Department of Nursing records, 1919-1985, (bulk 1959-1985).

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Department of Nursing records, 1919-1985, (bulk 1959-1985).

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The bulk of the collection consists of paper records that document the administration of Skidmore College's Department of Nursing in New York City from the 1960's to 1985. Materials in the collection include correspondence, reports, course materials, photographs, press releases, and college publications that describe the program's faculty, students, academics and events. A small portion of the collection documents the early history of the program (1922-1942) during which students were placed at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge, New York for clinical practice and study.

35 cubic ft.

Skidmore College, Lucy Scribner Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7574837

Skidmore College, Lucy Scribner Library

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Palamountain, Joseph C. (Joseph Cornwall), 1920-

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Armstrong, George E.

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Mary McClellan Hospital.

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Skidmore College.

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Gelinas, Agnes.

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Case, Josephine Young, 1907-1990

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McClellan, Irene Ward.

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