Stanley E. Order, M.D., F.A.C.R. '56
Clinical Professor of Radiation Oncology
Stony Brook University Hospital and Medical Center
Director, Center for Molecular Medicine - Isotope Solutions, Inc.- Garden City, NY
Major: Biology/Pre-Med

Stanley is married to Mary Arlene Singer and has three children. In his spare time he enjoys sport fishing.
Awarded Albright Honorary Doctorate in Science in 1978.

Dr. Stanley E. Order, M.D., F.A.C.R. '56, an internationally acclaimed radiation oncologist, is the driving force behind a successful radiation protocol that treats primary liver cancer, non-resectable pancreatic cancer, head and neck cancer and other solid tumors that have failed to respond to conventional therapy.

His revolutionary procedure -- which consists of injecting a radioactive isotope, Colloidal P-32, directly into solid tumors -- offers mainstream treatment to those afflicted with certain cancers that ordinarily would have left no option but to prepare for death. The P-32 procedure is an outpatient procedure that does not produce acute side effects and maintains the quality of a patient's life. Stanley performs this procedure exclusively at the Center for Molecular Medicine, a state-of-the-art radiation oncology facility.

"During my years at Albright College, it was obvious that the College was helping to develop pre-medical students for medical education. It was a period of quietness and contemplation. In addition, during the final dance in my graduate year, we built the Albright Lion, full-size, with the help of other members of the student core, and Mary Arlene Singer and I went to the dance. She ultimately became my wife. Albright remains in my fondest memories."