2005, ISBN: 9781439657096

Join Tulane University Archivist Ann E. Smith Case as she recounts the history of this illustrious university using vintage images.Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of … More...

Join Tulane University Archivist Ann E. Smith Case as she recounts the history of this illustrious university using vintage images.Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved into the public University of Louisiana, also offering law, liberal arts, and science coursework; it became a private institution in 1884 after Paul Tulane's donation. The addition of Newcomb College, the nation's first coordinate women's college, completed the university's basic structure in 1886. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck, forcing Tulane to close for a semester. It emerged from the floodwaters restructured and renewed into the progressive university focused on public service that it is today. The photographs in this book take readers through the collegiate experience of former Tulane and Newcomb students to illustrate the meaning of the Tulane motto, "Non sibi sed suis"--"Not for one's self, but for one's own." Arcadia Publishing North American History Charity Hospital, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Josephine Louise House, Gibson Hall, Richardson Memorial, Randall Lee Gibson, Freret Street, African American, School Hygiene Tropical Medicine, Physical Laboratory, Scott Cowen, School Engineering, Kendall Cram Room, Gerald Ford, Louis Mayer, Rudolph Matas Library Health Sciences RMLHS, Spanish, McAlister Auditorium, Academic Department, Chemical Laboratory, School Architecture, Special Collections, Ellsworth Woodward, Rufus Harris, School Social Work, Tulanians, Office Editorial Creative Services, Baton Rouge, 1894, William Woodward, Garden District, Graduate School, Harriott Sophie, Hullabaloo, Jones Hall, Samuel Zemurray, Stern Hall, Vorhoff Library, annual, few years later, Josephine Hutchinson Memorial, Alexander Charles Hutchinson, Conference-USA, Department Household Economy, Tilton Library, Yulman Stadium, each year, Richardsonian, Southern States Art League, Lafayette Dryades Streets, 20th century, Canal Street, Fortier Hall, French, January 1963, Tracy Conrad, William Preston Johnston, Yvette Jones 9781467116442 DE,GB,US,ES,IT,FR,MX English History, Arcadia Publishing Inc.<

8, ISBN: 9781439657096

Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved in… More...

Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved into the public University of Louisiana, also offering law, liberal arts, and science coursework; it became a private institution in 1884 after Paul Tulane's donation. The addition of Newcomb College, the nation's first coordinate women's college, completed the university's basic structure in 1886. In 2005, Hurric Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved into the public University of Louisiana, also offering law, liberal arts, and science coursework; it became a private institution in 1884 after Paul Tulane's donation. The addition of Newcomb College, the nation's first coordinate women's college, completed the university's basic structure in 1886. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck, forcing Tulane to close for a semester. It emerged from the floodwaters restructured and renewed into the progressive university focused on public service that it is today. The photographs in this book take readers through the collegiate experience of former Tulane and Newcomb students to illustrate the meaning of the Tulane motto, "Non sibi sed suis"-"Not for one's self, but for one's own." Administration, Education & Teaching, Tulane University~~ Ann E. Smith Case~~Administration~~Education & Teaching~~9781439657096, en, Tulane University, Ann E. Smith Case, 9781439657096, Arcadia Publishing, 08/01/2016, , , , Arcadia Publishing, 08/01/2016<

2016, ISBN: 9781439657096

Join Tulane University Archivist Ann E. Smith Case as she recounts the history of this illustrious university using vintage images.Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of … More...

Join Tulane University Archivist Ann E. Smith Case as she recounts the history of this illustrious university using vintage images.Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved into the public University of Louisiana, also offering law, liberal arts, and science coursework; it became a private institution in 1884 after Paul Tulane's donation. The addition of Newcomb College, the nation's first coordinate women's college, completed the university's basic structure in 1886. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck, forcing Tulane to close for a semester. It emerged from the floodwaters restructured and renewed into the progressive university focused on public service that it is today. The photographs in this book take readers through the collegiate experience of former Tulane and Newcomb students to illustrate the meaning of the Tulane motto, &quote;Non sibi sed suis&quote;--&quote;Not for one's self, but for one's own.&quote; eBook Ann E. Smith Case ePUB, Arcadia Publishing Inc., 01.08.2016, Arcadia Publishing Inc., 2016<

2016, ISBN: 9781439657096

Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved in… More...

Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved into the public University of Louisiana, also offering law, liberal arts, and science coursework; it became a private institution in 1884 after Paul Tulane's donation. The addition of Newcomb College, the nation's first coordinate women's college, completed the university's basic structure in 1886. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck, forcing Tulane to close for a semester. It emerged from the floodwaters restructured and renewed into the progressive university focused on public service that it is today. The photographs in this book take readers through the collegiate experience of former Tulane and Newcomb students to illustrate the meaning of the Tulane motto, &quote;Non sibi sed suis&quote;--&quote;Not for one's self, but for one's own.&quote; eBook Ann E. Smith Case ePUB, Arcadia Publishing Inc., 01.08.2016, Arcadia Publishing Inc., 2016<

2008, ISBN: 9781439657096

Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved in… More...

Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven young doctors who saw the need for trained physicians in the city of New Orleans. In 1847, it evolved into the public University of Louisiana, also offering law, li Administration, Education & Teaching, Tulane University~~ Ann E. Smith Case~~Administration~~Education & Teaching~~9781439657096, en, Tulane University, Ann E. Smith Case, 9781439657096, Arcadia Publishing, 08/01/2016, , , , Arcadia Publishing, 08/01/2016<