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Books, articles, records and pictures in the index about UNC School of Medicine, found by its names in titles, catalog subjects and the index’s descriptions, and read one by one. Those held at OCPL come first.
Mary Jane Kagarise's history of the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill across its first four decades, 1952 to 1993, with biographies of the surgeons on its faculty. Published by the department in 1997 in a first edition of 461 pages with illustrations, some in color. Topics include surgery and medical colleges in Chapel Hill and biography of the department's faculty.
Reviewed in The American Journal of Surgery (1998).
History of the Department of Medicine at the UNC School of Medicine, compiled by William W. McLendon and published by the department in 2012. After a section of historical perspective, the book covers the deans, founding faculty and department chairs, then the subspecialty divisions, offshoot departments, teaching and research, with appendices. Much of it is biographical, profiling the physicians who built clinical medicine in Chapel Hill. 478 pages with illustrations.
Illustrated look back at fifty years of North Carolina Memorial Hospital and the UNC School of Medicine, with stories by Dick Broom edited by Lynn Wooten. Published by the Medical Foundation of N.C. in 2002, 93 pages with color illustrations and portraits.
Departmental history of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill covering its first fifty years, published by the department in 2000. The history covers medical schools, medical education and the teaching of obstetrics in North Carolina. First edition, xvii and 366 pages with illustrations and portraits.
History of the Department of Pediatrics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 1952 through 1995, published by the department itself in 1996. It follows the department from its founding through four decades of teaching and patient care at the medical school. Local medical history with an institutional focus.
A sixteen-page illustrated brochure presenting the School of Medicine of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, dated September 1993 in the colophon and issued by the school itself. A short self-portrait of the medical school at that date, it records how the school presented itself in the early 1990s.
Two page research brief by Erin P. Fraher for the Program on Health Workforce Research and Policy, on the part the University of North Carolina School of Medicine at Chapel Hill plays in supplying the state with physicians. Color maps accompany the figures. Topics include medical residents in Chapel Hill and the medical school's students. Published in 2016 as an online resource.
Evaluation written in 2013 by Eunsoo Timothy Kim of a leadership development program for physicians at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. Subjects include medical colleges, the school's faculty and minority college teachers, which points to faculty development as the focus. A short applied study of one program on the Chapel Hill medical campus.
Frank C. Wilson and H. Robert Brashear, Jr. published this history of orthopaedic surgery at the University of North Carolina, covering the division within the Department of Surgery from 1952 to 2001. Topics include orthopedic surgery in Chapel Hill, orthopedic education and the history of the specialty. Issued at Chapel Hill in 2002, ix and 140 pages with illustrations and portraits, some in color.
Publication of August 1977 from the Office of Medical Center Public Affairs describing the Trauma Center run by the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. The booklet belongs with the medical center's public information material.
Announcement booklet for the new ambulatory patient care facility at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill, including the J. Spencer Love Clinics, published by the hospital in 1975. It concerns hospital building designs and plans for Chapel Hill, making it a record of how the university medical center expanded its outpatient space.
Four-leaf statement on medical education from the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, issued in 1959 under the title The maintenance of excellence. It dates from the school's early years as a four-year program.
William W. McLendon's biography of W. Reece Berryhill (1900-1979), the dean who led the UNC medical school from a two-year program to a four-year school with a university hospital. Chapters follow him from a rural Southern childhood through study at UNC, Harvard and Western Reserve, the Poe Commission and Sanger report, the 1940s Good Health movement, and his later work in community medical education. Published 2007 by the UNC Library with the Medical Foundation of North Carolina, 477 pages, illustrated.
John B. Graham's memoir of a career in academic medicine from 1936 to 2000, self published at Chapel Hill and dated 2001. The author was a pathologist at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, and topics include the school's history and its students alongside his own biography. Two hundred and seventy nine pages with illustrations and portraits.
Two-volume centennial publication of the UNC School of Medicine, marking a hundred years of medical teaching at Chapel Hill, 1879 to 1979. The first volume, 'The First Hundred Years', written by Berryhill with William B. Blythe and Isaac H. Manning, narrates the school's history and reprints portions of Medicine in North Carolina (1972). Raleigh Mann compiled the second volume, a centennial alumni directory, with the school's centennial committee. Published 1979 by the school, illustrated with portraits, 26 cm.
John B. Graham's history of the Department of Pathology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 1896 to 1973, published by the university in 1996. Two hundred and sixty eight pages with illustrations and portraits, and an invitation tucked in the back pocket. Topics include the teaching of pathology at Chapel Hill and the history of medical schools.
Robert W. Vaughan's illustrated history of the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, marking the department's twentieth year across 1970 to 1990. Published at Chapel Hill in April 1992 in a limited edition of three thousand copies, 146 pages with illustrations and portraits, some of them in color.
Lawrence Marks writes on patient safety in radiation oncology, taking the pursuit of high reliability and value at the University of North Carolina as the case at hand. Subjects include patient safety, quality improvement and safety measures in radiotherapy and medical radiology. The case study concerns the School of Medicine at Chapel Hill. CRC Press, 2015, 294 pages.
E. N. Kraybill's memoir of a career as a pediatrician and medical teacher in North Carolina. Published by Chapel Hill Press in 2012, it collects short anecdotes of practice and relates to the history of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina.
Survey of physicians who graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in the classes of 1954 through 1965, published in 1971. A note credits the Association for the North Carolina Regional Medical Program with commissioning and supporting the report. Topics include medical education in North Carolina and the supply and distribution of physicians. Thirty-one pages with illustrations.
Walter Hollander's nine page account of the School of Medicine at Chapel Hill and its hospital, published by the university in 1967 with illustrations and a bibliography on the final page. Topics include medical colleges in Chapel Hill and hospitals in North Carolina.
The North Carolina Medical Care Commission reported in 1947 to Governor R. Gregg Cherry and to the Board of Trustees on the expansion of the medical school at Chapel Hill. Topics include medical education and medical colleges in the state. One hundred forty two pages, published by the commission itself, 23 centimeters.
Kara A. Clissold and Christopher W. Gregory describe a voucher program meant to encourage researchers to use core facilities at the School of Medicine of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Published in the Journal of Biomolecular Techniques in 2025, concerning the economics of biomedical research, cooperative behavior and academia.
Colleagues and friends gathered their remembrances of Robert Alonzo Bashford, the Chapel Hill physician and faculty member of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina, who lived from 1945 to 2019. Published at Chapel Hill in 2020, the volume is a memorial tribute rather than a biography.
Videorecording of a special surgery grand rounds at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine on 19 July 2006, in which William W. McLendon, professor emeritus of pathology and laboratory medicine, traced medical education in North Carolina and at Chapel Hill. Anthony A. Meyer, chair of the Department of Surgery, hosted the session in the Old Clinic Auditorium.
A recorded tribute to David R. Perry, executive associate dean for administration in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 1989 to 2006. Karen Silverberg and Robb Kehoe made it for the school's Digital Media Services, dated 9 June 2006; a shortened version was screened that evening at his retirement party at The Barn in Fearrington.
April Oh's 2000 paper on whether the curriculum of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill prepares physicians to care for Latino patients through training in cultural competency. Topics include medical care for Hispanic Americans in North Carolina and the medical school's curricula. Bibliography on leaves 58 to 61.
A 1999 thesis by Simone Marie Cummings on admissions preferences for underrepresented minority applicants and women at a public medical school. The study concerns discrimination at the School of Medicine of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Katherine Ruth Whan's 1997 case study of how public relations and marketing worked together at the University of North Carolina Hospitals and the School of Medicine in Chapel Hill. Topics include hospitals, marketing and public relations along with the two institutions. A bibliography runs on leaves 73 to 74. The hospital and the medical school are the county tie.
G. Philip Manire's history of the Department of Bacteriology and Immunology at Chapel Hill, covering its first hundred years from 1879 to 1979. The department published it at the University of North Carolina in 1997, 71 pages with illustrations and portraits.
John B. Graham's recollections of the deans he knew at the School of Medicine of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, reprinted from pages 562 to 568 of the North Carolina Medical Journal for November 1995, volume 56, number 11. Issued at Raleigh in the series Individual Legacies.
B. R. Wilcox on the thoracic surgery residency program at Chapel Hill, published in the Annals of Thoracic Surgery in 1994. Topics include training in cardiac surgical procedures, curriculum, medical faculty, career choice and the demographics of residents, with Boston appearing as a point of comparison. The program belongs to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
An address by Stuart Bondurant, given on September 29, 1993, and published by the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. It concerns the history of medicine and of medical schools in Chapel Hill.
L. R. Churchill on the medical ethics teaching program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in the North Carolina Medical Journal for 1993. The article concerns undergraduate medical education, curriculum and the teaching of medical ethics in schools of medicine. A short account of one medical school's approach, tied to Orange County by the campus.
William B. Blythe delivered this address on the University of North Carolina and its School of Medicine, printed by the UNC-CH School of Medicine at Chapel Hill and dated October 30, 1991. The title borrows the state motto of North Carolina. The talk deals with the history of the university from 1793 onward and with the history of its medical school.
Edward C. Halperin's article on the quota that limited Jewish students at the medical school of the University of North Carolina, and on the parts Frank Porter Graham and Isaac Hall Manning played in it, a chapter in the history of discrimination in medical education in the state. Published in 1990, pages 385 to 410, with illustrations and portraits.
Recollections of the old two-year UNC School of Medicine, published in 1990.
Colin G. Thomas gave this historical account of the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina on September 21, 1989, and the School of Medicine printed it in Chapel Hill. It concerns the department's history. It belongs to the run of anniversary addresses in which senior Carolina faculty set down the record of their own units.
Floyd W. Denny's account of how pediatrics developed in North Carolina and within the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, dated September 30, 1987 and published that year by the school. It is a history of the university's Department of Pediatrics and of the specialty across the state, and concerns pediatrics in Chapel Hill.
G. Philip Manire spoke at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine on September 10, 1986 on how Carolina became a research university and what followed from that. The school printed the address in Chapel Hill. Topics include the history of the School of Medicine, placing the talk with the historical addresses the school issued through the 1980s.
A color map of the Health Affairs area at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued in 1981 by the Office of Medical Center Public Affairs for the campus Division of Health Affairs. The sheet locates the buildings of the School of Medicine and the other health schools, and text on the verso describes the various schools and departments that made up the division.
A 1980 study by Elizabeth J. Clark of stress among students in the School of Medicine and the School of Law at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and of how that stress bore on their relationships with other people. It concerns work on law students and medical students in North Carolina. A bibliography runs on leaves 49 to 55.
Part two of a journal history of medical education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, carried by the North Carolina Medical Journal in 1979. It also covers medical faculty in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
David Randall and Frank T. Stritter profile the medical class of 1980 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, setting out the students' backgrounds and attitudes. Dated February 1977 and issued by the Office of Medical Studies in the School of Medicine.
Three pages list the lectures in the centennial series mounted by the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, running from 12 October 1977 to 26 April 1978. The series marked a hundred years since medical education began in Chapel Hill in 1877 and took the history of that teaching as its subject. Printed in 1977.
A folded leaflet from the Office of Medical Center Public Affairs at UNC Chapel Hill, issued in 1977 to present the School of Medicine and its place in North Carolina health care over what the title calls nearly a century. One sheet of four unnumbered pages with illustrations, folded to 23 by 11 centimeters.
James Arthur Floyd examines how the medical school at the University of North Carolina handled applicants in 1969 and 1970, with educational measurement and interviewing as its topics. Completed in 1976, the study carries a vita, an annotated bibliography as its third appendix, and a further bibliography on leaves 64 to 72.
Helen L. Tinnin's planning guide, dated November 17, 1976, for a working arrangement between the Veterans Administration Hospital at Fayetteville and the University of North Carolina, involving the UNC School of Medicine. One volume of various pagings at 28 centimeters. The Orange County link is the Chapel Hill medical school; the hospital itself is in Fayetteville.
A folded color map of the Health Affairs area at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the part of campus around the School of Medicine. The map itself carries the date August 1973, and the text on the panel was prepared by the Dean's Office of the School of Medicine in September 1975. Topics include the school's buildings and maps.
Program for the 1973 dedication of Berryhill Hall, the basic medical sciences building of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, named in honor of Walter Reece Berryhill, dean emeritus of the school. Issued by the School of Medicine at Chapel Hill.
An earlier folded map of the Health Affairs area at Chapel Hill, issued in 1969 by the Office of the University Engineer. Printed text accompanies it describing the schools and departments connected with the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. One color map, 41 by 37 cm, oriented with north to the upper left. Topics include the medical school's buildings and maps.
The ophthalmology program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, described in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Monthly in 1968. Topics include curriculum, continuing medical education, teaching hospitals and training in ophthalmology. A short account of departmental teaching at the Chapel Hill medical school in the late 1960s.
Reports laid before the annual meeting of the Medical Foundation of North Carolina on March 22, 1963, published by the foundation in Chapel Hill. The foundation raised money for the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina.
An offprint from the April 1960 issue of Resident Physician devoted to the University of North Carolina Medical Center at Chapel Hill, including North Carolina Memorial Hospital and the School of Medicine. Twenty six unnumbered pages with illustrations, including a guest editorial by Robert R. Cadmus. Published at Bristol, Connecticut, in 1960.
Papers of the physician William Brevard Blythe (1928-2000) covering 1960 to 1995, in the University Archives at UNC, collection 40432. The papers concern nephrology, the history of medical research, and the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and its faculty.
Joseph Logan Irvin (1913 to 1984) taught biochemistry in the School of Medicine at Chapel Hill, and his papers from 1956 to 1973 are collection 4406 in the Southern Historical Collection at UNC. Topics include his research subjects, among them enzyme kinetics and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and the history of biochemistry as a field.
An issue of a periodical given over to the history of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with the title supplied by a cataloger. Dated 1955. Topics include the school's history, its administration and its faculty, and include James B. Bullitt, Jr., who lived from 1906 to 1957.
Biographical and subject files running from about 1950 to the present, gathered around the medical side of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Subjects include the School of Medicine and its history, the Division of Health Affairs, the Health Sciences Library, and biography of North Carolina physicians. Part of the Rare Book Collection at UNC.
Papers of James H. Scatliff, a radiologist in the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, spanning the 1950s to 2016 and numbered 70038 in the Rare Book Collection at UNC. Topics include the history of medical illustration and include two anatomists, Andreas Vesalius (1514 to 1564) and Thomas Willis (1621 to 1675). The material is in English.
Paul Whitaker's remarks to the joint appropriations committee at Raleigh on 13 February 1947, printed by the speaker. The address concerns medical education at Chapel Hill and the supply of medical personnel across North Carolina, with the University of North Carolina School of Medicine named among them.
Research papers of the physician Carl W. Gottschalk, 1930s to 1999, roughly 59,000 items across 85.5 linear feet, in the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 4935. Subjects include largely medical: nephrology, kidney disease and transplantation, hemodialysis, chronic renal failure, and his place on the School of Medicine faculty at Chapel Hill. Book collecting in North Carolina and the preservation of butterflies also appear among the subjects.
A committee of three medical faculty, Charles S. Mangum, James Bell Bullitt and William deB. MacNider, surveyed medical education at the University of North Carolina and signed their report in February 1933. The School of Medicine printed it in Chapel Hill. Topics include medical colleges in Chapel Hill and medical personnel in the state, making it a source on the school before its later expansion.
Walter Reece Berryhill (1900-1979) taught in the School of Medicine at Chapel Hill. His papers, 1919 to 1979, hold about 6,500 items in 10.5 linear feet, part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 4174. The papers cover medical education and student medical care at the university. Correspondents include William C. Friday, Albert Coates, Luther Hodges and Sam J. Ervin, Jr.
Caldwell Hall at the University of North Carolina in 1912, labeled Medical School on the photograph. One print from the UNC Campus binder of the Chapel Hill Historical Society's Prints and Photographs Collection (CHHS.002).
Eleven portraits made by Wharton and Tyree Studios of Raleigh of members of the 1906 graduating class of the medical school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, each showing one student. The collection bears the name of Dr. Charles R. Wilkerson.
Medical education is the main theme of the papers of William de Berniere MacNider (1881-1951), about 25,000 items in 27.5 linear feet dated 1905 to 1951, part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 837. Topics include the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina, the teaching of pharmacology and public health in Chapel Hill, medical societies, and family social life in the state.
The UNC School of Medicine in newspaper clippings, photocopied articles, a magazine article, promotional materials, and a report and notes. Undated folder from box 36 of the UNC series in the Chapel Hill Historical Society's Vertical File Collection.
Two volumes collecting the Norma Berryhill Lectures, an annual address at the UNC School of Medicine named for the wife of its long-serving dean, W. Reece Berryhill. Volume one gathers the lectures from 1985 to 1999, edited by Floyd W. Denny, Jr., William B. Blythe and William W. McLendon; volume two, edited by McLendon and Elizabeth B. Dreesen, continues through 2008. Published by the Medical Foundation of North Carolina, with illustrations and portraits.
Directory of the cancer specialists at the North Carolina Clinical Cancer Center and the Lineberger Cancer Research Center of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, dated September 1990 and produced by the Office of Medical Center Public Affairs. Ninety-two pages listing the oncologists of both centers.
Illustrated publication from the Verne S. Caviness General Clinical Research Center at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, issued by the center in 1990 and concerned with its clinical medical research. One volume of unnumbered pages in a narrow 23 by 11 cm format.
Short publication from the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on faculty development in family medicine, issued in 1979. Topics include family medicine and its study and teaching in North Carolina. Published by the School in Chapel Hill, 11 pages with illustrations.
Publication describing the family practice residency of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, issued by the School in 1979. One volume of unnumbered pages with illustrations.
Self-study of the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill prepared under George F. Sheldon in 1998. Internal reviews of this kind set out a department's staffing, teaching and plans, and this study concerns the history of surgery in Chapel Hill. A working document for anyone tracing the medical school's departments.
Research news from the Lineberger Cancer Research Center at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, recorded from 1985. The newsletter covers cancer research at the center, later known as the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. Illustrated volumes of 28 cm.
A 1985 publication of the Lineberger Cancer Research Center at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, describing the center and its work. Cancer research at Chapel Hill is the field it covers. Issued locally with no author credited, it is a snapshot of the center's organization in the middle 1980s.
Illustrated brochure for the family practice program of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued by the University in 1980. Subjects include the study and teaching of family medicine in Chapel Hill. 22 pages with illustrations and portraits.
Patient booklet written by Lynn Dudka for the Division of Neurosurgery in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, explaining a course of cancer therapy to the people receiving it. Topics include cancer chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy in Chapel Hill. Published in 1977 by the division.
Bulletin on laboratory diagnosis issued from 1975 by North Carolina Memorial Hospital and the University of North Carolina School of Medicine at Chapel Hill. Published in volumes, 28 centimeters.
Illustrated pamphlet from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine describing its surgery residency training in Chapel Hill, published in 1970. Eighteen pages with illustrations and maps.
Christopher C. Fordham's manual of bedside examination, clinical and laboratory, published by the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina in 1969. The preface describes it as a short account of the methods taught at the school, and it deals with handbooks on medical history taking and the teaching of medicine at Chapel Hill.
The bulletin of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, issued by the school and running to fourteen volumes. The title changed several times, from the bulletin begun in October 1953 through the alumni bulletin of the 1970s and the medical alumni bulletin to 2003, then the UNC medical bulletin. Illustrated, 23 cm.
A 1938 publication of Sigma Theta, the chapter of the Phi Chi medical fraternity at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill. Its subjects take in medical study and teaching in the town and the chapter itself.
A yearbook of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina, published by the school at Chapel Hill. Its title plays on the state nickname. Like the other campus annuals it records the medical students of each class.
Captured versions of the website of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, the cancer research and treatment center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, preserved by the Internet Archive. The captures form part of the School of Medicine dean's office records.
Reporting from the Office of Educational Development in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued as a serial in volumes of 28 cm. Topics include medical college curricula and the teaching of medicine in Chapel Hill, so the run follows the medical curriculum from one report to the next.
Alumni magazine of the School of Medicine at Chapel Hill, published by the Medical Foundation of North Carolina for alumni and friends of the school and of UNC Health Care. Its title history runs back to the Bulletin of the School of Medicine in October 1953, through several changes, to the present title from 2003. Volumes with illustrations.
School of Medicine bulletin from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill spanning 1987 to 1990, with a March 1990 date. It describes the medical school's curriculum and carries number 1017 in the university's Record series.
School of Medicine catalog of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for 1985, issued in March 1985 as volume 973 of the university's Record series. It describes the medical curriculum.
March 1984 catalog of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, volume 957 in the university's Record series, outlining the medical curriculum and courses.
Issued in March 1983, volume 943 of the UNC-Chapel Hill Record series is the catalog of the School of Medicine, outlining its curriculum and courses of study in Chapel Hill.
The School of Medicine catalog of March 1981 from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, volume 913 in the university's Record series, outlining the medical curriculum and courses.
School of Medicine catalog from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued in March 1980 as volume 897 of the university's Record series. It covers the medical curriculum and courses. From the North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
Raleigh Mann's centennial directory of the medical alumni of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, published by the School of Medicine in 1979 in 302 pages with illustrations. It combines alumni listings with the history of medicine at the school.
Catalog of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, March 1979, volume 881 of the university's Record, setting out the medical curriculum.
Catalog of the Division of Physical Therapy in UNC-Chapel Hill's School of Medicine, December 1979, volume 888 in the university's Record series. It describes the physical therapy curriculum.
UNC at Chapel Hill School of Medicine catalog of March 1978, volume 865 of the university's Record series, with the school's curriculum and courses. Part of the North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine catalog of March 1977, volume 849 of the university's Record, setting out the medical school curriculum.
Physical therapy at UNC-Chapel Hill in December 1977: a catalog for the Division of Physical Therapy in the School of Medicine, volume 856 of the university's Record series. It covers the division's curriculum and courses.
In March 1976 the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill issued this catalog of its curriculum, volume 833 of the university's Record.
School of Medicine catalog of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill dated March 1975, issued as volume 818 of the university's Record with the medical curriculum.
Bulletin of the Division of Physical Therapy in Chapel Hill's School of Medicine, dated 10 December 1975 and issued as volume 824 of the University of North Carolina Record. Program and courses of the division. Part of the North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
March 1974 catalog of the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine, published as volume 804 of the university's Record series. It sets out the medical school's curriculum for 1974.
In May 1973 the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill issued its catalog for the School of Medicine as volume 794 of its Record series. It describes the curricula and courses.
Bulletin of the Division of Physical Therapy, part of the School of Medicine at UNC at Chapel Hill, dated 10 December 1973 and issued as an extra number of volume 795 of the university's Record series. It covers the division's program and courses. Part of the North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
Course catalog of the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine, issued in May 1972 as volume 780 of the university's Record series. It sets out the school's curriculum.
Physical therapy bulletin from the Division of Physical Therapy in the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine, dated January 1972. It describes the division's curriculum and appeared as an extra issue, volume 768 Extra, in the university's Record series.
Published in May 1971, this catalog for the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill appeared as volume 767 of the University's Record series and sets out its courses of study.
Dated 12 May 1970, the School of Medicine catalog for Chapel Hill appeared as volume 753 of the University of North Carolina Record and covers the school's curriculum and courses. Part of the North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
Published in January 1970, this catalog for the School of Medicine's Division of Physical Therapy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill appeared as extra volume 743 of the University's Record series and sets out its courses of study.
The University of North Carolina School of Medicine announced its courses in this bulletin of 10 February 1940, number 350 in the University's series published at Chapel Hill.
Medical school bulletin dated 20 February 1939, University Bulletins number 339, with the curriculum of the University of North Carolina's School of Medicine at Chapel Hill.
Course bulletin for the Division of Public Health in the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, dated 10 February 1938 and numbered 324 among the University Bulletins.
Announcement of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina, dated 20 February 1938 and numbered 326 in the University's bulletins, with the medical curriculum at Chapel Hill.
Medical school catalog for the University of North Carolina, dated 10 February 1937 and published as University Bulletins number 312, covering the School of Medicine's curriculum and courses.
Supplement to University Bulletin number 300, issued in July 1936, describing the Division of Public Health within the University of North Carolina's School of Medicine and its courses.
Issued 10 February 1936, this School of Medicine bulletin, University Bulletins number 300, gives the course of study at the University of North Carolina's medical school in Chapel Hill.
School of Medicine bulletin from the University of North Carolina, February 1909, number 70 in the University's series, with the medical courses offered at Chapel Hill.
A newsletter of the Department of Radiology in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, produced with University of North Carolina Hospitals and published by the department in Chapel Hill. Illustrated volumes, 28 cm.
News from the Department of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, published by the department's administrative offices in the School of Medicine. Illustrated volumes, 28 cm, one of several departmental newsletters the medical school issued from Chapel Hill.
Directory of the faculty of the UNC School of Medicine for 2003, issued by the school's Office of Public Affairs and Marketing and dated November 2002 on the cover. Eighty eight pages, largely portraits, listing the medical teaching staff at Chapel Hill. It concerns medical teaching personnel in North Carolina.
The Tarhealer for 1992 is the yearbook of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In DigitalNC's North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
'The Tarhealer' for 1991, the yearbook of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The copy comes from the North Carolina Collection at UNC, in DigitalNC's North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
Newsletter of the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued from 1990 in illustrated volumes at 28 centimeters. It reports on biochemistry research in North Carolina.
Faculty directory for the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, dated June 1990 and issued by the Office of Medical Center Public Affairs. Seventy two pages made up chiefly of portraits, it puts a face to the medical teaching staff of that year. Subjects include medical teaching personnel in North Carolina.
Yearbook of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine for 1990, titled The Tarhealer and made at Chapel Hill. From DigitalNC's North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
Medical students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill produced The Tarhealer for 1989. It belongs to DigitalNC's North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
Medical students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill issued 'The Tarhealer' for 1988. It is a college yearbook from Chapel Hill, with the School of Medicine's students and periodicals also named. The volume, from UNC's North Carolina Collection, appears in DigitalNC's North Carolina Yearbooks collection.
Yearbook of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for 1987, titled 'The Tarhealer'. The volume is part of the North Carolina Yearbooks collection at DigitalNC.
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill began this series in 1985, setting out its current practices. Topics include obstetrics and gynecology as periodical subjects, and the volumes run 28 to 29 cm with illustrations, published by the department in Chapel Hill.
Orientation handbook for entering students at the School of Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued by the school in volumes from 1984. Topics include medical education, medical schools and medical students in North Carolina. A small volume at 22 centimeters, produced anew for each incoming class.
A series on medical education from the Office of Medical Studies in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, reporting on how physicians were being trained. Begun in 1984 and issued in volumes, 28 centimeters.
Newsletter of the Office of International Affairs at the School of Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, begun in 1983. It reports on activities and opportunities in international medicine. Topics include medical students and medical research at Chapel Hill along with international cooperation in medicine. Volumes at 28 centimeters.
The Department of Family Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill reporting on its work across the three years from 1976 through 1979, published in 1980. Topics include the teaching of family medicine in North Carolina and a bibliography of the department's faculty publications, which the report carries. Sixteen pages with illustrations.
Thirty two pages from the Department of Family Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, dated June 1978, setting out the senior selective offered through its Family Medicine Preceptorship Program for fourth year medical students. Topics include the teaching of family medicine and medical education in North Carolina. Printed with forms, 21 centimeters.
The bulletin of the Medical Alumni Association at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, carrying this title from 1977. Issued in volumes with illustrations, some of them in color, at 28 centimeters.
The School of Medicine and its alumni association published this bulletin at Chapel Hill from November 1967. The series appeared under several titles, from the Bulletin of the School of Medicine that began in 1953, through the Medical alumni bulletin of 1977, to the UNC medical bulletin after 2003. Four illustrated volumes under this title.
A directory of the medical alumni of the University of North Carolina covering graduates from 1880 to 1965, dated February 1966. One hundred fifty one pages listing the physicians who trained at the School of Medicine. Published by the university at Chapel Hill.
Student guide to the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued in illustrated volumes from 1949. It provides the school's requirements and the practical business of studying medicine on the campus.
Program listings from the Office of Continuing Education and Alumni Affairs at the School of Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued as a serial in small volumes at 23 centimeters. Topics include continuing medical education in North Carolina.
Newsletter of the Department of Biochemistry and Nutrition at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued by the department in volumes with illustrations.
A serial listing of the elective program in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued by the school at Chapel Hill. Topics include medical college curricula in Chapel Hill and in North Carolina. Published in volumes at 28 centimeters.
Faculty directory for the Schools of Medicine and Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Issued in volumes with portraits, 28 centimeters.
Serial published by the Department of Anesthesiology in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in volumes with illustrations. Topics include the teaching of anesthesiology and medical colleges in North Carolina.
W. P. Newton and seven colleagues set out the curriculum and organization of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for Academic Medicine in 2010. Topics include curriculum and standards in medical education.
Second volume of the Norma Berryhill Lectures, covering the talks given from 2000 to 2008, from William W. McLendon and Elizabeth B. Dreesen. The Medical Foundation of North Carolina published it in 2009, and it belongs to the history of the university in Chapel Hill.
A journal of medicine, literature and visual art put out by the Department of Social Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Topics include medicine in literature and in the arts and poetry from North Carolina. The first number was signed by several contributors, among them Seth Hawkins, Paula Blackwell, Maggi Ann Grace and Rosalind Coleman. Dated 2005.
Anthony A. Meyer, Colin G. Thomas, George F. Sheldon and Mary Jane Kagarise give a history of the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, published in Archives of Surgery in 2005. Topics include graduate medical education, the history of general surgery and the running of a university hospital across the twentieth and twenty first centuries.
Quarterly publication of the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued by the department itself. The 2004 issues are the ones described.
Jan Busby-Whitehead, Meri-Li Douglas and Carol P. Tresolini describe geriatrics teaching in the curriculum at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, published in Academic Medicine in 2004. Topics include curriculum standards, standards in medical education and the organization of medical schools. A profile of one program on the Chapel Hill campus.
Volume 50, for 2003, of UNC Medical Bulletin, the magazine the UNC-Chapel Hill Medical Alumni Association publishes for alumni and friends of the School of Medicine and UNC Health Care. It descends from the school's bulletin first issued in 1953.
UNC Medical Bulletin for 2004, volume 51, from the Medical Alumni Association in Chapel Hill. The magazine is written for alumni and friends of the UNC School of Medicine and UNC Health Care, including the university hospitals.
The 2005 volume, number 52, of the alumni magazine of the UNC School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, published by its Medical Alumni Association for graduates and friends of the school and UNC Health Care.
Volume 53, covering 2006, of UNC Medical Bulletin, published in Chapel Hill by the Medical Alumni Association for the alumni and friends of the School of Medicine and UNC Health Care.
Medical Alumni Association magazine from Chapel Hill, volume 54, for 2007, reporting to alumni and friends of the UNC School of Medicine and UNC Health Care, including the University of North Carolina Hospitals.
UNC Medical Bulletin, volume 55, spanning 2007 and 2008, the magazine of the UNC-Chapel Hill Medical Alumni Association for alumni and friends of the School of Medicine and UNC Health Care.
The 2009 volume, number 56, of UNC Medical Bulletin, published in Chapel Hill by the Medical Alumni Association for graduates and friends of the UNC School of Medicine and UNC Health Care.
C. F. McCartney, C. P. Tresolini, P. B. Farel and G. A. Dent set out the organization of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for a 2000 issue of Academic Medicine. Topics include curriculum and the administration of medical education at universities.
A 1998 publication of the Department of Social Medicine in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Topics include social medicine and its history, medical education and medical colleges in North Carolina, which places the item with accounts of the department and the teaching it does.
Directory of the School of Medicine faculty at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for 1996, dated November 1996 on the cover. Eighty pages made up chiefly of portraits, so the volume gives a face as well as a name for the medical teaching staff of that year.
A periodical from the Office of Medical Center Public Affairs at University of North Carolina Hospitals in Chapel Hill, entered here at 1994. It deals with the hospitals and with the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The student handbook of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, a serial that reappears each session in volumes of 22 cm with illustrations and maps. Dated 1994. Topics include medical education and medical schools in North Carolina, and the handbook is the School of Medicine's own reference tool for its students at Chapel Hill.
Literary magazines produced by medical students between 1993 and 2004, in the Rare Book Collection at UNC. Subjects include the School of Medicine and the Department of Social Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, along with Pennsylvania State University and Yale, so more than one school is represented.
Report from the Department of Social Medicine in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, published in Chapel Hill in 1993 and covering the department's activities for the years 1988 through 1992. Donald L. Madison is named with the department as author. It covers medical education and the teaching of social medicine in North Carolina.
The yearbook of the medical students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, entered here at 1992. The cataloger records the school as publisher with a question mark, since the volume does not state it.
Directory published in July 1991 by the Office of International Affairs, listing faculty of the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who took part in international professional activity related to medicine and health. It runs to 174 pages and includes forms.
Fifth volume in the run of 'The Tarhealer', the yearbook of medical students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, dated 1991. The North Carolina Digital Heritage Center record gives the year and the volume number and nothing further about the contents.
Quarterly newsletter of the Center for Thrombosis and Hemostasis in the UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine, reporting the research work of the center and its members. The last issue appeared in the spring of 1991, and the Bulletin took up the series in the winter of 1993. One volume with illustrations and portraits, 28 centimeters.
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Mary Jane Kagarise's history of the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill across its first four decades, 1952 to 1993, with biographies of the surgeons on its faculty. Published by the department in 1997 in a first edition of 461 pages with illustrations, some in color. Topics include surgery and medical colleges in Chapel Hill and biography of the department's faculty.
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