1910-1997) |
Rees B. Rees (1909-2002) Old time dermatology in San Francisco: Irreverent and affectionate reminiscences Introduced by: Harry Arnold (1912-1991) |
Rudolf Baer (1910-1997) Some experiences in American and international dermatology Introduced by: Marion Sulzberger (1895-1983) |
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| 1975 | 1974 | 1973 | ||
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| Donald Pillsbury (1902-1980) Dermatology as I remember it Introduced by: Herman Beerman (1901-1995) |
Samuel Zakon (1898-1978) Reminiscences of the Viennese School of Dermatology Introduced by: Lawrence Charles Parish |
Marion Sulzberger (1895-1983) My dermatologic training in Switzerland in the 1920’s and 30’s23-25 Introduced by: Herman Beerman (1901-1995) |
1980 – The name changed from the History of Dermatology Club to the History of Dermatology Society
1994 – no meeting in 1994 – AAD changed from December to spring
*Presented at an extraordinary meeting
See also: MEETINGS / TOASTS / PHOTOS / HISTORY