Oregon Health & Science University
Dates
- Usage: 2001-
Found in 54 Collections and/or Records:
All-Hill Student Council collection
This collection began from a scrapbook created by the All-Hill Student Council (also known as the Student Council) representatives of 1988-1989. Additional All-Hill records have been added.
Nancy Biehn nursing collection
Nancy Biehn graduated from the University of Oregon School of Nursing in 1960. This collection which dates from 1957 to 1960, consists of nursing garb, certificates, photographs, correspondence, and programs concerning her commencement and immediate post graduate life.
Biomedical Information Communication Center (BICC) records
The Biomedical Information Communication Center (BICC) at OHSU was completed and opened in 1991. The goal of this building was to bring together all of OHSU's information or communication services. Spanning from 1981 to 2016, the collection consists of materials on the planning, promotion, construction, and the opening of the building, along with the move into it. Materials also document the information and technology programs available at OHSU at the time.
Child Study Clinic records
The materials in this collection originated with the Child Growth Study completed by principal investigator Bhim Sen Savara, M.S., D.M.D., et. al, during the period of 1949-1986.
Reid "Sam" Connell papers
Dr. Reid "Sam" Connell is a graduate of Oregon State University and the University of Oregon Medical School, with a master’s in anatomy and a doctorate in medicine. As an instructor at OHSU, he taught anatomy, embryology, histology, and neurology as well as overseeing the allied health programs after his retirement. His research focused primarily on enabling those with broken spinal cords to regain function of limbs below the break.
Ralph S. Crawshaw papers
Dermatology lantern slide collection
The Dermatology lantern slide collection includes over 2,000 glass slides from around 1945 to 1969, that were likely used in teaching various dermatology courses. The slides include photographs of an entire person, an affected area, a histological image, or a drawing. There are also many slides containing educational text, charts, and diagrams of lecture materials.