As past presidents, we embody the spirit of resilience and innovation that has propelled the AAPM forward. In this spirit, I propose the creation of a Council of Past Presidents' Anniversary Gift Fund. This initiative will not only honor our legacy but also actively contribute to the resurgence and sustainability of the AAPM.

Your donation to this fund will serve as a powerful symbol of our continued leadership and dedication to the academy. Moreover, it will inspire others within our community to offer their support, ensuring our collective gift makes a meaningful impact.

Norman J. Marcus, MD, DABPM
Board Liaison, AAPM Board of Directors


Your donation to this fund will serve as a powerful symbol of our continued leadership and dedication to the academy. Moreover, it will inspire others within our community to offer their support, ensuring our collective gift makes a meaningful impact. 

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As past presidents, we embody the spirit of resilience and innovation that has propelled the AAPM forward. In this spirit, Dr. Norman J. Marcus, MD, DABPM, led the creation of a Council of Past Presidents' Anniversary Gift Fund. This initiative will honor our legacy and actively contribute to the AAPM's resurgence and sustainability. Dr. Marcus is the council’s liaison to the AAPM Board of Directors. Your donation to this fund will serve as a powerful symbol of our continued leadership and dedication to the academy. Moreover, it will inspire others within our community to offer their support, ensuring our collective gift makes a meaningful impact. As of May 31, 2025, the Council has raised $3,500.
2024-06-03


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Norman Marcus, MD
2024-03-15


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2024-03-04


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