Chemistry
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
James B. Cason Papers
This collection contains correspondence and other files dated 1942-1945 from Vanderbilt chemistry professor James B. Cason during his time working for the U.S. Government's Office of Scientific Research and Development.
Glenn Ernest Cullen Biographical File
File includes several photographs and other biographical information.
Cullen, Glenn Ernest (1890-1940)
William Lofland Dudley Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, articles, news clippings, obituaries, and academic journal articles.
Dudley, William Lofland (1859-1914)
Willard R. Faulkner Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, curriculum vitae, news clipping, and other biographical information.
Faulkner, Willard R. (1915-2011)
Becca Fleischer Biographical File
Joe Wheeler Grisham Biographical File
Includes CV, letters, photographs copy.
Arthur William Ingersoll Papers
John Thomas McGill Papers
This collection contains the papers of John Thomas McGill (1851-1946), longtime faculty member and Dean of the School of Pharmacy at Vanderbilt. He also served as Secretary and Treasurer of the Tennessee Academy of Science for 15 years.
Ann Stone Minot Biographical File
Biographical file includes numerous photographs, correspondence, obituaries, biographical articles, several academic journal articles, and other biographical information.
Minot, Ann Stone (1894-1980)
Edsel A. Ruddiman Biographical File
Biographical file includes obituary, Vanderbilt Directory information, bibliography, and other biographical information.
D. Stanley Tarbell Papers
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