The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-14

and clinical surgery. j. Ross Snyder,
b. \. NJ D., professor of pediatrics;
W. G. Harrison, NJ. D.. professor of otol-
ogy rhinology and laryngology: Il. s.
Ward. b. S, NJ. d., professor of neurol-
ogy and clinical medicine: \. T.. Toole.
A. B., NJ D.. associate professor of sur
gerry for genito-urinary diseases X. w.
Constantine. \. b., NJ. D.. professor of
ophthalmology; G. S. Graham, NJ. A.
NJ. D. secretary, professor of pathol-
ogy and bacteriology. The executive
faculty constitutes the visiting staff
of the Hillman hospital.
The general faculty will be as fol-
lows:
Walter r. Scott. NJ D., associate in
genito- urinary surgery; Charles E.
bowman, Jr., A. b., M. D.. associate in
surgery of the nervous system; Lloyd
holland, NJ. D., associate In medicine
for tropical diseases; George A. Hogan,
b. s, Nj. D., instructor In surgery;
Steward II. Welch. A. b., M D., in
structor in surgery; II. NJ Ginsburs,
b. S. NJ. D., instructor in gynaecology
and abdominal surgery; W. E. Dren-
nen, a. b., NJ. D.. instructor in gynae-
cology and abdominal surgery II. r.
Shuggerman, A. B., NJ. d., instructor in
medicines II. p. Lotterhouse, a. B. NJ
D., instructor in medicine; Russell Cal
len, NJ. D., instructor in pediatrics Nor
timer II. Jordan, NJ. D., instructor in
dermotology: c. c. Mclean, NJ. D.. in-
structor in pediatrics; r. c. McQuiddy
NJ. d. instructor in genito urinary sur
gerry; e. S. Casey, 3. s.. Nj. D.. instruc-
tor in anaesthesia: Russell NJ. Cum
ningham, NJ. D.. special lecturer in
medicine; James T. Searcy, M. A., NJ. D..
special lecturer in psychiatry; w. H.
Sanders. NJ D.. special lecturer in state
medicine and public hygiene.
General Statement
The course of study outlined for
the Graduate School of Medicine of the
University of Alabama. differs some-
what from that followed in certain of
the older postgraduate institutions
The object of the school will be to pro-
vide for each of its matriculates a
rounded, we'll correlated course. of
study. The regular instruction Will be
divided into four courses; each will be
complete in itself and will require the
students entire time.
Special work, however, will be pro-
vided for those who wish it. and who
present evidence of their fitness for
such work The session of nine months
will be divided into trimesters of three
months each. The student will be ex
pected to take a full trimesters work,
which will comprise a complete whole
For those who find 1t impossible to re-
main away from their practice for this
length of time, tickets for six weeks
will be issued Those taking only one
half of a regular trimester may return
at any later time and complete the
course, receiving full credit for the
work they have done, and the tuition
which has been paid.
The clinical work will be done in
the University Free dispensary and in
the Hillman hospital, which adjoins
the college building. The hospital at
present numbering 100 beds, will, when
the additional wing now under con-
struction is completed, provide for 200
patients. The executive faculty con-
stitutes the visiting staff of the hos
pital A contract between the state
university and the County of Jeffer-
son gives to the faculty and students
of the college free access at all times
to the hospital wards for purposes of
teaching and study. The hospital
possesses modern completely equipped
pathological building where the au-
topsy and other pathological work Is
conducted.
New Dispensary
THE university dispensary is at pres