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Meet Our Medical College of Wisconsin Emeritus and Volunteer Faculty

Emeritus Faculty

William R. Hendee, PhD

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Professor Emeritus
Radiology, Radiation Oncology, Biophysics and Institute of Health & Equity (now the Institute of Health & Humanity)
whendee@mcw.edu

X. Allen Li, PhD, DABMP, FAAPM

Professor and Chief Emeritus
Radiation Oncology
ali@mcw.edu

Meetha M. Medhora, PhD

Professor Emeritus
Radiation Oncology
mmedhora@mcw.edu

J. Frank Wilson, MD

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Professor and Director Emeritus
Radiation Oncology and MCW Cancer Center
jfwilson@mcw.edu

Colleen Lawton, MD, FACR, FASTRO

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Professor Emeritus
Radiation Oncology

Volunteer Faculty

Joseph Bovi, MD

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ThedaCare Regional Medical Center
Appleton, WI

Entesar Dalah, PhD

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Assistant Professor
University of Sharjah

Francisco Lopez, MS

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Medical Physicist
Servicio de Radio-Oncología, Centro Estatal de Cancerología
Servicios de Salud de Veracruz in Xalapa,Veracruz, Mexico

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