Vanderbilt University. Medical Center (VUMC) -- History
Found in 571 Collections and/or Records:
Calvin Watts Woodruff (1920-1989) biographical file
File contains May 1960 newspaper article regarding Dr. Woodruff American University appointment, and reprints.
Charles Eugene Woodruff (1899-1980) biographical file
photographs of C. Eugnee Woodruff, MD Asst. Professor pathology
Nina E. Wooton (1887-1977) biographical file
File contains research compiled by Cheryl McMurtry, from the Vanderbilt School of Nursing.
John Barlow Youmans (1893-1979) biographical file
Photographs of Dr. Youmans, newspaper clippings, awards and honors, letters, personal corrspondence, biographical data, and reprinted journal arricles.
Alyce Evelyn Young (1914-1980) biographical file
File contains Nashville Banner article on Alyce Young's retirement, a photograph, an a photocopy of a page of History of Surgery at Vanderbilt University.
Louis David Zeidberg (1906-1963) biographical file
File contains newspaper clippings from the Nashville Banner regarding air pollution study, and published obituaries
Frances Helen Zeigler (1894-1963) biographical file
File contains correspondence, photographs, biographical data, newspaper clippings, and obituaries.
John Slowko Zelenik biographical file
newspaper articles and obituaries, photograph of Dr. Zelenik
Kate Eastman Savage Zerfoss (1895-1988) biographical file
File contains newspaper article from the Tennessean, Obituary and typescript of article entitled "Some Clinical Aspects of Corneal Microscopy."
Thomas Bowman Zerfoss (1895-1988) biographical file
File contains newspaper clippings from Nashville Banner, published poems, and obituaries.
Pearl L. Zink (1907-2008) biographical file
This file consists of Dr. Zink's unpublished autobiography, which is 192 pages long and contains excellent material about her medical school and residency at VUMC during the 1930s.
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