Vanderbilt University. School of Nursing.

File photographs, biographical press release.

This collection is composed of one box with thirteen folders and one book within. Researchers will find materials from Herefords’ education, including her doctoral thesis, as well as materials from her tenure at Vanderbilt University. Furthermore, there is a large compilation of photographs of both her and her peers archived in the collection. Finally, there is correspondence to Hereford and condolences following her death.

Papers and personal materials beloging to educator and nursing theroist Dorothy E. Johnson documenting her teaching, research, and writing activities. Ms. Johnson, a 1942 graduate of Vanderbilt University School of Nursing spent the majority of her professional career at UCLA School of Nursing and is considered among the leading nursing theroists in the 20th century.

Papers and materials beloging to Joyce K Laben documenting her career as a psychiatric nurse, research and teaching activities. Professor Laben served on the faculty of Vanderbilt University School of Nursing until her retirement in 1998.

This collection includes one flat box which holds the hardback centennial celebration history book, the paperback centennial event schedule, and two commemorative medallions.

This collection contains photographs and a reprint of journal articles written by Shirley C. Titus, who was Professor of Nursing Education, School of Nursing.

Collection of newspaper clippings, articles, photographs, and related materials describing the history and develowment of the history of Vanderbilt Univiersity School of Medicine and Hospital. Materials are arranged chronologially and cover major events related to the development of the institution from its origins with the University of Nashville, to around 2010.

Collection of newspaper clippings, articles, photographs, and related materials describing the history and develowment of the history of Vanderbilt Univiersity School of Medicine and Hospital. Materials are arranged alphabetically by subject and cover major topics and events related to the development of the institution from its origins with the University of Nashville to around 2010.