William H. Prioleau, Jr. Reprints

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William H. Prioleau, Jr. Reprints

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The William H. Prioleau Reprints, c. 1928-1970, 0.12 cubic feet, consists of 2 folders that contain reprints of articles written by Dr. Prioleau separated into two series: Articles from the Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association and Articles from Other Publications. The Articles from the Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association consists of one folder that contains articles from the SCMA journal in chronological order from 1930-1941. The Articles from Other Publications series consist of one folder with the articles in alphabetical order.

2 folders, 0.12 cubic feet

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Medical University of South Carolina Libraries

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Prioleau, William H., Jr.

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William Hutson Prioleau, Jr. was born on November 22, 1897 in Summerville, South Carolina. He attended Porter Military Academy in Charleston, South Carolina and Woodberry Forest School in near Charlottesville, Virginia. He graduated from the University of South Carolina then went on to Johns Hopkins Medical School. He completed medical school in 1923 and stayed at Johns Hopkins where he completed his internship. From 1924-1927, Prioleau served at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio for resid...

Medical College of South Carolina (1824-1838)

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Medical College of the State of South Carolina

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Medical University of South Carolina

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The Medical University of South Carolina opened its first session on November 8, 1824. In November 1974, the Medical University of South Carolina held their Sesquicentennial celebration honoring the 150th anniversary of the founding of the college. The Sesquicentennial celebration included many events and activities centered on the advancements of the past 150 years, with events taking place in 1974 and 1975. An executive committee oversaw the event and was chaired by Joseph I. Waring, and inclu...