Archives and Modern Manuscripts Program, History of Medicine Division
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Descriptive Summary
	Collection Number:	MS C 492
	Creator:	Wilson, Vernon E.
	Title:	Vernon E. Wilson Papers
	Dates:	1953-1981
	Quantity:	33.73 linear feet (81 boxes plus oversize items)
	Abstract:	Dr. Vernon E. Wilson (1915-1992) was a nationally known leader in medical education and an innovative administrator of medical programs in academia and government. Although the collection covers the years 1953 through 1981, the bulk of the records were created in the 1970s.

Biographical Note

Dr. Vernon E. Wilson (1915-1992) was a nationally known leader in medical education and an innovative administrator of medical programs in academia and government. Born in 1915 to farm parents in Plymouth, Iowa, Dr. Wilson delayed his college education during the Great Depression and worked as a mechanic to assist his family in keeping the family farm. He served with the Navy in the Pacific during World War II, and earned his M.D. degree on the G.I. bill in 1953 from the University of Illinois in Chicago. Although Dr. Wilson was trained in pharmacology, he never hung up his shingle for private practice. Immediately after graduation, he became an Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at the University of Kansas.

In 1959, Dr. Wilson became the Dean and Director of the University of Missouri Medical Center at Columbia. While at the University of Missouri in the 1960s, he held the positions of Executive Director for Health Affairs (1967-1968) and Vice President for Academic Affairs (1968-1970). In the late 1960s Dr. Wilson gained a well-respected reputation as the Coordinator of the successful Missouri Regional Medical Program. Regional Medical Programs (RMPs) were established as a result of the Heart Disease, Cancer, and Stroke amendments to the Hill-Burton Act passed by the Lyndon B. Johnson Administration in 1965. The goal of the legislation was to fund and facilitate coordinated regional efforts to conduct medical research and training, provide better delivery of health services, and widely disseminate medical information. As one of the first promising RMPs after the legislation, the Missouri RMP became the model program for other RMPs throughout the country. In Dr. Wilson's early years at the University of Missouri, he flew his single engine plane to rural areas in Missouri to establish links between physicians throughout the state and the University of Missouri School of Medicine. These efforts paid off in later years when he coordinated the Missouri RMP.

Wilson's skills as an administrator and his familiarity with RMPs led to his appointment in 1970 as the Administrator of the newly-formed Health Services and Mental Health Administration (HSMHA). The responsibilities of the HSMHA, a bureau of the Public Health Service, included overseeing RMPs. Wilson was appointed by, and served under, Elliott Richardson, the Director of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare until 1972. Dr. Wilson returned to the University of Missouri as Professor of Community Health and Medical Practice from 1973 through 1974.

Wilson's reputation as a medical educator meant that he was asked to serve on numerous professional committees throughout his career. Among these were a long-term membership on the Council on Medical Education of the American Medical Association, Executive Council member of the Association of American Medical Colleges, and committee chairmanships on the American Board of Family Practice. Dr. Wilson ended his career as Vice President for Medical Affairs at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, where he served from 1974 until his retirement in 1981.

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Collection Summary

Although the collection covers the years 1953 through 1981, the bulk of the records were created in the 1970s. The collection generally contains correspondence, typed speeches, manuscripts, printed material, clippings, notes, and reports. Significant topics covered in the collection and of interest to researchers are Regional Medical Programs in the U.S., graduate medical education, federal health care policy, public health issues, use of automation in medicine, primary care physicians, emergency medicine, community health clinics, rural medicine, and medical ethics. The total volume of the papers is approximately 33 linear feet.

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Restrictions

Portions of the collection are restricted. Contact the Reference Staff for information regarding access. For online customer service, please visit custserv@nlm.nih.gov.

Copyright

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Index Terms
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	MeSH Subjects
		Community Health Services
		Education, Medical
		Ethics, Medical
		Health Policy
		Medical Records Systems, Computerized
		Public Health
		Rural Health Services
	Personal Names
		Adriani, John, 1907-
		Bass, B. J.
		Buessler, John A.
		Dimond, E. Grey (Edmunds Grey), 1918-
		Lindberg, Donald A. B., 1933-
		Lucas, Fred V.
		Wescoe, Clark
	Corporate Names
		Missouri Regional Medical Program
		Regional Medical Programs
		United States. Health Resources and Services Administration
		University of Missouri--Columbia. School of Medicine
		Vanderbilt University. School of Medicine

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Personal and Biographical Records, (1970-1981) 0.2 linear ft.
	This series contains records which provide details about Dr. Wilson's life. The documents are arranged in alphabetical order by type of record. Biographical information consists of copies of Dr. Wilson's submissions to biographical dictionaries and encyclopedias, clippings regarding Dr. Wilson, and curriculum vitae. The series also contains his Tennessee medical licensure records and correspondence regarding his association with the Nashville City Bank's High Level Economic Conference.




Box	Folder
1	1	Biographical Information, 1970-1979
1	2	Biographical Information, 1980-1981
1	3	Clippings, 1953-1973
1	4	Curriculum Vitae, 1959, 1970- ca. 1975
1	5	Licensure for State of Tennessee, 1974-1977
1	6	Nashville City Bank, High Level Economic Conference, 1978-1981

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Memorabilia, (1970-1971, 1978) , 0.2 linear feet
	Memorabilia in the collection consist of two medals titled "For Dubious Merit and Questionable Achievement," "Most Spurious Award," a cartoon titled "H. Jekyll, M.D.", and speaker's badges. The records are arranged alphabetically.




Box	Folder
2	1	American Association of Medical Clinics, Speaker's Badge, 1971
2	2	American Hospital Association, Speaker's Badge, 1970
2	3	Cartoon
2	4	For Dubious Merit and Questionable Achievement, Medal, ca. 1978
2	5	Most Spurious Award, Medal, 1978

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Medical Education Records, (ca.1953-1959, 1970-1981) 5.4 linear ft.
	This series contains lecture notes, course materials, administrative records, audiotapes, slides, and a videotape in connection with Dr. Wilson's work as a medical educator and medical school administrator at the University of Kansas (1953-1959), University of Missouri (1973-1974), and Vanderbilt University (1974-1981). Folders are arranged alphabetically and follow a hierarchical sequence so that records from each university affiliation are grouped together by appropriate subgroup within that affiliation (i.e., academic department, administrative committee, etc.). Records in this series do not cover the 1960s when Dr. Wilson was Dean and Director of the University of Missouri Medical Center and later, Vice President of Academic Affairs at the University of Missouri.




	A group of records consists of a portion of Dr. Wilson's lecture notes while he was an Assistant Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Kansas School of Medicine in the 1950s. Another group covers records regarding Dr. Wilson's tenure as professor of community health and administrator at the University of Missouri from 1973 through 1974. Included are a fairly comprehensive set of course materials from a course taught by Dr. Wilson and titled, the "National Perspective," which focused on federal health policy. Among the background materials for the course are reports on national health insurance legislation considered by Congress in 1973 and 1974. A typed transcript of seminar sessions offers an insightful dialogue on national health issues of the period.




	Stored in a separate container at the end of the series are audiovisual materials regarding an innovative six-year medical training program established at the Kansas City campus of the University of Missouri School of Medicine. The videotape contains the taping of a 1977 panel discussion, in which Dr. Wilson participated, regarding the successes and failures of the program as part of a symposium on the six-year degree (Medical training programs had traditionally consisted of approximately 8 years of undergraduate and graduate medical education. The Kansas City program was designed for students to receive a M.D. degree in six years after high school graduation. Emphasis was on training primary care physicians who would practice in the State of Missouri).




	Records created as an integral part of Dr. Wilson's work as Vice Chancellor of Medical Affairs at Vanderbilt University constitute the last group in this series. A telephone log of Dr. Wilson's calls from 1975 through 1979 provides a comprehensive record of his day-to-day activities during the period. Of particular importance during the Vanderbilt years are a set of records regarding the establishment of the Meharry-Vanderbilt Center for Health Services Research and Policy Studies. Meharry Medical College, an historically black college located in Nashville, Tennessee, already had been engaged since 1969 in nationally-recognized studies of targeted populations at its Center for Health Care Research under the leadership of William Neser. As Vanderbilt's Vice Chancellor of Medical Affairs, Dr. Wilson had oversight of the Vanderbilt Center for Health Services Research and Policy Studies. Meharry and Vanderbilt jointly submitted a grant to the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) to pool efforts and staff to meet the health care research and policy concerns of the surrounding region. The grant application, correspondence, and materials regarding HEW's site visit, and supporting material for a joint Ph.D./M.D. program provide valuable data about the proposed research center.




	Restricted records in this series include an accreditation review by an AMA committee and student papers.




Box	Folder
		University of Kansas Medical Center, 1953-1959

3	1		History of Medical Education, Lecture Notes, [ca. 1953-1959]
			Pharmacology, 1953-1959

Oversize				Insulin Lecture Notes, 1953-1959
Oversize				Lecture Notes General, 1953-1959
		University of Missouri, 1970-1974; 1966; 1968

3	2		Academic Plan, 1974
3	3		Commencement Programs, 1966, 1968, 1973
			Columbia, 1973-1974

3	4-6			Automated Physician Assistants Grant (3f), ca. 1973-1974
3	7			Seminar Series for News Editors NSF Grant, 1973-1974
3	8			Use of Controlled Substances for Animal or Laboratory Research Guidelines, 1974
Oversize			Computer Information, 1973
		University of Missouri, Columbia School of Medicine, 1970-1974

3	9		Arthritis Clinical Research Grant, 1971-1973
			Community Health and Medical Practice, 1962-1973

4	1			Departmental Correspondence, 1972-1973
4	2			Role of Federal Government Lecture, 1973
			Human Ecology and Behavioral Sciences Course, 1962-1973

				Background, 1970-1975

4	3				Congressional Health Committees, 1974
4	4-6				Hill Burton Program , 1962-1973
Oversize					Medical Legislation, 1974
4	7				National Health Articles, 1970-1975
Oversize					National Health Insurance Bibliographies, 1971-1974
4	8				National Health Insurance Legislation, 92nd Congress, 1971
Oversize					National Health Insurance Legislation, 93rd Congress (3f), 1973
5	1-2				National Health Insurance Legislation, 93rd Congress, 1973
5	3				National Health Insurance Legislation, 94th Congress, 1974
5	4			Departmental Correspondence, 1974
5	5			Lecture Notes, [ca. 1974]
				National Perspective Seminar, 1973-1974

5	6				General, 1974
5	7				Handouts, 1974
					Reserved Readings, 1973-1974

5	8					AMA Newsletter, 1973-1974
Oversize						American Medical News, 1974
Oversize						Association of American Medical Colleges, 1973-1974
5	9					K. Clute "Law and Health", [ca. 1973]
5	10					Congressional Record, 1973
5	11					The Indianapolis Conference on Prepaid Healthcare, 1973
5	12					Legislative Roundup, 1974
5	13					Legislative Specifications, 1974
6	1					Medicine and Health, 1974
Oversize						The Nation's Health, 1973
6	2					The NIH Record, 1974
6	3					A. Somers "Some Basic Determinants", undated
6	4				Student Papers, Folder 1 of 2, 1974
							[Restricted]
6	5				Student Papers, Folder 2 of 2, 1974
							[Restricted]
6	6-11				Transcripts (6f), 1974
							[Restricted]
7	1-5				Transcripts (5f), 1974
		University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Medicine, 1970-1979

7	6		Blueprints, 1972
7	7		Inauguration Ceremony Program, 1971
			Six-Year Medical Program, 1971-1977

7	8			Accreditation Review, 1977
7	9			Brochures, 1971
7	10			Commentary [videotape], 1977
7	11			The Curriculum Book, the Elective Book, the Evaluation Book, [ca. 1971-1972]
7	12			Introduction and Information Booklet, 1971
7	13			Part I: Summarizing the Experiences of the UMKC School of Medicine, 1977
7	14			Part II: UMKC School of Medicine, August 1970 - December 1977, (1977)
7	15			The Quarterly Examinations, the Profile, the Challenge Examinations, [ca. 1971-1972]
		Vanderbilt University, 1975-1981

			Advisory Budget Council, 1975

8	1			General, 1975
8	2			Academic Support Services Program Review, 1975
8	3			Budget Review and Council Meeting, 1975
8	4			College of Arts and Science Program and Budget Review, 1975
8	5			Executive Administration Budget, [ca. 1975]
Oversize				Graduate School Office, 1974-1975
8	6			Graduate School of Management Program and Budget Review, 1975
8	7-8			Operations and Fiscal Planning Program Review, 1975
9	1			School of Engineering Program Budget and Review, 1975
9	2			School of Nursing Program and Budget Review, 1975
9	3			Student Affairs Program Descriptions, [ca. 1975]
9	4		Affirmative Action Register, 1975
9	5		Correspondence, 1974-1981
			Planning Profile, 1973-1975

9	6			Index, 1975
9	7			Vol. 2: Executive Administration, 1973-1974; 1975
9	8			Volume 12: Graduate School of Management, 1974
9	9			Volume 16: Conference on University Programs and Priorities, 1975
9	10		University Programs and Priorities Conference ("Bell Retreat"), 1975
10	1		Vanderbilt University Hospital, Vanderbilt Clinic Public Relations, [ca. 1988]
		Vanderbilt University Medical Center, 1975-1981

10	2-3		American Association of Medical Colleges Study: "Cost of Teaching Hospitals", 1980
Oversize			Mission Statement, 1979
10	4		Rudolph A. Light Hall Dedication, 1977
			School of Medicine, 1974-1977

10	5			Basic Sciences: Space Requirements, 1975
10	6			Faculty Issues, 1974-1976
10	7			Family Practice, 1974-1975
						[Restricted]
10	8			House Staff Training Ad Hoc Committee Report, 1975
10	9			Review Committee, Health Planning Contract, 1975-1977
10	10-13		VEW Telephone Log (4f), 1975-1976
11	1-3		VEW Telephone Log (3f), 1977-1979
11	4		Vice Chancellor Candidate Search, 1974
			Meharry-Vanderbilt Center for Health Services Research and Policy Studies, 1969-1975

12	1			Background Publications, 1969-1975
12	2-3			Correspondence, 1975
12	4-6			Grant Application (3f), 1975
				M.D./Ph.D. Program for Health Care Specialists, 1975

12	7				Proposal, [ca. 1975]
12	8				Supporting Data, [ca. 1975]
12	9-10			Site Visit Materials, 1975
		Audiovisual Materials, 1971-1972; 1977

			The University of Missouri School of Medicine, Six-Year Medical Program, 1971-1972; 1977

13	1			"The Curriculum Book, The Elective Book....", [ca. 1971-1972]
13	2			"The Quarterly Exam....", [1971-1972]
13	3			"Commentary on Six-Year Medical Program" Videotape, 1977

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Other Professional Activities, (1970-1979) 2.8 linear ft.
	This series consists of records which relate to Dr. Wilson's other professional activities, excluding his work at the University of Kansas, University of Missouri, and Vanderbilt University Medical School. Record types include correspondence, reports, printed material, and meeting agendas. Generally the records cover his tenure as Administrator of Health Services and Mental Health Administration (HSMHA), Department of Health Education and Welfare (HEW); his work as a professional consultant to universities; and his memberships on various Boards of Directors or professional committees.




	Two folders containing correspondence regarding membership renewals at the beginning of the series provide a list of Dr. Wilson's professional affiliations. The remaining records are arranged alphabetically and follow a hierarchical sequence so that records from each organization are grouped together and, thereafter, appropriate subgroupings within each organization are provided.




	Professional organizations represented in the records are the American Board of Family Practice; various subcommittees of the American Medical Association, including the Council on Medical Education's Residency Review Committee as well as the Liaison Committee for Graduate Medical Education; Appalachian Regional Hospitals, Inc.; and the National Commission on Arthritis, Community Programs Working Group. Dr. Wilson's work as a consultant to various universities highlights some of the issues important to medical education at the time. The results of the University of Southern California's School of Medicine efforts to collect data on physician activities by medical specialty to determine the country's physician manpower needs appear in the records in a series of practice study reports. As a member of an evaluation team for the University of Missouri's Department of Pathology program in the late 1970s, Dr. Wilson received correspondence and evaluation reports regarding the program from Fred V. Lucas, Pathology Department chairman.




	Notable among the materials concerning Dr. Wilson's work outside his university affiliations is information regarding the Appalachian Regional Hospitals, Inc. when he served as an observer at its Board meetings in the mid-1970s. A small portion of Dr. Wilson's papers in this collection document his years as Director of the HSMHA and include, briefing papers, a report on HSMHA programs, the Spanish Speaking Street Project Report, congressional hearing briefings, and a roster of HSMHA public advisory members.




Box	Folder
14	1-2	Professional Society Memberships, 1974-1977
		American Board of Family Practice, 1969-1970; 1981

14	3		Directory of Diplomats, 1981
14	4		Information for Meeting on April 30, 1970, (1970)
14	5		Information for Meeting on August 12, 1970, (1970)
14	6		Meeting Minutes, 1969-1970
		American Medical Association (AMA), 1967-1976

			Council on Medical Education, 1973-1975

14	7			General, 1973-1975
14	8			Committee on Emergency Medicine, 1974-1975
14	9			Residency Review Committee, 1973
14	10			Residency Review Committee, 1974
15	1-2		Liaison Committee for Graduate Medical Education, Subcommittee Report on Financing, 1973-1975
15	3		Mission Group 5, 1974
		Appalachian Regional Hospitals, Inc., 1967-1975

Oversize			General (4f), 1967-1976
15	4		Board Meeting May 7, 1976 - Informational Materials, 1976
16	1		Report to the Appalachian Regional Commission, 1976
Oversize		Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, 1969-1975
		Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Health Services and Mental Health Administration (HSMHA), 1970-1973

16	2		Briefing Materials, 1970
16	3		Federal Council for Science and Technology, Report on Automation Opportunities, 1972
16	4		National Center for Health Statistics, Congressional Hearings, 1973
16	5		Public Health Service Hospitals, [ca. 1973]
16	6		Review of Programs and Organizations, 1973
16	7		Roster of Members, 1970
16	8		Spanish Speaking Street Project Report, August 1973
17	1-3		"Stastical Analysis of Statutory Authorities Relating to HS Activities" (3f), 1973
17	4	Kentucky Commonwealth, Report to the Council on Public Higher Education, 1973
17	5-9	National Commission on Arthritis, Community Programs Work Group (5f), 1975
		National Commission on Arthritis, 1975

18	1		Community Programs Work Group, 1975
18	2		Community Programs Work Group, Final Report, 1975
18	3	Ohio State University, "Kidney Therapy and Public Policy: Study of Medical Innovation", 1973
18	4	System Engineering Committee (SECOM), Biomedical Working Group, 1973-1974
18	5	University of Illinois, Regional Health Resource Center, Computer Laboratory, Health Care Resources Project Advisory Group, 1972-1973
18	6	University of Minnesota, Health Sciences Governance Study, 1977
		University of Missouri, Department of Pathology Evaluation Study, 1976

18	7		Administration, 1976
18	8		Background and Research, 1976
18	9-10		Curricula Vitae, 1976
18	11-12		Educational Programs, [ca. 1976]
9	1		Five Year Plan, 1975
19	2		Practice Programs, 1976
19	3		Residency Training Program, [ca. 1976]
		University of Southern California, School of Medical Research, Research in Medical Education Division, 1975-1979

19	4		Allergy Practice Study Report, 1978
19	5		Cardiology Practice Study Report, 1978
19	6		Comprehensiveness of Care and Physician Productivity in General Internal Medicine, 1978
19	7		Dermatology Practice Study Report, 1978
19	8		Endocrinology Practice Study Report, 1978
19	9		Family Practice Study Report, 1978
19	20		General Correspondence, 1975-1978
19	21		General Practice Study Report, 1978
19	22		Infectious Diseases Practice Study Report, 1978
19	23		Medical Activities and Manpower Projects Year 3 Report, 1975-1976
19	24		Neurology Practice Study Report, 1979
20	1		Otorhinolaryngology Practice Study Report, 1977
20	2		Part I, Technical Proposal, Anaysis and Validation of Effort Distribution of Physicians in Twenty-Four Specialties, 1975
20	3		Part I, Technical Proposal, Physician Manpower: A Survey of Time Spent in Different Professional Activities by Physicians of Twenty-Four Specialties, 1975
20	4		Pediatrics Practice Study Report, 1978
20	5		Physician Extender Profile Study, 1975
20	6		Pulmonary Disease Practice Study Report, 1978
20	7		Rheumatology Practice Study Report, 1978
20	8		Sample Participant Letters, 1976
20	9	Washburn University of Topeka, The Community School Health Project, Proposal for a Model Design, 1973

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Professional and Personal Correspondence, (1953-1959, 1970-1981) 6.6 linear ft.
	This series contains the professional and personal correspondence of Dr. Wilson. To maintain the integrity of much of the original order of the records, correspondence from 1953 through 1959, and 1977 through 1981, is arranged at the folder level in strict chronological order. Correspondence from 1970 through 1976 is arranged alphabetically, with important individual or organizational correspondents separately grouped in one folder. Within each folder, correspondence is arranged in forward chronological order.




	This series contains valuable information regarding Dr. Wilson's personal and professional endeavors and circle of acquaintances during most of his medical career. Notable individual correspondents include Dr. B. J. Bass, a pioneer in establishing medical automation at his Bass Clinic in rural Salem, Missouri; Clarke Wescoe, President and Chairman of the Board of Sterling Drug, Inc.; John A. Buesseler, Vice President for Health Affairs at Texas Tech University Complex; E. Grey Dimond, Provost for Health Sciences at the University of Missouri; John Adriani, noted anesthesiologist and head of the Anesthesiology Department at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, Louisiana; and Fred V. Lucas, Chairman of the Department of Pathology at the University of Missouri Medical Center. Dr. Wilson's personal letters with long-time friends, former students, and other associates provide insight into his personal views on such topics as U.S. politics, medical education, and health policy as well as the everyday events of his life.




	Dr. Wilson's work with a wide range of professional organizations created a significant amount of correspondence. Some of these organizations include the American Board of Family Practice, American Public Health Association, Appalachian Regional Commission, the Academy of Anesthesiology, American Academy of Family Physicians, Ad Hoc Committee on Conflicts of Interest in Medical Practice of the Institute of Medicine, and the Sex Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS). A sizable number of congratulatory letters to Dr. Wilson regarding his appointment as Administrator of HSMHA provide an array of individual names identified with public health policy during the early 1970s. Many of the topics or professional work discussed in the correspondence are also covered in records contained in Series III: Medical Education and Series IV. Other Professional Activities.




Box	Folder
		General Correspondence, 1953-1959

21	1		1953
21	2		1954
21	3		1955
21	4		1956
21	5		1957
21	6		1958
21	7		1959
21	8	General Correspondence, 1959
21	9	University of Missouri Appointment: Congratulatory Letters, 1959
		HSMHA Congratulatory Letters, 1970

21	10		A - B, 1970
21	11		C, 1970
21	12		D, 1970
21	13		E - F, 1970
21	14		G - H, 1970
21	15		J - K, 1970
21	16		L - M, 1970
22	1		N - O, 1970
22	2		P - R, 1970
22	3		S, 1970
22	4		T, 1970
22	5		Y - Z, 1970
22	6	General Correspondence, 1971
		HSMHA, 1971

22	7		Meeting and Speech Invitations, 1971
22	8		Publication Acknowledgements, 1971
22	9		Visit Acknowledgements, 1971
22	10	University of Missouri, 1971
22	11	General Correspondence, 1972
22	12	American Board of Family Practice, 1972
22	13	Bass, B.J., 1972
22	14	Harman, Thelma Jean, 1972
		HSMHA, 1972-1973

22	15		Farewell Letters, December 1972 - January 1973
22	16		Publication Acknowledgements, 1972
22	17		Visit Acknowledgements, 1972
22	18	Ivy, H.B. (Berry), 1972
22	19	Meeting and Speech Invitations, 1972
22	20	University of Missouri, 1972
23	1	A, 1973
23	2	Adams, Gayle E., 1973
23	3	Adriani, John, 1973
23	4	Almond, Carl H., 1973
23	5	American Public Health Association, 1973
23	6	Andrew, Mason C., 1973
23	7	B, 1973
23	8	Bass, B.J., 1973
23	9	Blayney, Keith D., 1973
23	10	Buesseler, John A., 1973
23	11	C, 1973
23	12	Clayton, Fred W., 1973
23	13	Continuing Education for the Family Physician, 1973
23	14	D, 1973
23	15	Darley, Ward, 1973
23	16	Dimond, E. Grey, 1973
23	17	E, 1973
23	18	F, 1973
23	19	Fahim, Mostafa S., Fahim Study, 1973
23	20	G, 1973
23	21	H, 1973
23	22	Haughton, James G., 1973
23	23	Hiatt, Howard H., 1973
23	24	Hinsey, Joseph C., 1973
23	25	I, 1973
23	26	Institute of Medicine, 1973
23	27	J, 1973
23	28	Jordan, Mary Lou, 1973
24	1	K, 1973
24	2	Kelso, John, 1973
24	3	Kentucky Report, 1973
24	4	L, 1973
24	5	Leighton, Alexander H., 1973
24	6	Lindberg, Donald A.B., 1973
24	7	Lotterhos, William E., 1973
24	8	Lucas, Fred V., 1973
24	9	Lucas, Fred V., 1973
24	10	M, 1973
24	11	Missett, James R., 1973
24	12	Murphy, Jane M., 1973
24	13	N, 1973
24	14	O, 1973
24	15	P, 1973
24	16	Patterson, Joye, 1973
24	17	Perrin, Edward B., 1973
24	18	Q, 1973
24	19	R, 1973
25	1	S, 1973
25	2	Senhauser, Don A., 1973
25	3	Sex Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS), 1973
25	4	Stark, Nathan J., 1973
25	5	Stewart, Wellington B., 1973
25	6	T, 1973
25	7	T, 1973
25	8	Tancredi, Lauredi, 1973
25	9	U, 1973
25	10	V, 1973
25	11	W, 1973
25	12	Wescoe, W. Clarke, 1973
25	13	Yolles, Tamarath K., 1973
25	14	A, 1974
25	15	Academy of Anesthesiology, 1974
25	16	Adriani, John, 1974
25	17	Almond, Carl H., 1974
25	18	American Academy of Family Physicians, 1974-1975
25	19	Appalachian Regional Commission, 1974
25	20	B, 1974
25	21	Batalden, Paul B., 1974
25	22	Brain Bio Center, 1974
25	23	Buesseler, John A., 1974
25	24	C, 1974
25	25	Cohnberg, Rosellen, 1974
26	1	Continuing Education for the Family Physician, 1974
Oversize		D, 1974
26	2	Darley, Ward, 1974
26	3	Dimond, E. Grey, 1974
26	4	E, 1974
26	5	Environmental Surveillance Center, 1974
26	6	F, 1974
26	7	F, 1974
26	8	Fahim, Mostafa S., Fahim Study, 1974
26	9	G, 1974
26	10	H, 1974
26	11	Hall, David, 1974
26	12	Harrington, Timonthy J., 1974
26	13	Health Manpower Act of 1974, 1974
26	14	Hinsey, Joseph C., 1974
26	15	Human Services Institute, 1974
27	1	I, 1974
27	2	Institute of Medicine, Ad Hoc Committee, 1974
27	3	J, 1974
27	4	K, 1974
27	5	Kentucky Report, 1974
27	6	L, 1974
27	7	Lindberg, Donald A.B., 1974
27	8	Lucas, Fred V., 1974
27	9	M, 1974
27	10	Mahoney, Margaret M., 1974
27	11	Missett, James R., 1974
27	12	Multiple Sclerosis, National Advisory Commission, 1974
27	13	N, 1974j
27	14	O, 1974
27	15	P, 1974
26	16	Patterson, Joye, 1974
27	17	R, 1974
27	18	S, 1974
27	19	Sex Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS), 1974
28	1	Sharp, Gordon C., 1974
28	2	Stark, Nathan J., 1974
28	3	Subscriptions, 1974-1975
28	4	T, 1974
28	5	Thank You/Congratulatory Notes, 1974
28	6	U, 1974
28	7	V, 1974
28	8	W, 1974
28	9	Wadsworth, Homer C., 1974
28	10	Wescoe, W. Clarke, 1974
28	11	Y, 1974
28	12	Yolles, Tamarath K., 1974
28	13	Z, 1974
28	14	A, 1975
28	15	Almond, Carl H., 1975
28	16	B, 1975
28	17	Buesseler, John A., 1975
28	18	C, 1975
28	19	Cohnberg, Rosellen, 1975
29	1	D, 1975
29	2	Darley, Ward, 1975
29	3	Dimond, E. Grey, 1975
29	4	E, 1975
29	5	F, 1975
29	6	Ferry, Thomas P., 1975
29	7	G, 1975
29	8	H, 1975
29	9	I, 1975
29	10	J, 1975
29	11	K, 1975
29	12	L, 1975
29	13	Lucas, Fred V., 1975
29	14	M, 1975
29	15	Mendenhall, Robert C., 1975
30	1	N, 1975
30	2	O, 1975
30	3	P, 1975
30	4	R, 1975
30	5	S, 1975
30	6	Stone, Bill, 1975
30	7	T, 1975
30	8	Turner, Patricia G., 1975
30	9	U, 1975
30	10	V, 1975
30	11	W, 1975
30	12	Y, 1975
30	13	Yolles, Tamarath K., 1975
30	14	A, 1976
30	15	B, 1976
30	16	Buesseler, John A., 1976
30	17	C, 1976
30	18	Cohnberg, Rosellen, 1976
30	19	D, 1976
30	20	Darley, Ward, 1976
31	1	Dimond, E. Grey, 1976
31	2	E, 1976
31	3	Ekunno, Josiah, 1976
31	4	F, 1976
31	5	Freund, Deborah E., 1976
31	6	G, 1976
31	7	H, 1976
31	8	Hacklethorn, Jack E., 1976
31	9	Hinsey, Joseph C., 1976
31	10	J, 1976
31	11	K, 1976
31	12	L, 1976
31	13	Lucas, Fred V., 1976
31	14	M, 1976
31	15	May, Jean T., 1976
31	16	N, 1976
31	17	Noback, Richardson K., 1976
31	18	O, 1976
31	19	P, 1976
31	20	Parsons, Carole W., 1976
32	1	R, 1976
32	2	Richardson, Elliott L., 1976
32	3	S, 1976
32	4	Spratt, John S., 1976
32	5	T, 1976
32	6	V, 1976
32	7	W, 1976
32	8	Walker, Charles E. (Rick), 1976
32	9	Y, 1976
32	10	Yolles, Tamarath K., 1976
32	11	Z, 1976
		General Correspondence, 1976

32	12		October, 1976
32	13-14		November , 1976
32	15		December , 1976
33	1		January 1977
33	2		February 1977
33	3		March 1977
33	4		April 1977
33	5		May 1977
33	6		June 1977
33	7		July 1977
34	1		August 1977
34	2		September 1977
34	3		October 1977
34	4		November 1977
34	5		December 1977
34	6		January 1978
34	7		February 1978
34	8		March 1978
34	9		April 1978
34	10		May 1978
34	11		June 1978
34	12		July 1978
34	13		August 1978
34	14		September 1978
34	15		October 1978
34	16		November 1978
34	17		December 1978
35	1		January 1979
35	2		February 1979
35	3		March 1979
35	4		April 1979
35	5		May 1979
35	6		June 1979
35	7		July 1979
35	8		August 1979
35	9		September 1979
35	10		October 1979
35	11		November 1979
35	12		December 1979
35	13		January 1980
35	14		February 1980
35	15		March 1980
35	16		April 1980
35	17		May 1980
35	18		June 1980
35	19		July 1980
35	20		August 1980
36	1		September 1980
36	2		October 1980
36	3		November 1980
36	4		December 1980
36	5		January 1981
36	6		February 1981
36	7		March 1981
36	8		April 1981
36	9		May 1981
36	10		June 1981

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Reading Files, (1974-1977) 3.8 linear feet
	This series consists of outgoing letters created and sent by Dr. Wilson while Vice President for Medical Affairs at Vanderbilt University. The letters were maintained by Wilson's office as a record of his communications with others regarding his responsibilities at Vanderbilt. This series provides documentation about his accomplishments and everyday duties. To maintain the integrity of the original order, the correspondence is arranged in reverse chronological order. Some duplication may exist with records in Series IV: Professional and Personal Correspondence. Generally, attachments are not included with the outgoing letters in this series. Topics in the correspondence include discussion of medical school staffing, professorial recruitment and tenure, employee benefits, medical school administrative functions, university committee meeting records, travel plans, new building construction at the medical center, medical center and university financial matters, organizational responsibilities, and promotion of automation at Vanderbilt.




Box	Folder
37	1-2	November 1974
37	3	December 1974
37	4	January 1975
37	5	February 1975
37	6-7	March 1975
38	1-2	April 1975
38	3-4	May 1975
38	5	June 1975
38	5-6	July 1975
39	1-2	August 1975
39	3-4	September 1975
39	5-6	October 1975
39	7-8	November 1975
39	9	December 1975
40	1-2	January 1976
40	3	February 1976
40	4-5	March 1976
40	6	April 1976
40	7-8	May 1976
41	1-2	June 1976
41	3	July 1976
41	4-5	August 1976
41	6-7	September 1976
42	1-2	October 1976
42	3-4	November 1976
42	5-6	December 1976
42	7-8	January 1977
43	1-2	February 1977
43	3-4	March 1977
43	5-6	April 1977
44	1-2	May 1977
44	3-4	June 1977
44	5-6	July 1977
45	1-2	August 1977
45	3	September 1977
45	4-5	October 1977
45	6	November 1977
46	1	December 1977

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Professional Conferences, Meetings, and Seminars, (1969-1981) 8 linear ft.
	As a popular speaker and valued expert in the medical profession, Dr. Wilson was sought after by many organizations to lead, speak, or participate in meetings and conferences across the country. This series contains meeting agendas, correspondence, itineraries, and other background materials produced as a result of this extensive travel. The records are arranged in chronological order by the day, month, and year of the event.




	Significant or recurring organizations represented in this series include the National Advisory Council for Regional Medical Programs, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Board of Family Practice, Association of American Medical Colleges, National Association for Mental Health, Appalachian Regional Hospitals, Association for Academic Health Centers, Annual Congress on Medical Education, American Medical Association, Centers for Disease Control, and various Congressional subcommittees.




	Dr. Wilson's position as HSMHA's director, his role as a medical school administrator, and expertise in the development of regional medical programs took him to a diverse cross-section of communities throughout the country. A sample of these communities include the West Side Community Conference in New York City, Metropolitan Denver Foundation for Medical Care, Genessee Region Health Planning Council, Seattle Indian Health Board, West Tennessee Hospital Council, National Conference of Black Churchmen, North Carolina Public Health Association, Eastern Virginia Medical Center, Truman Medical Center in Kansas City, Mid-West Health Conference, Tennessee Academy of Family Physicians, Staten Island Hospital, and Lower Rio Grande Valley Health Conference. Dr. Wilson's leading role in committee meetings of the American Medical Association's Council on Medical Education and chairmanship of its committee on Emergency Medicine provide insightful and evaluative data on the status of U.S. medical education in the 1970s. Additionally, during Dr. Wilson's tenure as Director of HSMHA, he participated in regularly scheduled HSMHA regional meetings and his responsibility for regional medical centers took him to a number of local meetings of regional medical programs.




	Other interesting or notable conferences in which Dr. Wilson participated include a Health Services Panel at Harvard School of Public Health in 1972; a Conference on Education of the Physician in Emergency Medical Care in 1973; the Second National Congress on Health Manpower sponsored in 1974 by the AMA; National conference on Rural Health in 1975; and a Southern Newspaper Publishers Association's Seminar titled "Paying for Medical Care" held in 1976. Substantive and valuable materials gathered by Dr. Wilson regarding any meetings that were subsequently canceled were kept despite the meeting's cancellation.




	Restricted records in this series include accreditation reviews of medical institutions and medical staff evaluations.




Box	Folder
47	1	American Board of Family Practice, Chicago, IL, September 7, 1969
47	2	National Board of Medical Examiners, Philadelphia, PA, July 7-8, 1970
47	3	Health Services and Mental Health Administration Planning Meeting, Boulder, CO, July 13-14, 1970
47	4	National Center for Family Planning, New Orleans, LA, August 7-8, 1970
47	5	Council on Medical Education (canceled), Chicago, IL, August 29, 1970
47	6	Harvard School of Public Health, Alexander Leighton, Boston, MA, August 31, 1970
47	7	Conference on Pharmacy Manpower, San Francisco, CA, September 11, 1970
47	8	Peace Corps, Physician Conference, Warrenton, VA, September 11-13, 1970
47	9	American Hospital Association, 72nd Annual Meeting, September 15, 1970
47	10	American Academy of General Practice, San Francisco, CA, September 28 - October 1, 1970
47	11	Regional Medical Programs, Conference on Evaluation, Chicago, IL, September 30, 1970
47	12	Consultation Visit with Dr. Ward Darley, Denver, CO, October 3, 1970
47	13	1970 Blue Shield Annual Program Conference, Chicago, IL, October 5-6, 1970
47	14	HSMHA, Boston Regional Meeting, Boston, MA, October 12, 1970
47	15	Regional Medical Programs, Western Pennsylvania Region, Pittsburgh, PA, October 22, 1970
47	15	University of Missouri, Annual M.D. Day, Columbia, MO, October 23, 1970
47	16	California's Regional Medical Program, San Francisco, CA, October 29, 1970
47	17	Association of American Medical Colleges (canceled), Los Angeles, CA, October 29 - November 2, 1970
47	18	Medical Care Costs and Services (canceled), Washington, D.C., November 3, 1970
47	19	Duke University, Third Annual Conference for Physician's Assistants, Durham, N.C., November 12, 1970
47	20	American Association of Medical Colleges, Workshop (postponed), November 19-21, 1970
47	21	Institute of Medicine in Chicago, Workshop "The Doctor and His Changing Community," Chicago, IL, November 20-21, 1970
47	22	AMA, Clinical Convention and Meeting of Council on Medical Education, Boston, MA, November 27-29, 1970
47	23	Annual Smith Memorial Lecture, Rockford, IL, December 4, 1970
47	24	American Board of Family Practice (canceled), St. Petersburg, FL, December 12-13, 1970
47	25	Seventh Annual Meeting "Prospective Medicine and Health Hazard Appraisal," Methodist Hospital of Indiana, Inc., Indianapolis, IN, December 13-15, 1970
47	26	Health Services and Mental Health Administration, Eastern Conference, Philadelphia, PA, December 17-18, 1970
47	27	American Association for the Advancement of Science, Symposium, Chicago, IL, December 29-30, 1970
48	1	HEW Region IV Comprehensive Health Planning Conference, Mobile, AL, January 13-15, 1971
48	2	HSMHA Western Conference, Seattle, WA, January 28-28, 1971
48	3	AMA, 67th Annual Conference on Medical Education, Chicago, IL, February 13, 1971
48	4	TIC Television Station, Sickle Cell Discussion, Hartford, CT, February 18, 1971
48	5	Orientation of Medical Students Participating in PL 480 Exchange (group going to Israel), Washington, DC, March 3, 1971
48	6	Mid-West Health Congress (canceled), Kansas City, MO, March 18, 1971
48	7	West Side Community Conference, New York, NY, April 3, 1971
48	8	Whipple Surgical Society, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, NY, April 3, 1971
48	9	HSMHA, Operational Planning System Conference, Region VII, Overland Park, KS, April 13, 1971
48	10	Metropolitan Denver Foundation for Medical Care, Denver, CO, April 24, 1971
48	11	National Symposium on Emergency Medical Care, Philadelphia, PA, May 7, 1941
48	12	AMA, Committee on Government Medical Services, Washington, D.C., May 14, 1971
48	13	Annual Honor Awards Ceremony, St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C., June 8, 1971
48	14	AMA, Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ, June 20-24, 1971
48	15	Centers for Disease Control, 25th Anniversary, Atlanta, GA, July 1, 1971
48	16	National Institutes of Health, Sickle Cell Anemia Advisory Committee, Bethesda, MD, August 13, 1971
48	17	HEW Region I, Meeting with Harold Putnam, Boston, MA, August 17, 1971
48	18	University of Missouri Health Services Management Alumni Association, Chicago, IL, August 24, 1971
48	19	Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, Colorado Springs, CO, August 28-29, 1971
48	20	Conference of Psychologist Directors and Consultants in State, Federal, and Territorial Mental Health Programs, Washington, DC, September 1, 1971
48	21	Annual Region VII Conference of Community Mental Health Program Directors, Lake of Ozarks, MO, September 9, 1971
48	22	Annual Conference of Professors of Psychiatry West of Mississippi (canceled), Columbia, MO, September 10, 1971
48	23	AMA, Council on Medical Education, Chicago, IL, September 10-12, 1971
48	24	Barnesville, Ohio, Medical Center Meeting, Barnesville, OH, September 17-18, 1971
48	25	Annual Statesmen in Medicine Award Dinner, Warrenton, VA, September 21, 1970
48	26	Eighth Annual Hospital Medical Staff Conference, Estes Park, CO, September 28, 1971
48	27	Association for Academic Health Centers, September 28, 1971
49	1	Annual Clinical Assembly of American Osteopathic Specialists, St. Louis, MO, October 5, 1971
49	2	Genesee Region Health Planning Council, Rochester, NY, October 9, 1971
49	3	Koomen Consultant Group, Minneapolis, MN, October 10, 1971
49	4	Health Maintenance Organizations Special Session, Annual Meeting of American Public Health Association, Washington, D.C., October 11, 1971
49	5	The Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation, Fifth International Award Ceremonies, Washington, DC, October 16, 1971
49	6	American Academy of Pediatrics, Chicago, IL, October 19, 1971
49	7	Smith, Kline and French Laboratories Seminar, Philadelphia, PA, October 29, 1971
49	8	Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC, October 30, 1971
49	9	National Academy of Engineering, Washington, DC, November 1, 1971
49	10	Carcle Clinic Foundation Day, Urbana, IL, November 10, 1971
49	11	State and Territorial Mental Health Authorities, Washington, D.C., November 16-18, 1971
49	12	AMA, Council on Medical Education, New Orleans, LA, November 26-28, 1971
49	13	Massachusetts Society and Massachusetts Hospital Association, HMOs, Boston, MA, December 9, 1971
49	14	Federation of Associations of Schools of the Health Professions, Washington, DC, December 13, 1971
49	15	Bellaire, Ohio, Community Health Center Program Review, Chicago, IL, December 14, 1971
			[Restricted]
49	16	National Health Resources Advisory Committee Meeting, Fort Sam Houston, TX, December 16, 1971
49	17	American Board of Family Practice, Palm Springs, CA, January 7-9, 1971
49	18	The Pharmacist in Society, Kansas City, MO, January 14-14, 1972
49	19	National Fund for Medical Education, Washington, DC, January 14-15, 1971
49	20	President's Council Meeting, The National Association for Mental Health, Inc., Scottsedale, AZ, January 14-16, 1971
49	21	National Indian Health Board Conference, Hollywood, FL, January 22-24, 1972
49	22	Denver HSMHA Region VII Meeting, Denver, CO, January 31, 1972
49	23	Comprehensive Ambulatory Health Care for High Risk Adolescents, Job Corps, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, DC, February 2, 1972
49	24	Seattle Indian Health Board, Portland, OR, February 3, 1972
49	25	Congress on Medical Education, Chicago, IL, February 3-6, 1972
49	26	Association of American Medical Colleges, HMO Workshop, Chapel Hill, NC, February 15-16, 1972
50	1	Congressional Hearing, U.S. Public Health Service Hospital, Seattle, WA, March 3, 1972
50	2	National House Staff Conference, "Consumer Health . . ", Atlanta, GA, March 3, 1972
50	3	Protestant Health Assembly, Chicago, IL, March 7, 1972
50	4	Dallas HSMHA Region VI Meeting, Dallas, TX, March 14, 1972
50	5	Kansas City Regional Office, Awards Banquet, Jefferson City, MO, March 17, 1972
50	6	Centers for Disease Control, National Conference on Current Concepts in Communicable Disease Control, Houston TX, March 13, 1972
50	7	Denver HSMHA Region VIII Meeting, Denver, CO, March 27, 1972
50	8	Electronic Computing Health Oriented Association, Denver, CO, March 27, 1972
50	9	Milligan College, Milligann College, TN (canceled), April 20, 1972
50	10	Dedication of Missouri Regional Program Comprehensive Cardiovascular Care Unit, Springfield, MO, April 30, 1972
50	11	Atlanta HSMHA Area IV Region Meeting, Atlanta, GA, May 8, 1972
50	12	Kent Community Hospital, Grand Rapids, MI, May 19, 1972
50	13	Conference on Comprehensive Primary Care, Kansas City, MO (canceled), May 20, 1972
50	14	HSMHA, Regional Health Director's Meeting, New York, NY, May 24-25, 1972
50	15	Lower Rio Grande Valley Health Conference, Harlingen, TX, May 27, 1972
50	16-17	Boston HSMHA Region I, Boston, MA, June 1, 1972
50	18	Mid-West Health Congress (Panel Discussion), Kansas City, MO, June 2, 1972
51	1	HSMHA Management Seminar, Atlanta, GA, June 5, 1972
51	2	14th National Conference on Records and Statistics, Washington, D.C., June 12-15, 1972
51	3	Technicon Congress, New York, NY, June 13, 1972
51	4	AMA, Council on Education, San Francisco, CA, June 15-21, 1972
51	5	National Association of County Health Officers, Washington, DC, June 26, 1972
51	6	Visit to Staten Island Public Health Service Hospital, New York, NY, June 26, 1972
51	7	Sun Valley Forum on National Health, Inc., Sun Valley, ID, June 28-30, 1972
51	8	Gilford County Health Department, Greensboro, NC, July 13, 1972
51	9	Annual Meeting of Comprehensive Health Planning Association, Riverside, CA, July 19, 1972
51	10	HSMHA Regional Health Director's Meeting, Seattle, WA, July 20, 1972
51	10	Bass/Missouri Project Site Visit, Columbia, MO, August 6-8, 1972
51	11	Site Working Group For Integrated Medical and Behavioral Laboratory Measurement System (EMBLMS), Houston, TX, August 21, 1972
51	12	Long-Range Planning for the Board, Chicago, IL, September 1-2, 1972
51	13	AMA, Council on Medical Education Meeting, Chicago, IL, September 1-2, 1972
51	14	National Association of Directors of Health Facility Licensure and Certification Programs, St. Louis, MO, September 13, 1972
51	15	American Academy of Family Physicians, 24th Scientific Assembly, New York, NY, September 25, 1972
51	16-17	Health Services Panel, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, September 27, 1972
51	18	[American Board of Family Practice], Chicago, IL, October 1, 1972
52	1	AMA, Liaison Committee Between CME/CMS, Chicago, IL, October 7, 1972
52	2	The Institute for the Study of Health and Society, Washington, DC, October 9, 1972
52	3	Millbank Fund Commission for the Study of Higher Education for Public Health, Chapel Hill, NC, October 10, 1972
52	4-5	Association for Academic Health Centers, Dorado Beach, P.R., October 12-15, 1972
52	6	HSMHA Regional Health Director's Meeting, Boston, MA, October 25, 1972
52	7	Arctic Health Research Center, Anchorage, AK (canceled), October 27-30, 1972
52	8	Health Services Funding HSMHA Regional Workshop, Dallas, TX, October 30, 1972
52	9	Staten Island Hospital, New York, NY, November 3, 1972
52	10	Association of American Medical Colleges, Miami Beach, FL (canceled), November 3-5, 1972
52	11	University of California, Irvine, CA, November 6-7, 1972
52	12	University of Missouri, M.D. Day, Columbia, MO, November 17-18, 1972
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Finding Aid to the Vernon E. Wilson Papers, 1953-1981

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Descriptive Summary

Biographical Note

Collection Summary

Restrictions

Restrictions

Copyright

Index Terms

Administrative Information

Prefered Citation

Provenance

Series Descriptions

Personal and Biographical Records, (1970-1981) 0.2 linear ft.

Memorabilia, (1970-1971, 1978) , 0.2 linear feet

Medical Education Records, (ca.1953-1959, 1970-1981) 5.4 linear ft.

Other Professional Activities, (1970-1979) 2.8 linear ft.

Professional and Personal Correspondence, (1953-1959, 1970-1981) 6.6 linear ft.

Reading Files, (1974-1977) 3.8 linear feet

Professional Conferences, Meetings, and Seminars, (1969-1981) 8 linear ft.