Knowledge Guides: Dorothy Carpenter Medical Archives: Inventories

Photographs

Print Yearbooks

Digital Yearbooks
Nursing School: 1923-1974
Medical School: 1941-

Digital Forsyth
-online collection of historical photographs of Forsyth County, NC., is a grant-funded multi-year digitization project among Forsyth County Public Library, Old Salem Museum and Gardens, Winston-Salem State University's C.G. O'Kelly Library, and Wake Forest University's Z. Smith Reynolds Library and Coy C. Carpenter Medical Library.

The grant was awarded by the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) through the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) and is administered by the State Library of North Carolina.

Oral Histories

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Administration
Eugene Adcock, director for medical education (#1052)
William Alexander Jr., architects/project managers (#1021)
Gwendie Camp, educational research and services (#1011)
Robert Capizzi, educational research and services (#1018)
Ted Chandler, Reynolds Health Center (#1044)
Judy Childress, medical school personnel (#1041)
Bill Glance, information/publications director (#1049)
Richard Janeway, executive vice president and executive dean (#1017)
June May, student affairs (#1003)
Kathy Millward, clinical strategic planning (#1032)
Timothy Pennell, international health affairs (#1002)
Timothy Pennell, chief of professional services (#1058)
J. Kiffin Penry, associate dean for research and development (#1010)
Boyd Richards, educational research and services (#1023)
Robert Rose, controller for medical school (#1069)
Steve Snelgrove, director of facilities planning (#1030)
James Thompson, associate dean (#1040)
John Tolmie, associate dean for academic affairs (#1014)
Harold Tribble, university president (#10)
James P. Ulrich, architects/project manager (#1045)
Velma Watts, director of minority affairs (#1001)

Anatomy
Walter Bo (#1012)
Charles E. McCreight (#32) Listen!
Henry Uhl (#1036)

Biochemistry
Moseley Waite, chair (#1050)
Moseley Waite, retired (#1071)

Cardiology
L. Earl Watts (#1004)

Emergency Services
Earl Schwartz (#1015)

Internal Medicine
Patricia Adams, nephrology (#1028)
David Cayer (#34)
John Felts (#1031)
George T. Harrell (#6)
Tinsley Harrison, chair (#8)
William Hazzard, director J. Paul Sticht Center on Aging (#1073)
Lucille Hutaff (#19) Listen!
Emery C. Miller (#33)
Henry S. Miller Jr. (#1009)
Jim Philp (#1029)
Ernest H. Yount (#15)

Medical Genetics
C. Nash Herndon (#13)

Microbiology/Immunology
Stephen Richardson (#1076)

Neurology
William McKinney (#1084)
David Stump, neuropsychology (#1048)
James Toole (#1043)
James Toole, Stroke Center (#1077)
Todd Troost (#1046)

Nursing
Lucia Shirley, operating room (#25)
Janet Tilley, operating room (#1057)
Joyce Warren (#26)
Joyce Warren/Gwen Andrews/Michaelene Maringer, directors (#44)

Obstetrics
Carlton Adams (audio only – cassette, #37)
Richard L. Burt (#16)
Mary Griffith (#41)
Frank Lock (#4) Listen!
Roscoe Wall (#3)

Oncology
Robert Cooper (#1083)
Richard Patterson, pediatrics (#1092)

Ophthalmology
John W. Reid (#1039)
Richard Weaver Sr. (#1013)

Otolaryngology
James A. Harrill (#11)

Pathology
Robert P. Morehead (#1, #1055 – audio only)
W.C. Thomas (#38)

Pediatrics
Katherine Anderson (audio only – reel, #21)
Robert P. Lawson (#7, #7a)
Ronald Mack (#1038)
Jimmy Simon (#1022)

Physiology/Pharmacology
J. Maxwell Little (#2) Listen!
Carlos Rapela, physiology (#1062)

Private Diagnostic Clinic
Clyde T. Hardy (#24)
Cary Walsh (#27)

Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
David Goode (#1020)
Marcus and Sally Gulley (#1068)
Richard C. Proctor (#30)
Jack Rogers (#1026)

Radiology
Isadore Meschan (#23)

Support Staff
Nancy Cox, executive vice president assistant/executive dean assistant (#1042)
Katherine Davis, assistant to dean (#1056)
Steve Holladay, medical school engineering (#1027)
Joel Hollis, fitness center (#1005)
Anthony Shoaf, biohazard safety officer (#1024)
John E. Wayne, custodial supervisor (#1033)

Surgery
Eben Alexander, neurosurgery (#1019, #1063, #1067 for book, #1072 for article)
Ben Lawrence Jr., clinical (#18)
Jesse Meredith, chair (#1037, #1059)
Timothy Pennell/Eben Alexander/Jesse Meredith (#43)

Urology
William Boyce (#1053)
Fred K. Garvey (#17)

Books

Chosen Instrument: Affirming Medicine as a Calling
Call Number: W 19 W146S 2002

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The author tells the story of the Chief of Professional Services at Wake Forest Baptist University Medical Center. This story covers the tenures of the six chiefs from 1953 through 2000 illustrating the history of the medical center, portraying the mission of physicians, and envisioning the challenges of 21st century medicine.
A History of the Nurse Anesthesia Program, 1942-2002: Wake Forest Baptist University Medical Center, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Call Number: WY 19 H673 2003

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For the sixtieth anniversary of the Nurse Anesthesia Program, the directors and members of the Class of 2002 have written and compiled a history of the program. Graduates contributed written and oral histories. The result is a rich first-hand account of the program, personal experiences, and impressions of the profession and institutions in historical context.
The Miracle on Hawthorne Hill: A History of the Medical Center of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest University and the North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Call Number: WZ 23 B787M 1988

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Dr. Meads history covers the 1970s and 1980s in addition to the earlier decades addressed in other books. Supplements and appendices cover additional interesting topics.
The Story of Medicine at Wake Forest University
Call Number: W 19 W146C 1970

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Dr. Coy C. Carpenter, student, faculty member, Dean, and Vice President for Medical Affairs, all from 1919 until 1970, presents a history of Bowman Gray School of Medicine from its founding as a two-year school in 1902; its move to Winston-Salem and transformation to a four-year school; the move of Wake Forest College to Winston-Salem in the 1950's; and the organization of the Medical Center.
Wake Forest University: One Hundred Years of Medicine: The Legacy of Yesterday, the Promise of Tomorrow
Call Number: W 19 W146W 2002

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This history commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Wake Forest School of Medicine with photos and a historical timeline.

The North Carolina Baptist Hospital and School of Nursing: A History Written in 1960
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Edna Heinzerling, longtime Director of Nursing of the North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, describes the history of the Hospital and Nursing School providing information not readily available in other sources.

Dorothy Carpenter Medical Archives: Inventories

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Photographs

Oral Histories

Books