Northwestern University Medical School Curriculum Committee Records 1939-1980

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Northwestern University Medical School Curriculum Committee Records 1939-1980

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The records of the Northwestern University Medical School Curriculum Committee fill six boxes and span the years from 1939 through 1980. The records include letters of appointment of members to the committee, correspondence between members of the committee, proposed yearly schedules for Medical School classes, and reports of several subcommittees. An addition of 6 folders includes the files of a sub-committee charged with developing a catalog of elective courses for students in their last year of medical school.

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