Healing Hands and Hearts: Stories of Women in Healthcare Professions
A collection of oral histories…
A collection of oral histories…
With funding secured and a new building design in place, construction began in 1962 of the new University Medical Center, later known as the School of Medicine Building 521.
John M. Opitz, MD, Professor of Pediatrics and a world authority in medical genetics, donated an amazing collection of original books and manuscripts to the library’s history of medicine collection.
Archives of the University of Utah College of Nursing comprised of course bulletins, College of Nursing yearbooks, historical photographs, and miscellaneous publications.
In December 1982, a specialized team of surgeons and researchers performed the first-ever artificial heart implant at the University of Utah Medical Center. The University of Utah was instrumental in the artificial heart’s invention, implementation, and evolution. Moreover, the surgery marked a critical moment of progress rather than ending an era of research and development.
The Cancer Research Building (CRB, later known as the Medical Research and Education Building, or MREB) was the first building constructed on the University of Utah health sciences campus.
A collection of interviews and oral history transcripts detailing the historical evolution of the health sciences at the University of Utah.
Archives of the College of Pharmacy comprised of course bulletins, A.Ph.A. student chapter Pharmic Ute periodicals, College of Pharmacy Update newsletters, historical photographs, and miscellaneous publications.
InfoFair is an annual event at the University of Utah Health Sciences Center, held since 1983 with the goal of providing up-to-date health sciences information. Past InfoFairs have focused on computer services, applications and resources as well as the future of computing in the health sciences.
A collection of media and publications detailing the historical evolution of the health sciences at the University of Utah.