early student group

Public Service and Professional Schools at Carolina

Creation of professional schools beginning with law, medicine, and pharmacy in the nineteenth century and the emergence of the modern public service ethos shaped by President Edward Kidder Graham.

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  1. Kemp Plummer Battle (1831-1919)
  2. Summer school students of 1912
  3. Law professor John Manningwith his students, 1892
  4. The YMCA Building, first opened in 1907, renovation completed in 2007
  5. Charles Holmes Herty (1867-1938)
  6. Edward Kidder Graham (1876-1918)
  7. Louis Round Wilson (1876-1979)
  8. Cora Souther Lingle, front row, third from left, with Carolina students, 1919
  9. Eugene Cunningham Branson (1861-1933)
  10. Henderson County Club, 1924
  11. S. Huntington Hobbs (1895-1969)
  12. Howard W. Odum (1884-1954)
  13. Rupert B. Vance (1899 -1975)
  14. Dudley DeWitt Carroll (1885-1971)
  15. Gerald W. Johnson (1890-1980)
  16. A class for Registers of Deeds at the Institute of Government
  17. Susan Grey Akers (1899-1984)
  18. Milton Rosenau (1869-1946)
  19. Billboard for the Good Health Plan
  20. The first graduating class of the four-year medical school, 1954
  21. AHEC staff travel across the state by airplane
  22. William F. Little (1929- )
  23. APPLES student organizers, 1990
  24. Students and faculty taking part in public service projects
  25. John D. Kasarda (1945- ), Director of Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise and Kenan Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship

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