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WOMAN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE OF CHICAGO.From lhe JnllYlIal and Exnm;/U'y, .April, I So.

The Tenth Annual Commencement of the \\'oman's lI!edieal Collegeof 'hicago, was held at the nion Park ongregational hurch, March

2d, 18 o.Prof. \"m. IT. Byford, President, conferred the degree of M. I), upon

Addie Akins, Elizabeth ~lcKiUrick, Amelia Augur Piau,Jennie M. Dobson, Emma M. Nichols, Mary Lyman Roekwell,A. M. Davenport, Julia M. Palten, Eugenia A. ·Watts.

Jennie E. Hayner,Prizes for speeial merit. as evinced on examinations, were award d

to Miss Jennie E. Hayner and Miss A. M. Davenport.Mrs. M. L. Rockwell, Mrs. Amelia A. Phu anrl Miss A. ~1. Daveu­

port, having complied with all the reCluirements as Fllrllily SIII,Ii'III"

were presented with additional certifieates.The lass Valedictory was' delivered by Miss Julia ~1. Pall n, and th •

Faculty Address by Prof. Danforth.At the close of the exercises, an entertainment was given by Prof.

anel !llrs. Earle, at their residence, to the graduating class, the alumni

of the ollege and their friends.Miss Emma .\1. Nichols, ~1. D., has been appointed lTouse Physician

at the 'Woman's Hospital of the State of Illinois, and ~l iss Jennie E.Hayner, ~1. D., Resident Physician at Chicago Hospital for Womenand hildren; ~Iiss Patten accepted the position in the State Hospilalfor four months. These al pointments were made after a competitive

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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Or~ THE

WOMANJS MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF CHICAGO,

337-9 . Lincoln St., oppv ite New Cownty HospitaL.

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elII AGO:W. . R! !lARDS & co., PRINTERS AND BINDERS.

EMERITUS PROFESSOR

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

G. C. PAOLI, M. D.,Pror~s~or Emeritus of ~I:1tcria )lcdica :1nd Thcr:lJlCutics.

Term Expires 188r.

} Term Expires 1883.

\Y. DFREY DVAS, )1. D., F. R. . S.,Profc,",sor Emeritus of Theory and Practice of ::\fcdicinc.

W)f. H. BYFORD, A. )1., )1. D., }President.

R. G. B CUE, 1\1. D., 'I' E' 88Vice President. erm ' xplre I 2.

HAS. W. EARLE, 1. D.,Scc'y and Treas.

D. W. GT~AIIA 'I, A. )1., )1. D.,r. N. DAI FORTH, )1. D.,JOlIN BARTLETT, M. D.,

T. DAVI FITCH,)1. D.,G. . PA LI, )1. D.,

T. BRIDGE, M. D.,

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FACULTY.

·WM. H. BYFORD, A. )1., i\l. D., Presidmt,125 TATE STI(EET, Professor of Ohstctri s.

T. DAVI.' FIT H, ~I. D.,>96 "-. ~[OXROE TKEET, Profe. or of Gynecology.

CIIA . \VARRI GTO EARLE, i\l. D., Treasu)"e)",37 PARK Ay)<.,<uE, Professor of Disen es of Children, and Adjunct

Professor of Practice of ~rcdicine.

ISAAC DA FORTH, i\f. D.,3·19 "". ADA."S TnEET, Professor of PaU,olog-y and Diseases of the Kidneys.

J lIN E. OWE1 S, .\1. D.,JW> :\11 JUGA:\, AVD.TUF,.1 rofessor f un~'cry.

HENRY M. LYMAN, A.1\I., i\f. D.,5.B ,V. ADA"" TnEET, Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine.

DAr IEL R. BROWER, 1\1. D., Secretar)"57 1 'V. ADAMS STHF...h."T, Professor of Nervous and !\Icntnl Diseases and

Medical Jurisprudence.

SARAH HACKETT STEVE 0, 1\1. D., Cor. Sec'y,PAL""~H JfOUSE, Adjnnct Professor of Obstetrics.

DAVID W. GRAHAM, A.1\1., M. D.,101 '''ATtn EN AVfu",'UE, Professor of .Anal my.

PLYi\1. S. HAYES, 1\1. D.,2732 L'mL\>lA AVENUE, Professor'of Chemistry and Toxicology,

WM. J. MAYNARD, A. i\L, i\I. D.,435 'V. V ...\N RunES TREET, Profcs..c;or of 1\fatcria 1\fcdic:l., Therapeutics

and Dermatology.Wi\I. T. i\IONTGmIERY, ~I. D.,

435 "'. VA" BuRE:'I TRU..,., Professor of 0yhthalmology and Otology.

E. FLETCHER INGAL , A.1\[., i\l. D.,CLARK TnEET, lini",1 Professor of Diseases of Chest and Throat.

F. L. WADSWORTH, ~L D.,13' DEAnDO"" AvE., Professor of Physiology and Histolog-y,

J lIN O. nOBBS, 1\1. D.,007 'VEST JACKSON STKI!ET, Demonstrator of Anatomy.

Lecturer on }\[atcria 1\lcdica.

Lecturer on Etiology and Hygiene.

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ASSISTANTS AND INSTRUCTORS.

~IARIE J. MERGLER, M. D.,

ROBERT S. HALL, 1\1. D.,Clinical Lecturer on 1\Iidwifcry find in charge of U1(.; Outside Obstetric.'ll

Depart.ment.

EM 'lA F. GASTON, 1\1. D.,Lecturer on Physiology and Assistant at Gynecological linic.

BYRON W. GRIFFIN, 1\1. D.,

CLINICAL INSTRUCTORS.

WM. II. BYFORD, A. M., M. D.,linie'll Professor of -Surgery of '''omen.

T. DAVIS FITCH, 1\1. D.,Clinical Lecturer on Diseases of 'Vomen, at the ollege.

CIIAS. WARRI GTO EARLE, M. D.,Clinical Lecturer on Diseases of Children, cntral Dispensary.

ARAH I-IACKETT S'FEVENSON, M. D.,Clinical Lecturer on Praclicall\Icdirinc, at I [ospital for "~omcn and Children.

JOIIN E. O\VENS, M. D.,Clinical Lecturer on Surgery, SL Luke's Hospital and the College.

D. W. GRAHAM, .A. M., M. D.,Clinical Lecturer on Surgery. Central Dispensary.

D. R. BROWER, 1\1. D.,Clinic:l1 Lecturer on Diseases oCthe Nervous System, Sljoscph's !fo.",pital,

and Cook County lnsanc Hospital.

Wi\!. T. MONTGOl\IERY, 1\1. D.,Clinic:'l Lecturer on OphUl.'llmology and Otology,

Central Dispensary and College.WM. J. MAY ARD, A.1\1., 1\1. D.,

Clinical Lecturer on Dermatology, Central Dispensary and College.

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ANNOUNCEMENT.1880-81.

CALE DAR.

Introductory Address, Monday evening, ctober 4th.Regular Winter Session begins Tuesday, ctober 5th.The Holiday Vacation is from December 24th to January 3d.Lectures will close, March 1st, 188!.Annual Commencement, March 1St.

pring and Summer Term will begin l\Jarch 8th.The Lectures of thi Tenn and the College Year close May 31 t.

The Eleventh Annual e sion of the '\foman's Medical College willcommence on the first Tuesday of October, 1880, at 10 A. ~J., and con­tinue twenty-one weeks.

Tn making this Announcement, the Faculty are happy to state to thefriends of the medical education of women, that the class has increasedmore than one hundred per cent. during the past year. This, it seemsto us, is a sufficient guarantee that our method of admitting students tothe ollege by requiring a preliminary examination is meeting withgeneral favor, not only among those commencing the study, but amongpractitioners of medicine.

COLLEGE BUILDING.

The new ollege Building, erected three years since, is admirablyadapted to our wants. Jt is commodious, well lighted, and well venti­lated, and is supplied with every convenience for teaching. It is twoand one-half stories high with a basement; containing two lecture roomscapable of seating one hundred and fifty students; laboratory, museum,dissecting room, microscopical cabinet, parlor, etc., etc.

PRACTICAL ,,\VORIC

Anolomy.-The dissecting room is large, well lighted and well ven­tilated, and has all the conveniences for enabling the student to prosecutethe study of practical anatomy with the greatest comfort and profit.Good material is abundant and furnished at cost. The demonstratorgives his personal supervision and assistance to each student and makesfrequent demonstrations of the viscera and important regions and relation .

Pltysiolog)'.-The lectures upon this important branch will be supple­mented with the usual vivisections and by microscopical illustrations ofas many of the natural tissues as time will allow.

Chemist1y.-The practical chemical work consists of tcsts for themost common metals and acids used in medicine and urinalysis. Thechemical reactions will be required to be written out as the various sub­stances are analyzed. This written work will be considered in part anexamination. The course is eminently practical, and is a great aid tothe perfect understanding of theoretical chemistry. Students who desire

COURSE OF STUDY.

For the more systematic and thorough instruction of students, thecurriculum has been divided into Junior and Senior Courses.

The Junior Course embraces the following branches, viz.: Anatomy,Physiology, Chemistry, Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics.

The Scnior Course embraces the following branches, viz.: Pathology,Practice of Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics, Diseases of ""omcn andChildren, and linical instruction.

Students are advised to entcr the Junior Class, devoting their timcexclusively to its branches during the first session, and to those of theSenior lass during the second session, with such reviews as the Facultymay direct.

Students will in no case be pcrmitted to discard entirely the Juniorstudies during the last year of their coursc.

Students who have attendcd onc coursc of lectures in this or anyother regular Medical ollege, may be admitted to the Senior Class, orto thc leCtures of both classes, subject to an examination in all thebranches at the close of the session, should they pre entthem elves forgraduation.

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to take a special cour,e in chemical toxicology, will have an oppor­

tunity so to do.Jl/iaoscopy.-This depaltment will recei"e the attention which it-;

importance demands.

Ladies desiring a sy,tematic and thorough knowledge of Anatomy,Physiology, hemistry or ;\Jicroscopy, to better qualify themseh'es forthe occupation of teaching, or as part of a liberal education, but who donot wish to pursue the regular curriculum with reference to graduation,are encouraged to take'advantage of the facilities this College affords.Such students will be required to matriculate ( 5) and take out a ticket

('10) for each branch they may elect.If at any time special students decide to pursue the full course, the fees

already paid will be credited on the general ticket.

7Eleventh Annu,al .Announcement.

F ACULT"Y STUDE:N'TS-

The Faculty de,ire to give evcry posible encouragement to thegrowing tendency toward a higher medical education. To this endthey propose, so far as practicable, to assume the exclusive direction ofthe medical education of the ludent:> of the College. Student. areaccordingly advised to place themselves under the direction of theFaculty at the commencement of their tudie and continue in thatrelation during three full years (or until their graduation). They·willbe enrolled as " Faculty Studcnts," and will pursue a systematic courseof study and practical work, as the Faculty may direct. They willattend three full cour,e, of regular lectures, and the inten·ening coursesof spring and summer instruction if practicable. After attending twofull courses of winter lectures, Faculty Students will I e permitted topa. their e.'aminations in Descriptive Anatomy. Chemistry, Phy.iologyand )Jateria )Iedica, and certificates of ,uch examination will beis:>ued. It i, not intended, however, that these four branches shall beentirely dismi ed. The final examination will embrace RegionalAnatomy, Pham1acy, Urinaly,is, Physiology of the '!'\ervous Sptemand the branche, of the enior course. At their graduation, FacultyStudents will recei"e, in addition to the usual diploma, a pecial celti-

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HOSPITAL FOR WOJ\lEN AND CHILDREN.

linical lectures will be delivered daily by tlle staff of this Hospital,to which tlle students will bc admitted as heretoforc. The staff of thiHospital will al 0 select from our graduating class, by competitiveexamination, two internes, who will serve for one year.

THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL

Of the State of Illinois selects from our gr~dllating class one illtemefor service in that hospital.

ST. JOSEPH'S H SPITAL.

Prof. Brower will give clinics on Mcntal and Tervolls Diseases at51. Joseph's Hospital, and ook County Hospital for tlle Insane.

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COOK COU, TV HOSPITAL.

The Cook County General Hospital is situated dIrectly opposite theCollege. This Hospital, which has recently been erected, is one of thelarge t and best equipped in tlle country. The clinical amphitheatre,with a seating capacity of six hundred, is open to all students. Sixclinical lccturcs are delivcred every week, erobracing the followingsubjects: Surgery, Practical Medicine, ynecology, Ophthalmology andOtology. On almost every clinical day important surgical operationsare performed.

ENTRAL FREE DlSPENSARV.

This institution is located within a ingle block of the College.About eight thousand patients received treatment at this Dispensaryduring the past year. As these patients are classified according to theirclisca es, excellent opportunities are on'creel for thc study of spccialties.All students are gratuitou Iy admitted to its advantages. The institu·tion i. provided with an ampliitl1eatre, in which clinical lectures aregiven daily on Gynecology, Diseases of the Chest, Surgery, Dermatology,Disca es of hildren, Practical i\Jedicine, and Operative Dentistry.

This institution is located near the College, and afford an excellentopportunity for studying the diagnosis and treatment of ophthalmic :ll1daural diseases. Clinical lectures are given by Profs. Holmes andJone , and Dr. lIotz, three times a week.

COLLEGE CLIJ:'l"ICS.

These clinics have been largely attended, and are of the greate. tadvantage to our class, for whose benefit, exclusively, they were estab­lishcd. They are conducted weekly by 'ProL Fitch, on Diseases f\Vomen; ProL Owen, on 'urgery; ProL Montgomery, on Disea.es ofthe Eye and Ear; ProL ?tlaynard, on Diseases of the kin; Prof.Ingal , on Disea es of the Chest.

Eleventh .Annual .An'no1HLcement,

ST, LUKE'S HOSPITAL.

ProL Owen will gi\'e surgical clinics at thi institution.

ILLlNOlS CHARITABLE EVE AND EAR INFJR~IARY.

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Students will not be admitted to tlfe. ollege unles they can givesati. factory proof of a good Engli h education.

ertificates of graduation from a High School, or like institution, 0'­a teacher's certificate from a County Superintendent of Schools, wiltbe accepted as sufficient evidence of such education.

Students presenting themselves for admission without such creden­tials will in every case be required to I ass an examination before a.committee of the Faculty,

The Faculty re erve the right to terminate the connection of anystudent with the in titution at any time during the course, on the groundof what they may deem moral or mental unfitness for the profes ion .

Certificates of character will hereafter be rcquired at the time ofmatriculation.

E.EQUIE.E:M:EJ:'l"TS FOE. GE.ADUATIOJ:'l".

Every candidate for graduati n will be required to show:1St. That she has studied medicine three full year under the direc-

The Spring Tenn commences the week after the commencementexercises, and continue twelve week '. It consist of lectures, recitations

tion of a regular physician, or the Faculty, and attended two fullcourses of lectures, one of which has been in this Institution.

2d. That she has lissected each of the usual divisions of the sub­ject, at least once, and has attended a fuJI course of Clinical Instruction.

3d. That he has taken a course of laboratory work in practicalchemi,try.

4th. That she i 21 years.5th, That she has passed a satisfactory examination by the Faculty.6th, That she has prepared and sul mitted to the Faculty a Thesis

upon some topic connected with medical, cience.

ne month before the annual commencement, each applicant forgraduation shall deposit with the Treasurer of the Faculty the ex­amination fec, whieh is not returnable.

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Fees for Lecture Term,Matriculation Fee, payable annually,Dissecting Ticket,Laboratory Fee,Final Examination Fee,~laterial furni,hed at cost.

From the graduates of any regular Medical College, the Matricula­tion Fee only will be required.

Fees are due at the beginning of each term, and under no circum­stances will they be returned.

Any student having attended and paid for two courses of lechlres inthi College, will be admitted free to any subsequent course, upon thel)ayment of the matriculation fee.

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and clinics. It forms no p:ut of the regular course, but furnishessuperior opportunitie' for clinical instruction and laboratory work.

The matriculation fee ( 5.00) and the sum of 10.00 will be chargedfor this course, which amount will he deducted from the fees for thenext lecture term.

D:I::S:ElCT:I:ONS FO:S STVD:ElNTS_

Students will matriculate at the office of the. ecretary, and obtaina General Ticket of the Treasurer, which will admit them to all theJectures of the course. At the close of the session, each Profe sor willfurni"h certificates for time of attendance.

Good board and rooms, convenient to the ollege, can be obtainedfor 3.50 to 6.00 per week.

For any fmther information addre"s the ecretary or Corresponding

Secretary.

IIEleventh Anmfal Ann01fncement.

As Text Books, the following are among the best now in u e:

Auatomy-Gray, Quain, Holden.Physiology-Flint, Dalton, Kirke, ;\lm'shall, arpenter.Pathology-Green, RindAei ch, \\'agner. ornil and Ranvier.Chelllistry*-Attfield, ~Jiller, Fownes, Barker, Ro coe, Appleton.JValt"ria ,lfedica alit! Therapeutics-\\'ood, tille, Bartholow, 1 inger.Surgery-Gross, Erich en, Bryant, Hamilton.Obstetrics-Byford, Lieshman, Playfair, OIT.

Diseases of TVomell-Byford, Thoma-s, Emmett, Goodell.Chi!clrm-J. Lewis Smith, ~reigs ami Pepper, West.Practiu of ,Vedicille-Flint, Aitken, _-iemeyer, Robelt , Bristowe.Diseases of the ,JIilld alld ,\Tervous .s:rstml-Hammond, Maudsley,

\\'ilks, Blandford, Bucknill and Tuke, Hamilton.Jurisprudmce-Taylor, Beck, \\'hmton and Stille.Diseases of the Skill-Tilbury Fox, _•eumann.Ophthalmology-J. Soelberg \Yell", . tellwag, Carter.Otology-Turnbull, TrQeltsch, Roo-a.

• Appleton is used for laboralor\' work.

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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS.

Crawford ville,Ind. Dr. Willis May.Au tin, Minn. Dr. S. P. ThornhilL

Preceptor.

Dr. Mary H. Thomp on.Faculty.j Prof. Grah,ull & Dr. A. A.I Rowley.

Prof. Earle.Faculty.\V. M. C., Penn.

Dr. L. Clark.Dr. S. P. Brown.Dr. J. M. Hess.Prof. Stevenson.

Dr. C. A. ?-[C~1ahon.

Residence.Nashville, Ill.Tipton, Iowa.Milwaukee, \Vis.Maine.Sy~amore, Ill.Pitt burgh, Pa.

Chicago, Ill.Elgin, Ill.Streator, Ill.Chicago, Ill.

Racine, \Vis. Dr. Minna A. Baker.Florence, Kan. Dr. T. I. Conry.?-lilwaukee, \Vis. Dr. I. S. Perkins.Bryan, Ohio. Dr. E. L Gavitt.Milwaukee, \Vis. Dr. N. Senn.

alifomia. Dr. A. B. Campbell.Bowdoinham,Min. Prof. Stevenson.

~Iichigan.

:,-Iuskegan, Mich. Drs. Morrison&\\'illiams.Oswego, T. Y. Dr. Mary Hutchin .Yp ibnti, Mich. Dr. John II. Helm.Chicago, Ill. Faculty.Indiana. Dr. C. M. Fitch.

Name.AKINS, ADDIE,

AUTEN, ALCINDA,

ARLA D, HARRIET,

AKERS, STELLA,

ANDREWS, SYRENA,

ALBEN, JOSEPllEN~ F.

BEEKMAN, LILLlAN G.

BALDWIN, MARCELLA C.

BUCKLEY, MARY J.BATES, MARY E.

COI'P, ISABEL R.CONRY, AGUSTA A ..

LARK, JEN IE J\I.

RA VER, BELLE,

ONNELL, ANNA,

CAMPBELL, GUSSIE SCOIT,

COOKE, HELEN GREY,

DOBSON, JENNIE M.DAGGETT, LAURA F.

DI KERSON, LOUISA A.

DICKI:-:SON, FA NIE,

DAVENPORT, A. ~I.

EARLE, BESSIE,

FRENCH, MARTHA J.FAIRBANKS, E. M.

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Minneapolis, Min. Dr. Charles imp. on.Berlin, Wis. Faculty.

Lincoln, Ill. Prof. Byford.G'd Rapid ,Mich. Dr. A. \V. Nichol'.

Prof.

Dr. W. l\L Rockwell.J Drs. Gal!,!!, and J. "'.1 FISher.Faculty.Faculty.

Dr. W. H. Oliver.

Dr. J. C. Dore.Dr. John Bartlett.

John town, Wi .~[endola, Wis.De Kalb, Ill.\"ilton, Iowa,

La Salle, Ill.

Marengo, Ill. Faculty.. omers, Conn. Dr. Phoebe Sprague.Rochester, l\finn. Dr. S. . Bishop.

hicago, Ill. Practitioner.

hariton, Iowa. Faculty.Mankato, Iowa. Dr. . G. Harrington.Berlin, \Vis. Dr. J. . Dobson.Richmond, Ind. Dr. Mary F. Thomtts.Milwaukee, Wis. Faculty.

Eagleton, Ind.Denmark.

Chicago, Ill. Faculty.hicago, III. Dr. M. Youngstedt.

Pt. Levy, Canada. Faculty.

Woodstock, Ill. Dr. L. H. Davi .Danville, Ill. Prof. Fitch.Chicago III. j Dr. . M. Filch and

, t Hayes.POlt Huron, Mich. Faculty.

NOlthfield, :\1inn. Dr. \V. Greaves.Nunda, Ill. Dr. J. H. Graves.Berlin, Wi . Dr. N. M. Dod on.

JORRED, ELIZABETH S.

JI [[ LS, EMMA ~I.

OLIVER, EMMA L. K.

l\IACE, ABBIE 1.MARVIN, CARRIE

M KITTRICK, ELIZABETH,

MORROW, SARAH J.MOOERS, E~I~IA \V.

LA~lIl, EMMA R.LACERGREN, ANNETTE,

V:\IONTACNE, ZOE,

PLATT, A~IELIA A.

PATTEN, JULIA }V!.

PARK, LOTTIE,

PARTRIDGE, ELL];:\, ~L D.

ROCKWELL, l\IARY L.REYNOLD, IARY,

ROOT, ELIZA H. D.RYERSON, MARY E.

[~IPSON, MARY E.

MITH, MARY THERESA,

HAYNER, JEN,'IE E.

HOFF, ANNIE E.

1l0.'EY, ~I. LOUlSE,

IlL'NT, FLORE:\CE \V.

JESSUP, LOUISA,

JANSEN, CAROLINE,

'GREAVES, ~IARY •.

GRAYES, LETTIE ~L

GILCIIRIEST, ELLA,

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TWITTV, ANNE,

Erie, Ill. Faculty.:\lilwaukee, \Vis. Faculty.Lafayette, Ind. Faculty.Tekonsha, Mich. Dr. \V. \V. Switzer.

hicago. Ill. Prof. Earle.

. 'pringfield, Ill. Dr. R. S. Lord.

Hanover, Ill. Faculty.Sycamore, III. Faculty.Minneapolis,Min. Dr. II. H. Kimball.Minneapolis,}.Iin. Dr. I-I. H. Kimball.

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SWITZER, SARAII A:STINE, MARIE.

\VATTS, EUGE 'IA ADELL,\\'ORCESTER, OU\'E E.\VA. S, LIZZIE R.WASS, ANNES T.

NOTE.-Monday evening, October 4th, the Secretary and Treasurerwill be at the College to matriculate and receive the fees of studentswho may be present.

ADDIE AKINS, Jllinois.JENNJE M.DollSON, Michigan.A. M. DAVENPORT, Indiana.JENNIE E. HAVNER, Illinois.ELlZAllETH McKITTRICK, \Vis.

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AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES.

A. convention of rellrc~cnt:.ttivc·from:l. larg-c number of:\Icdic:tl Collcg'cs oCtheUnited Sl'ttes W:lS he d June 2 and 3, ,8i6, in Philadelphia. The ohject of the con'vention was to ronsider all matters relating to reform in 1t1cdical Collcg'c work.'fhe call was officially sig-ned by six Medical Collcgl's, and responded to by Illorcthan twenty at Ule first meeting'. Important ()t1CSlIOns were c"llsidcrcd,:l. provi­~ional nssocinlion formed, and a committee to draft a conslitlltion and by-laws forn. permanent org:tni7..ation :LJ?pointcd.

The Provisional As ociabon l11el in Chic.'\<Yo, June 2 and 4, I i7, a pernnncntor~nizationwas (ormed \lnd(~r the above titk, and:l on."tllt\11ion, By-Laws andArticles of nfederation adopted. The second ;tnnual mpctinl! was held at Buf­falo,1 78; the third at AU:mta, 1 '79, and the fourth in Ncw Yor1<, 1880.

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATIO "'.[To be .<lIbscl'ibed allti cOI!lorllleti to bv all t/le Col/elflW d( tlie CtJlljcti,·rntloll.l

AR7'ICLE I. OF THE li'AcrrLTY.The medical membcrs of tll~ Faculty must be r('~lar g-raduntes or licenti;Lli..~s.

nnd prnctitioncrs of medicinc, in good st::tnding-, usin~ the word II regular" in thescnse commonly understood in the medical profession.

AR1'ICLE II. OF 7'UI'I'IO .SECTION I, Thc schcme of tuition shall provide for a yearly syslcmat.ic course

of instruction overing- the ~cn('ral topics of Anatomy,. including dissections, Physi­ole>gJ', Chcmistry. 1\1nteria. :l\-Icdic:l and Therapeutics, Obstctr'ies, Surgcry, Paiho­log-yand Practice of ~[edicinc. The collegiate SCs.C;;lon, wherein lIns course isJ!ivcn, shall be understood as the II regular H session.

Re. 2. Sa;u re~'1.llaI' session shall not be I('ss tha n twenty wecks in d llr:llion,This section to goo In force at and after Ult: session of 1 7C)-80.

ec. 3. Not more Uliln one reg-nlat" session, counting- the reg-ubI' scssion as oneof Ule two courses of instruction required for graduation, shall be held in the same:::yea.r.

ARTICLB liC. REQ IRElJIEXT. FOR GRADUATION.No person, whclher a gr:ulnate in medicine or not., shall be gin:-n a Diploma

of H Doctor of l\Icdicinc II who shall not have fulfilled the (ollowing requircments,e.\'Ct'PJ as 11l'reinaftcr provided for in Article IV. :

I. IIc must produce ~alisfacloryevidcnce of good moral charnctcr, and of hav­ing- attained the ag-e of twenty-one years.

2. lIe must filc a satisfactory certificate of having- studied medicine for at leastthrec years under a reg-ular graduate, or licenhate nnd practitioner of medici",,:, int,rood st..'lndin~, using' tlic word H regular II in tile senSe- c('lmmonly under!,tood inthe medical profession. No c.'lndidatc shall be eligible ror final examination forg-r:lduation, unless his term of three years' study ~hall ha\'c becn complt-tcd, orshall expirc at a date nollater than thrcc month~ after the close of the final exam·inations: this clause to t:1l(c ellert at and after thc session of lSig-&>.

3. ] Ic must file the propcr onida) cvidence that, d\lring the above mentionedthrcf' years, he has matriculated at some affiliated colleg-c or colle~el;j, for twore~ular sessions, and in lhe course of the same (except as pro\-ided in 4) hns attend #

d two fuJI courses of inMruction on the Sf'''cn lOllies mentioned in J\rticle II. Butthe laiter, at least, of the two full courses must l:lve been attended at the collegeissuinl{ the diploma. No two consccutive cour~C6 of instruction 8h...'111 be hdd a8

.tLR'J'ICLE TTr. OF RECOGNITION OF 01.'IIER COLLEGES.No ollcge shall admit to the pri vile~es accorded in Arlicles ill. and V. the

stud'~nts or graduates of any College which, dt1rin~ any period of the student's Ofg-fadualc's pupilagc, shall have been excludcd from the list of affiliated ollcg'csrecognized by Ule Association. .

~TICLE JTII. .iL1£ENDMENTS.Amendments to these Articles shall he proposed and adopted in lhe manner

prescribed for amendments to the ·onslilulion.

satisfying the above rcquiremenLc;; unless the time hetween the beginning of. the11r51 course and the end of the second is h'Ttoalcr than hftcen months.

4. In case a college shall adopt :L s\'stcmatic g-raduated scheme of tuition, at­tendance on the whole of the ~amc sh\1I be cC]uivalt:nt to the requirements men­tioned in 3; prot:idedJ such scheme includes inslruction in the seven topics mentionedin Article II., and requires allen lance of at least ,",va yearly regular collt.'giatesessions of not less Ul:l.n twenty weeks' duration each. '

5. TIle Co.'lndidate must haxc pnssc.°d a personal examination before Ule Facultyon all scxcn of the branches of mcdic;ncc mentioned in Article ll.

6. I[e must h:1.ve paid in full all College dues, including the graduation fee.

ARTICLE ITT. OF HONORARY DEGREE.An honorary degree of H Doctor in ~redicine" may be g-ranted in numbers not

exceeding one yearly, to distinguished physicians or scienti1i.c men of over forlyyears of agc. But in such case the diploma shall bear acr05S its face the word(I Honorary/' in conspicuous characters, and the S.1.Ine word shall always be :'1.1'­pcnded to the name of the recipil'nt in all lists of graduates.

.tLR7'ICLE TT. OF FEES.SECTION J. All fees sh:'1.11 he I)aid in lawful money, and no promissory notes or

flromises to ~ay shall be :'1.cccpte( in lieu of cash for p:lymcnt of fees.SEC. 2. No ticket or other certificate of attendance l1\)on college exercises shall

be issucd to :Itly student lIntil the ducs for the same shal be paid.SEC. 3. rnlC established fees for the exercises of the regular session, except the

matriculation fcc, graduation fcc. fee for dissection, may be reduced not more Ihanone-half to graduates of other affiliated colleg-es of less tluln three years' standin~,and to undergl'aduates of Uw same who have already attended two full courses ofthe instruction of Ute regular session.

SEC. 4. The samc fees may be remitted altogcther to college's own alumni, tog-raduat's of other affiliated collegcs of thrce years' standing-the three yt'arsdating from the timc of graduation, and ending at the close of the regulnl' sessionfor which the tickcts are g-iven-to undergraduates who have already attended twofull courses of the instruction of the regular session, Ule latter of which, at Icasl,shall have been in the colle~c making the remission, and to theological students,when not candidates for a. diploma.

SIlC. 5. The s.'lmc fees may be reduced or rcmitted to deserving indigent studentsto :t numher not cxceedinl;' five 11cr cent. of thc number of matriculants at the pre­vious regular session of the col cge.SEC~ 6. Under no circ11Instanccs whatever, other than the above, shall tJ1C

Faculties, or :lny member of the s:tme, g-rant, uron tlu·ir oV/ll authori'r' any n;mis­sion or reduction of established fees. And it IS listinctly underst()()( ami :thrr'ecdthat Ule Faculties will discountcnance and oppose the auUlOrizing by l;'ovcrningboards of the admission of individual stud(~nts upon oUler than Ute regularlyestablished charges for Uleir grade.

SEC. i. Remission or reduction of fees for other exercises than those of tht:regular session, return to a student of any moneys after payment of fees, or anappropriation of funds of Ule Collcf.!c for paym(.nt of anv student's fees, or \)artthereof, shall be deemed violation of the provisions of th1s Arbcle in regan toremission or reduction of fees.

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COLLEGES OF TIlE l\SSOCIATION.

Jefferson ;\1edieal College, Philadelphia.l\1edieal Department of the niversity of Louisville.Hospital College of Medicine of Loui. ville.Chicago Medical College, ·hieago.Medical Department, State niversity, Iowa ity.Medical Department, niversity of Wooster, Clevcland.Cleveland Medical College, Cle\·eland.Detroit Medical College, Detroit.Starling Medical College, olumhus, Ohio.Medical Departm't of ashville and Vanderhilt niversities, ashville.Missouri Medical College, St. Louis.l1"o/l/an's Afediml College, C'himgf1.College of Phy. ieians and Surgeons, Kansas 'ity, Mo.Miami Medical College, Cincinnati.Louisville Medical Collegc, Louisville.Department of Medicine and Surgery, University of Michigan.Medical Department of the University of Louisiana, New Orleans.Rush Medical College, Chicago.Texas Medical ollege and Ilospital, Galveston.Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville:Atlanta Medical College.Medical College of Evansville.Columbus ledical College.1edical College of State of South 'arolina .

Ohio Medical College.Alabama Medical College.

incinnati College of Medicine and Surgery.Medical College of Indiana.Nashville Medical College.Savannah Medical College.St. Joseph's Ilospital Medical College.

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