This collection includes a book by Edmund Hunter titled, "History of the Pharmacology Department, 1900-1980" which includes a new (2011) preface and addendum titled "The Musings of a Reluctant Retiree, 1980-1984" by Margaret A. Phillips. Also included in this collection is a centennial celebration announcement and invitation (October 2011); 2011 Zebrafish calendar; Zebrafish Facility dedication invitation (May 2011); a stainless steel coffee mug commemorating the centennial celebration. The collection also includes the program and video of the ceremony and lecture commemorating the installation of Lilianna Solnica-Krezel as the Alan A. and Edith L. Wolff Distinguished Professor of Developmental Biology on Monday, November 3, 2014. The video is 1 hour and 2 minutes in length and is recorded onto a DVD-R disc. A duplicate MP4 video file of the DVD recording has been made.

Minutes of meetings form the bulk of the record group. These document decisions on hiring, salaries, tenure, departmental organization, buildings and equipment, affiliated hospitals and clinics, general finance, and other matters of vital importance to the school. During most of its history, the Executive Faculty has met between ten and twenty times a year. Since 1946, agendas of meetings have been preserved along with the minutes.

Minutes of meetings form the series. The finding aid is not complete.

The Health Administration Program (HAP) records include important documents relating to the management and organization of the program. Included in this collection are meeting minutes, committee reports, faculty c.v.’s, course descriptions, class photographs, and accreditation documents. With the exception of series 4 (publications) and series 5 (class photographs) this collection contains electronic records only.

Documents and recordings related to the Human Research Protection Office (HRPO) and its predecessor institutes and divisions.

The Institute for Biomedical Computing (IBC) was created in 1984 with the administrative unification of several independent computer laboratories at Washington University.  Two of these previously independent groups represented in this collection of records are the Biomedical Computer Laboratory (BCL) and the Computer Systems Laboratory (CSL).

Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS) Newsletter.

Please note that this finding aid is not complete. The record group includes correspondence, financial records, document, and minutes of meetings.

The records consist of the 1919 published history of the society and a ledger. The ledger contains the incorporation papers, bylaws, and meeting minutes. The overall significance of the ledger is to show the continuity of private ownership from times substantially antedating the University connection through to the period when the present medical campus was being planned.

Medical Fund Society meetings were held quarterly in January, April, July, and October until 1913. The April meeting was the annual meeting. Prior to 1913, the principal subject of the meetings was the ownership and maintenance of the instructional and clinical buildings. With its landlord function dissolved, meetings were held less frequently. The last entries were made in 1950, when the Society ceased operations.

This collection includes items relating to the Medical Department of Kemper College, the Medical Department of the University of the State of Missouri, and Missouri Medical College.  Of particular note are the annual announcements and catalogs in Series 1 which include course listings, faculty names, and student rosters.  There are 15 bound volumes in this collection that include incomplete years of faculty meeting minutes, matriculation registers, and student grades.

Three volumes of collected studies from Washington University's department of Bacteriology and Immunology, 1929-1948.