Background
Hast, Malcolm Howard was born on May 28, 1931 in New York City. Son of Irving William and Rose Lillian (Berlin) Hast.
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Malcolm Howard Hast
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Education
Bachelor of Arts, Brooklyn College, 1953; postgraduate, University of Southern California, 1955-1957; Master of Arts, Ohio State University, 1958; Doctor of Philosophy (National Institutes of Health fellow), Ohio State University, 1961; CBiol, FIBiol, Great Britain, 1991.
Career
Instructor, U. Iowa, 1961-1963;
National Institutes of Health special fellow, U. Iowa (College Medicine), 1963-1965;
assistant professor, U. Iowa (College Medicine), 1965-1969;
associate professor otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, 1969-1974;
professor, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, since 1974;
director research otolaryngology, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, 1969-1993;
professor cell and molecular biology (anatomy), Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, since 1977;
professor basic and behavioral science, Northwestern University Dental School, since 1989;
associate medical staff, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, 1969-1990;
health professional, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, 1990-1993;
research associate zoology, Field Museum Natural History, since 1995;
guest scientist, Max Planck Institute für Psychiatrie, 1976;
visiting professor, Royal College Surgeons England, 1980-1986;
visiting professor, U. Edinburgh, 1987;
associate editor, Clinical Anatomy, since 1995. Member task force on new materials American Board Otolaryngology, 1969-1972. Director Illinois Society Medical Research, 1973-1977.
Member International Anatomical Nomeniclature Committee, 1983-1991. Guest scientist Zoologisches Forchungsinstitut und Mus.A. Koenig, 1988. Brodel memorial lecturer Association Medical Illustrators, 1995.
Member Chicago Clinical Ethics Programs.
Achievements
Membership
Member of advisory board Center Deafness, 1977-1980. Board directors Cliff Dwellers Arts Foundation, 1979-1982. Trustee Wilmette Library.
Board, 1982-1983. Served with United States.Army, 1953-1955. Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, Linnean Society London, Institute Biology, American Speech-Hearing Association, Royal Society Medicine. Member American Medical Association, American Association of University Professors (chapter president 1977-1982), American Physiological Society (animal care and experimentation committee 1976-1982), American Association Clinical Anatomists, Chicago Laryngol. and Otological Society (county 1988-1989), American Society Mammalogists, Anatomical Society Great Britain and Ireland, American Association History Medicine, Society Medical History Chicago, Amnesty International (coordinator Chicago Health professionals group 1986-1987), American Association Anatomists, Sigma Xi (chapter president 1971-1972), Sigma Alpha Eta.
Connections
Married Adele Krongelb, February 1, 1953. Children: David Jay, Howard Arthur.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization senior fellow in science University of Oxford, England, 1978. National Institutes of Health research grantee, 1964-1984, 95-, National Science Foundation research grantee, 1975-1977, National Endowment for Humanities grantee, since 1995. Recipient Gould International award, 1971, Distinguished Alumnus award of Honor, Brooklyn College, 1977, Alumnus of Year award, 1984. Arnott demonstrator Royal College Surgeons England, 1985.North Atlantic Treaty Organization senior fellow in science University of Oxford, England, 1978. National Institutes of Health research grantee, 1964-1984, 95-, National Science Foundation research grantee, 1975-1977, National Endowment for Humanities grantee, since 1995. Recipient Gould International award, 1971, Distinguished Alumnus award of Honor, Brooklyn College, 1977, Alumnus of Year award, 1984.
Arnott demonstrator Royal College Surgeons England, 1985.