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George Irving Naylor
The Michigan Alumnus 76-80
The Michigan Alumnus 76-80
G. Irving Naylor, recently appointed Assistant Professor of Genito- Urinary Diseases, was born September 16, 1886, at Rochester, N.Y.
After receiving his early training at the Churchville, N. Y., High School he entered the University from which he received the degrees of B.S. in 1911, and M.D. in 1912.
Following his graduation he became successively Assistant in General Surgery and Especial Assistant in Surgery, holding each position one year.
In 1914 he was appointed Instructor in General Surgery, which position he held until he was appointed Assistant Pro fessor in Genito-Urinary Diseases.
Professor Naylor has made several contributions to the Medical Journals.