Re: Dr. K.Z. Morgan

[rkathren@tricity.WSU.edu (Ron L. Kathren)]

KZ is another in a long line of HP's that have died during 1999.  I am
pleased that the Journal was able to dedicate an issue to him while he was
yet alive.  Whatever one's views on Karl personally or professionally, it is
historically indisputable that he made enormous contributions to the science
and art of health physics, and to the establishment of health physics as a
profession.  May he rest in peace.

Ron Kathren

  At 03:57 PM 6/8/99 -0500, Frame, Paul wrote:
>A short note appeared in today's newspaper reporting the death of Dr. K. Z.
>Morgan.  There were no additional details.
>
>Dr. Morgan was one of the first group of radiation protection specialists at
>the University of Chicago "Met Lab" to employ the title "health physicist"
>and he served as the first president of the Health Physics Society. 
>
>
>
>Paul Frame
>Professional Training Programs
>ORAU
>framep@orau.gov
>http://www.orau.gov/ptp/ptp.htm
>
> 
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