Medical College of Virginia - X Ray Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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THE LIBRARY In 1932, new and very ample librai) facilities were provided for the Medical College of Virginia. The present new building was completed, and the librarj ' was opened at the beginning of the session of 1932-33. The technical staff was headed by Dr. E. C. L. Miller, Directing Librarian, and Miss Florence McRae, Li- brarian. They were efficiently aided by Miss Margaret McCluer and Miss Virginia Staub, who have given their full time and cooperative efforts to this work. To further the library ' s progress. Miss Lois Henderson has been added to the staff, l L. L- Mniiii, i n as the increased patronage required. The reference room contains the Quarterly Cumulative Index, the Index Medicus, the Index catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General ' s Office, Chemical Abstracts, Biological Abstracts, and the Index to Dental Periodical Literature. More than five hundred journals are received regularly. There are approximately twenty-five thousand volumes in the various health service fields of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Nurs- ing. The stacks contain 203 sets of periodicals which are complete. Dr. E. C. L. Miller, the Directing Librarian, has been connected with the Medical College of Virginia for many years. He was Professor of Bacteriology from 1911 to 192 9, and has filled many important commissions in the fields of medicine and science. After his graduation from the Nebraska State Normal School, he studied at Oberlin College and later received the degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Michigan. He was a member of the research staff for Parke, Davis and Company for ten years. During the next five years he served as Medical Missionary to India. He is now a member of the American Medical Association, the American Public Health Asso- ciation, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Society of Chem- ical Industry (London), the American Association of Immunologists, the Society of American Bacteriologists, the Virginia Medical Society, the Richmond Academy of Medicine and Surgery, and the Virginia Academy of Science. It is unnecessary but ap- propriate that we add that Dr. Miller ' s name appears in the American Who ' s Who. Thus, through his wide knowledge and experience in the field of medicine and in many other branches of education, he is ably prepared to assist those who use the library in solving their problems, no matter how tcchnicalh ' difficult these problems may be. C. E. W.

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DR. L. J. WHITEHEAD Assistant Professor of Kadiology DR. ' . HERMAN WHITMORE Instructor in Medicine DR. CARRINGTON WILLIAMS Associate Professor of Sitrgery DR. EDWARD H. WILLIAMS Instructor in Medicine and Neuropsychiatry DR. ENNION S. WILLIAMS Assistant in Medicine DR. GEORGE Z. WILLIAMS Associate in Pathology DR. JAMES N. WILLIAMS Instructor in Medicine and Neuropsychiatry MISS LILLIAN MAY WILLIAMS Instructor and Assistant Supervisor of Operating Koon: Technique DR. J. POWELL WILLIAMS Assistant Professor of Medicine DR. PAULINE WILLIAMS Associate Professor of Pathology DR. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS Assistant in Operatice Dentistry MISS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Instructor in Orthopedic Nnrsing MISS LULU A. WOLF Associate Professor in Nursing MISS FRANCES HELEN ZEIGLER Professor of Nursing Shavi- Vinson 3ln iUpmnriam J. ALLISON HODGES, M. D.— 1858-1936 Professor of Anatomy, University College of Medicine, 1893- ' 96; Professor of Diseases of Nervous System, University College of Medicine, 1896-1910; Dean, University Col- lege of Medicine, 1900- ' 04; President, University College of Medicine, 1904- ' 05; Profes- sor of Clinical Nervous and Mental Diseases, University College of Medicine and Medical College of Virginia, 1910- ' 27; Emeritus Professor of Clinical Nervous and Mental Dis- eases, Medical College of Virginia, 1927- ' 36. Dr. Hodges served the Medical College of Virginia as Emeritus Professor of Clinical Nervous and Mental Diseases until his death on December 1 5, 1936.

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