Background
Borden, Ernest Carleton was born on July 12, 1939 in Norwalk, Connecticut, United States. Son of Joseph Carleton and Violet Ernette (Lanneau) Borden.
Borden, Ernest Carleton was born on July 12, 1939 in Norwalk, Connecticut, United States. Son of Joseph Carleton and Violet Ernette (Lanneau) Borden.
AB, Harvard University, 1961; Doctor of Medicine, Duke U., 1966.
Intern, Duke U. Medical Center, 1966-1967;
assistant resident in internal medicine, Hospital of University of Pennsylvania, 1967-1968;
medical officer, Viropathology Laboratory, National Communicable Disease Center, United States Public Health Service/Atlanta, 1968-1970
clinical instructor department medicine, Emory University School Medicine also Grady Memorial Hospital, 1968-1970;
postdoctoral fellow oncology division department medicine, Johns Hopkins University School Medicine, Baltimore, 1970-1973;
assistant professor division clinical oncology and departments human oncology and medicine, Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center, University Hospitals and School Medicine, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1973-1979;
associate professor, Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center, University Hospitals and School Medicine, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1979-1983;
associate director, Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center, University Hospitals and School Medicine, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1981-1990;
professor, Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center, University Hospitals and School Medicine, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1983-1990;
American Cancer Society professor clinical oncology, Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center, University Hospitals and School Medicine, University of Wisconsin -Madison, from 1984;
professor departments medicine and microbiology, Medical College Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1990-1994;
also director, Medical College Wisconsin Cancer Center
professor oncology, medicine, microbiology, pharmacology, U. Maryland. School Medicine, Baltimore, since 1994;
director, U. Maryland. Cancer Center, 1994-1998;
director center cancer drug discovery and development, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, since 1998.
Chief division clinical oncology William S. Middleton Veterans Administration Hospital., 1977-1981. Consultant staff Madison General Hospital, 1974-1990.
Fellow American College of Physicians. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society Microbiology, American Association Cancer Research, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, American Society Clinical Oncology, American Association Immunologists, American Federation Clinical Research, Society Biological Therapy (president 1986-1988), International Society Interferon Research (president 1987-1989).
Married Louise Dise, June 24, 1967. Children: Kristin Louise, Sandra Lanneau.
