558/Maryland Manual

The General Assembly in 1985 established the
Maryland Biotechnology Institute (MBI) at the
University of Maryland to carry out basic research
in biotechnology Administered by the University of
Maryland System Administration, the Institute
provides a core of expertise and state-of-the-art
facilities dedicated to scientific and economic
development in biotechnology
The Institute consists of six Centers: Center of
Agricultural Biotechnology; Center for Advanced
Research in Biotechnology; Center of Marine
Biotechnology; Medical Biotechnology Center;
Center for Public Issues in Biotechnology ; and
Center for Biotechnology Manufacturing. In re-
search and academic activities, each Center works
closely with governmental agencies and with the
State's growing biotechnology business com-
munity

MARYLAND SEA GRANT COLLEGE

Christopher D'Elia, Ph.D., Director

H. J. Patterson Hall
College Park, MD 20742 405-6371

BUDGET (CODE 36.023S)
FY1991 Total Appropriation ........ $740,921
General Funds ........................ $740,921
Other Current Unrestricted Funds ................ 0
Current Restricted Funds ....................... 0
FY1991 Total Authorized Positions .......... 7

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

DIRECTOR

Christopher D'Elia, fh.D., Director ........ 405-6371

COMMUNICATIONS

JackGrecr,Ph.D.,ABUM»r.D»r«wr .. 405-6377

RESEARCH

GailB.Mackicrnan,Aas»»»tZ)»r(t(w . 405-6373

In 1977, the University of Maryland was
selected as the site of a sea grant program by the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-
tion. In recognition of the program's accomplish-
ments in estuarine research and public education,
the Administration designated the program a na-
tional sea grant college in 1982.
The Maryland Sea Grant College focuses its
research and education efforts on the Chesapeake
Ba% with particular emphasis on important com-
mercial fisheries. Located at the University of
Maryland College Park, the College sponsors
projects throughout the University System as well
as at other agencies and educational institutions.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
MEDICAL SYSTEM CORPORATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Roger C. Lipitz, Chairperson, 1994

Appointed by Governor: Howard P. Rawlings, 1991;
Jerry Stanley, 1991; Alvin S. Wolpoff, 1991;
Robert E. Embry, 1992; Prank A. Gunther, Jr.,
1992; George V. McGowan, 1992; Patricia K.
Smyth, 1992; Francis X. Kelly, 1993; Ackneil M.
Muldrow II, 1993; George L. Russell, Jr., 1993; J.
Henry Butta, 1994; Martha Gudelsky, 1994;
Richard E. Hug, 1994; Shirley Phillips, 1994;
Catherine E. Born, Ph.D., 1995; Stewarr J.
Greenebaum, 1995; Anthony T. Hawkins, 1995;
LeRoyE. Hoffberger, 1995; two vacancies.

Ex officio: Donald N. Langenberg, Ph.D.,
Chancellor, University of Maryland System;
Morton I. Rapoport, M.D., President & Chief
Executive Officer, University of Maryland Medical
System; Errol L. Rcesc, D.D.S., Ph.D., President,
University of Maryland at Baltimore; James P. G.
Flynn, M.D., Director, Maryland Institute for
Emergency Medical Service Systems; Donald E.
Wilson, M.D., Dean, School of Medicine; Philip
Militello, M.D., President, Medical Staff of the
Medical System; Sharon L. O'Keefe,
Vice-President, Nursing Services of the Medical
System.

Morton I. Rapoport, M.D., President & Chief
Executive Officer
M. Nicholas Humphries, Vice-President ^r General
Counsel

22 S. Greene St.
Baltimore, MD 21201 328-3322

BUDGET (CODE 36.17.00.01)

FY1991 Total Appropriation (est.) $249,082,000
General Funds (est.) ........... $ 4,919,576
FY1991 Total Authorized Positions ........ n/a

MANDATED REPORTS

Annual Report to Governor, General Assembly, &
University of Maryland System Board of Regents
after close of fiscal year.

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEDICAL
SYSTEM CORTORATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Roger C. Lipitz, Chairperson, 1994

COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL
(appointed by Chairperson of Board of
Directors)
Michael Scales, Chairperson

PRESIDENT BE: CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER

Morton I. Rapoport, M.D. .......328-3322