Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

PHF. CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surq;eons,
(Coiisolidatii
Atlanta Georgia
S9S of the Atlanta Medical and the Southern Medical Colleges.
A. L. Fowler, M. D.,
A. W. Calhoun, M. D., LL.D., President
T. C. Davison, M. I).,
J. S. Todd, .M. D,, Emeritus,
Dunbar Roy, A. H., M. D.,
\Vm. I'errin Nicholson, M. D., V-T.
Wm. Simpson lUkin, A. B., M. D, Dean John G. Earnest, M. D.,
Bernard Wolff, M. D.,
\V. I-. Westmoreland, M. D.,
Moyd W. McKae. M. I).,
Michael Hoke, M. D.,
J. Clarence Johnson, M. I).,
Chas. E. Boynton, A. H
II. F. Harris, M. D.,
John C. Olmsted, M. D.,
Wm. S. Goldsmith. M. D.,
Cyrus W. Strickler, M. :
Jas. B. Baird, M. 1).,
S. T. Harnett, A. B., M.
!•:. Bates Block, M. D.,
Marion McH. Hull, M. I).. F. Phinizy Calhoun, A. B., M. D.,
. . . , .
The fifty-fifth annual session of the .Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons begins VVednesdav,
September 22nd, 1909.
With a group of five college buildings, arranged upon the university plan, and a corps of fifty-ihree
professors and instructors, this Institution stands .second to no medical school in the country. The
laboratory facilities are unsurpassed.
The main college building contains the Chemical, Physiological and Materia Medica Laboratories,
and the Carnegie Pathological Institute contains three large laboratories, each equipped with an
ample number of microscopes and all necessary apparatus and appliances for teaching Histology, Bacteriology
and Pathology. .A separate aud distinct building is used for practical anatomy.
A four years graded course of seven months each is required, the last year of which is devoted
largely to clinical and practical work. Our students have access to the Grady Hospital, across the
street from the college, and all the principal infirmaries and hospitals in the city. A large out-docr
clinic, where more than 25.000 patients are treated a year; affords other valuable clinical instruction.
The buildings are new and commodious, and one attractive feature in the new building is the Gymnasium
with shower baths. Here the student is taught the use and application of exercises for various
diseases. For catalogue or other information, address WM. SIMPSON ELKIN, M. D., Dean.
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons, Atlanta, Ca.
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