This page is part of our Editorial Style Guide. It lists the proper way to refer to certain names and includes related notes.
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Use |
Notes |
|---|---|
|
Esteban G. Burchard, MD, MPH |
Do not spell out the G. |
|
Charles S. Craik, PhD |
NOT: Charles Craik |
|
William DeGrado, PhD |
NOT: Degrado or De Grado. Bill DeGrado acceptable in familiar contexts. |
| Leslie Carstensen Floren, PharmD, PhD, MA | |
|
James Fraser, PhD |
In familiar, informal, or School-only communications, he can also be referred to by first name nickname Jaime; for letterhead only does not want url to his profile page and does not want fax number and does want Twitter handle @fraser_lab |
| Kathy Giacomini, PhD, BSPharm | Use this for most contexts. |
|
Joel W. Gonzales |
NOT: Joel Gonzales. |
|
John Gross, PhD |
For letterhead only, use John D. Gross, PhD. |
| Katherine Gruenberg, PharmD, MEd | Legal last name is Lemire but is using Gruenberg for professional continuity. |
| B. Joseph Guglielmo, PharmD | Always use the B. in front and do not spell it out. |
|
Matthew Jacobson, PhD |
NOT: Matt. |
| Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, PharmD |
NOT: MaryAnne, Maryanne, or Mary-Anne. Abbreviated as MAK and not MAKK. |
|
Deanna Kroetz, PhD |
For letterhead only, use middle initial L. |
| Helene Levens Lipton | Or: Helene L. Lipton. NOT: Helene Lipton. |
|
Brandon O’Hare |
In person he prefers Bo over Brandon. |
|
Sam S. Oh, PhD |
NOT: Sam Oh. |
|
Francis Szoka, PhD |
In familiar, informal, or School-only communications, he is known as Frank. |
| Sharon L. Youmans, PharmD, MPH | Always use L. middle initial. |
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