Theodore Lawrence Named Director of University of Michigan Cancer Center

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THEODORE LAWRENCE was named the director of the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center. He succeeds Max Wicha, who founded the cancer center 27 years ago. Lawrence will continue to serve as chair of radiation oncology.

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