The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

take more extended clinical course.
NE course of instruction during the
first two wears Is didactic and theoreu-
cal. especial attention being devoted 10
didacilc lectures. "old-fashloned reel
tetions and practical work in the sew
.ral laboratories. This course is very
thorough i'm the Fundamental branches.
I'm the third and graduating year. me
tvstcm OF instruction Is more extended,
led-side instruction i'm medicine. gynecoi'
oav surgery ana obstetrics being per-
soualiv taught each student ana 10 at
tain this end practical work in small
clinical classes is as fully developed ass
possible.
This enables the student 10 examine the
patient and in all cases in which II ls
practicable, patients are assigned 10
individual students. who are required 10
make written reports. which include
methods of examination. diagnosis ana
treatment.
SURGERY.
The course I'm surgery is divided into
I'VE departments and that of the prac-
nee of medicine into three. while an the
spocialtics are fully and practically
taught by recognized specialists.
CLINICAL FACILITIES.
Excellent and ample clinical facilities
are furnished hy the Virginia Hospital
the IVing-iu-D Department of tie Virginia
Hcepital the Richmond Eye, Ear, ana
Throat Iuhrmary. and the University
College Dispensary. as evidenced by the
fat that during last year more than
800 patients were treated at these diiief-
ent institutions The State and munici-
pal public charities, such as the CITY
Almshouse Hospital etc, which are To-
Gated I'm this city, also furnish varied ana
interesting clinical material
These institutions furnished, besides
numerous minor cases. sixty major
operations for the surgery clinic dur
ing the past session.
The graduating class also attended thif-
u obstetrical cases under the supervision
OF the demonstration OF clinical obstet-
Yics.
There are eight hospital appointments
under the exclusive control of the facul-
ty. and three gold medals and ten prizes
are offered annually 10 the most deserv-
ing students I'm the Departments OF Med
icine Dentistry. and Pharmacy.
THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
The Department OF Dentistry refers
with pardonahle pride TO the special
thoroughness OF its dilactic and pracu-
cal instruction 70 is confidently bcliev-
yorslty College of Medicine have some
special advantages that are unsurpassed
by any dental college in this country.
for they are not only required to study
all the branches Ina their special pro-
fession. bat are required TO thoroughly
master the whole medical curriculum
FOR the first two years, at the same
time Hence. in addition TO the facih-
ties offered in the Dental Department,
students In dentistry In this college VIII
have, without extra charge the privilege
Of attending the FUN course Of medical
lectures and hospital clinics. being thus
enabled to become familiar with diseases
and operations connected with general
medicine land surgery. The course in
this department extends through three
years.
pHARMAcY.
The Department OF Pharmacy has
spared neither pains nor expense 10
make this fully equal 20 any college CT
pharmacy in this country. and IN addi-
ton TO the regularly prescribed course
I'm pharmacy. the students are allowed
TO attend some of the collateral branches
in the Medical Department without extra
charge This department rs under the
direction OF able and skilled instructors.
The lectures are thoroughly Illus
tratcd by experiments. as well as by
specimen plates and diagrams.
The course embraces TWO years. ana
candidates for the degree Of graduate IN
pharmacy H'h. g.. must pass satisfacto-
~ examinations al the end OF the junior
and senior courses respectively.
THE FACULTY.
The following comprise the faculty Of
the University College of Medicine:
Hunter Mcclure. N. d., LII D., Pro-
fcssor OF Clinical Surgery.
Hugh NJ. Taylor. NJ. D., Professor OF
Practice OF Surgery.
Stuart Mcclure N. D., Professor Of
Principles OF Surgery.
T.and0n H. Edwards. II. D., Profess
scr OF Practice OF Medicine.
Thomas }. Moore. NJ. d., Professor OF
Clinical Medicine.
Joseph a. White, A. NJ. NJ. D.. Profess
,or OF Diseases OF the Bye and Associate
Professor OF Diseases of Ear. Throat, and
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