American Association for the Surgery of Trauma archives, 1938-2004.

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American Association for the Surgery of Trauma archives, 1938-2004.

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Meeting minutes, proceedings, and transcriptions, annual meeting Transactions, photographs, correspondence, biographical material, presidential addresses, subject files, and publications (1938-2004; 23 linear feet) document the activities, leadership and membership of the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST). The bulk of the collection dates between 1970-present and primarily documents the AAST's annual meeting activities, where the Board of Managers, Executive Office, and internal committees meet to conduct the Association's business. Each group produces an agenda, minutes, and transcriptions of its proceedings that are then distributed to the Association's membership. The official titles for these publications and quasi-publications change over time, but serve the same business functions throughout.

23 linear ft. (27 boxes)

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