scrapbooks

These records document the activities of the local chapter of Alpha Epsilon Iota, a national women's medical sorority.

George Weirs King, M.D. (c.1852-1929) was a doctor in Montana and Oregon. The collection consists of miscellaneous reprints and newspaper articles by or about Dr. King and a scrapbook of photographs and assorted materials. The collection spans circa 1894 to 1902.

Dr.Leitch has provided a variety of materials concerning the subject of socialized medicine in general and the Oregon M.D.Anti-Trust Trial of 1949 in particular.

David B. Mahler, Ph.D. (3 February 1923 – 2 August 2017) was a dental biomaterials scientist who was internationally recognized as the preeminent expert in dental amalgam. His papers include records of achievements and recognitions, as well as letters attesting to his contributions and high regard.

Founded in 1976, the OHSU School of Nursing Nurse-Midwifery Program enables students earning a master's degree in nursing to also become certified in nurse-midwifery. The Nurse-Midwifery Program Scrapbooks provide an inside look into the early days of the program, consisting primarily of photographs, pages from OHSU publications featuring program faculty, news clippings, program brochures, and ephemera originally housed within two scrapbooks compiled and kept by program faculty.

The Oregon Alcohol Education Committee collated a scrapbook of newspaper and journal articles from the 1960s showing the variety of media used to educate the public about alcohol.

The Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital, in Salem, OR, began admitting patients in 1910 and later merged with the University of Oregon Medical School State Tuberculosis Hospital. The collection contains reports, birth certificate books, admissions and discharges, scrapbooks, photographs, and correspondence.

The written prescriptions, scrapbook and assorted medicinal bottles were a part of Robert Ambrose's personal collection. Many of the written prescriptions in the scrapbook were created during the late 1890s by F.H. Caldwell, a pharmacist from North Yamhill, Oregon.

The Pharmacy Department Collection contains one box of textural materials pertaining to medication management, the pharmaceutical departments of OHSU, news articles and newsletters (1979-2000), staff correspondence (1986-1988) and the Comparable Worth Study (1989).