Background
Brodie, Allan Gibson was born on October 31, 1897 in New York City. Son of John Ritchie and Jane Cleeland (Brown) Brodie.
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Allan Gibson Brodie
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Education
Doctor of Dental Surgery, University of Pennsylvania, 1919. Student Angle College of Orthodontia, Pasadena, California, 1925-1926. Master of Science, University of Illinois, 1934, Doctor of Philosophy, 1940.
Career
Began practice of dentistry in Newark, 1920. Specialized in orthodontia, Newark, 1927-1929. Removed to Chicago, 1929, and organized department of orthodontia in Graduate School of University of Illinois, and head department, professor orthodonita, emeritus, 1966-1976.
Fulbright professor of University Nijmegen, 1966-1967.
Acting, dean College Dentistry, University of Illinois, 1944-1947, dean, 1947-1955. Dental consultant Virginia.
In practice orthodonia exclusively.
Achievements
Membership
Member of the board of scientific advisers National Institute of Dental Research. Member of research fellowships branch National Institutions Health. Served as hospital apprentice 1st class, United States Navy, World War.
Member Institute of Medical, International Association Dental Research (president 1947-1948), Educated H. Angle Society of Orthodontia, Chicago Dental Society, American Association Anatomists, Xi Psi Phi, Sigma Xi, Omicron Kappa Upsilon.
Awarded Certificiate of Merit by American Medical Association, 1935. Mason.; Club: of University of Chicago.
Connections
Married Vera Elizabeth Smock, April. Children: Allan Gibson Junior.
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Died
January 2, 1976 (aged 78)
Awards
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Recipient Georgia Villain prize, Federal Dentaire International, 1947, Callahan medal, Ohio State Dental Society, 1957. Joske Memorial orator, Melbourne, Australia, 1954. Recipient alumni award of merit University of Pennsylvania, 1951.Recipient Georgia Villain prize, Federal Dentaire International, 1947, Callahan medal, Ohio State Dental Society, 1957. Joske Memorial orator, Melbourne, Australia, 1954. Recipient alumni award of merit University of Pennsylvania, 1951.