The Eli Robins papers contain 20 series of reprints, correspondence, slides and other teaching materials, and laboratory notebooks. The papers of the Washington University psychiatrist and psychiatry professor cover a wide range of his teaching, clinical, and research work with committees, associations and societies, students, patients, and specific research projects. The 20 file series are organized as follows: 1. Bound reprints of published scientific papers, 1951-1993. 2. Personal files, 3 records cartons. 3. General correspondence files, 3 records cartons. 4. General files, 5 records cartons. 5. Associations and societies, 4 record cartons. 6. Lecture slide masters, 1 record carton. 7. Coroners' rules, 1 record carton. 8. Committee series, 1 record carton. 9. Teaching series (Professor's rounds), 2 record cartons. 10. Grant files, 2 transfiles. 11. Emergency room study, initial interviews, 7 records cartons. 12. Emergency room study, follow-up interviews, 5 records cartons. 13. Emergency room study, coding instructions, 1 record carton. 14. NIMH-CRB collaborative study, numbered cases 5001-5059, 6 records cartons; review tapes, centers 1-7, 1 record carton. 15. Upjohn Adinazolam study, 4 records cartons, 1 of patients (A-Z), 3 of cases in numerical order. 16. Miscellaneous clinical studies (adolescent suicide, suicide in youth, sleep study, hysteria, schizophrenic affective illness, non-natural death. 17. Schizophrenic study, 6 records cartons. 18. Laboratory notebooks, 5 records cartons. 19. Memorabilia (11 certificates or plaques, desk nameplate, academic hood, notebook), 1 flat oversize box, 1 records carton. 20. Department of Psychiatry manuals and syllabi, 1 records carton.
