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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,…
Mae Gallavan with a Microscope
Dr. Gallavan was instructor of bacteriology from 1936-1938.
Alice Mitchell
Alice Mitchell was assistant secretary in the Department of Pathology
Alice Mitchell
Alice Mitchell was assistant secretary in the Department of Pathology
Roberta Cecil
Roberta Cecil was assistant artist in the Department of Medical Illustration.
Margaret McGovern
Margaret McGovern was Dr. Ernest Goodpasture's secretary.
Alice Polk
Polk was a lab technician and co-author with Dr. Buddingh and Dr. Goodpasture on several papers relating to chick embryos.
Alice Polk
Polk was a lab technician and co-author with Dr. Buddingh and Dr. Goodpasture on several papers relating to chick embryos.
Rosalie Johnson
Rosalie Johnson was a laboratory assistant in the Department of Pathology. Her husband, Claud, was responsible (along with Ernest Goodpasture) for identifying the mumps virus.
William Gunter, Jr.
Gunter was an autopsy technician in the Department of Pathology, as well as a skilled photographer praised by Goodpasture for his work for Pathology and other departments. His brother, Albert, was also employed by the Department of Pathology, and his…