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CHAPTER XXVIIITHE CHINA MEDICAL BOARD OF THEROCKEFELLER FOUNDATIONRoger S, GreeneThe China, Medical Board of the Rockefeller Foundation was established by the .Rockefeller Foundation inNovember, 1014, to undertake a systematic work for theimprovement of medical conditions in China, in accordancewith the recommendations of the commission sent to thiscountry by the Foundation earlier in the same year. TheBoard is a subsidiary organization of the RockefellerFoundation, which appoints all its members. As first1constituted by a vote of the Executive Committee of tinFoundation on November .-JO. 1014. the Board consisted ofthe following members :Members ofTmn (iX l )irin * in J016: Harry Prattthe Board Judson, President of tin 1 University of Chicago; Frederick T. Gates, Chairman of theGeneral Education Board ; Francis W. Peabody, AssistantProfessor of Medicine, Harvard University; Stan- . I.of Mr. John D."Murphy,Rockefeller s office.Term expiring in 1017: William II. Welch, Professorof Pathology, Johns Hopkins University ;Jerome D. Greene.Secretary of the Rockefeller Foundation; John 1). Rockefeller, Jr.; Wicklilfe Rose, Director General of the International Health Commission.Term expiring in 1018 : John R. Mott, of the International Committee of the Young Men s Christian Associations; Wallace Buttrick, Secretary of the Genera] Education Board; Simon Flexner, Director of the RockefellerInstitute for Medical Research; Frank J. Goodnow, President of the Johns Hopkins University.The officers of the Board are as follows: John 1).Rockefeller, Jr., Chairman. Wallace Buttrick, Director,Roger S. Greene, Resident Director in China; E. C. Sage,Secretary.