Stanley Hersh Appel

Background

Appel, Stanley Hersh was born on May 8, 1933 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

Education

AB, Harvard University, 1954; Doctor of Medicine, Columbia University, 1960.

Career

Intern medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, 1960-1961; resident neurology, Mount Sinai Hospital, 1961-1962; research associate Laboratory Moleculat Biology, National Institutes of Health, 1962-1964; chief research associate School Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 1965-1966; assistant professor, University of Pennsylvania, 1966-1967; associate of neurology Medical Center, Duke U., 1964-1965; from associate professor to professor neurology, Duke U., 1967-1977; associate professor biochemistry, Duke U., 1968-1977; chief division neurology, Duke U., 1969-1977; professor neurology, department chairman, Baylor College Medicine, since 1977; chairman program neuroscience, Baylor College Medicine, 1977-1989; director Jerry Lewis Neuromuscular Disorder Research Center, Baylor College Medicine, since 1977.

Achievements

• Stanley Hersh Appel has been listed as a noteworthy Neurologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Academy Neurology, American Society Biological Chemistry, American Society Clinical Investigation, American Neurological Association.

Connections

Widowed; 4 children.