Alice Mitchell was assistant secretary in the Department of Pathology
Ernest Goodpasture Papers, Vanderbilt University History of Medicine Collections
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Pathology; Immunology/Allergy; Cellular/Molecular Biology
Dr. Gallavan was instructor of bacteriology from 1936-1938.
Mae Gallavan and Katherine Anderson in the Laboratory
During her short tenure (1936-1938) on the pathology faculty, Dr. Gallavan published several papers on the chick embryo, including two with Ernest Goodpasture as co-author. Dr. Anderson was a graduate student and laboratory technician at the time, but would eventually earn her PhD in bacteriology. In 1945 she and Ernest Goodpasture married.
Katherine Anderson was a laboratory technician and doctoral student in bacteriology. She was awarded the PhD from Vanderbilt in 1940, and would later marry Ernest Goodpasture.
Harrison Rigdon, Mrs. Harrison Rigdon and Family
Dr. Harrison Rigdon joined the Department of Pathology in 1935.
Dr. Rigdon joined the Department of Pathology in 1935.
John Buddingh Inoculating a Chick Embryo
Pathologist John Buddingh in the laboratory, apparently inoculating a chick embryo.
Dr. Williams was a resident in internal medicine.
This woman has been identified as either Alice Mitchell or Alice Polk. Polk was a lab technician, and Mitchell was assistant secretary to the Department of Pathology.