Kendall, Arthur Isaac, 1877-1959

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Two volumes of lecture notes taken by Arthur Isaac Kendall as a student and a presentation album with notes and pictures given to Kendall after stepping down as Dean of Northwestern University Medical School.

Scope and Contents Warning: this film includes footage of research animals and the dissection of human cadavers, as well as outdated, offensive terms.Silent, black and white film about Northwestern University Medical School, giving a brief history using still images and film, then describing the current operations of the school “for the benefit of our alumni and friends who cannot visit us in person." Intertitle cards describe the images and film that are shown. Most of the footage was presumably...

Scope and Contents Warning: this film includes footage of research animals and the dissection of human cadavers, as well as outdated, offensive terms.Silent, black and white film about Northwestern University Medical School, giving a brief history using still images and film, then describing the current operations of the school “for the benefit of our alumni and friends who cannot visit us in person." Intertitle cards describe the images and film that are shown. Most of the footage was presumably...

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Handwritten notes taken by Kendall as an undergraduate in Arthur Noyes's organic chemistry lectures at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1899.

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Typewritten notes taken by Kendall as a medical student in pathology lectures by William George MacCallum and Roy McLean van Wart at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 1902-1903.

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Album of notes and pictures from colleagues, students, and others, commemorating Kendall's time as professor and Dean at NUMS from 1912-1924. Signers include many prominent figures at Northwestern and in Chicago medicine, such as Isaac A. Abt, Joseph B. De Lee, Leslie B. Arey, Winfield S. Hall, H. Gideon Wells, Ludwig Hektoen, and A.J. Carlson.