Chemistry Department
Videotapes
(UV 8/4/1)
Length: varies
Format: VHS
Scope and Content:
This series contains videotapes produced for the Chemistry Dept.
Inventory:
T1-T4: A Century of Chemistry in Durham: A Symposium. October 22, 1993
| T1 | 1) Professor A.F. Daggett, "Reminiscences" |
| 2) Dr. Clarence J. Murphy, "Charles James and the Tangled Web of '61" |
| T2 | 1) Dr. Edward R. Atkinson |
| 2) Dr. Richard C. Morgan, "Industrial Research, Problems and Profitability" | |
| 3) Dr. Gloria G. Lyle, "Deans, DOC, and Doctorates" | |
| 4) Dr. Paul S. Anderson, "From Durham to West Point-Three Decades of Medicinal Chemistry" |
| T3 | 1) A.R. Amell |
| 2) Clifford J. Gillespie, "Teaching and Learning: a Personal Perspective" | |
| 3) Richard E. Keegan, "So I Was Once Myself an Analytical Chemist" |
| T4 | 1) Fred E. Shaw, Jr., "Health Care Reform: The View From Washington" |
| 2) Mary Lynn Grayeski, "Chemically Generated Light" |
Subject Headings:
Amell, Alexander R.
Anderson, Paul S.
Atkinson, Edward R.
Chemistry Department
Conant Hall
Daggett, Fred
Element 61
Funkhouser, James
Gillespie, Clifford J.
Grayeski, Mary Lynn
Iddles, Harold
Industrial Research
James, Charles
Jones, Paul
Keegan, Richard E.
Lyle, Gloria G.
Morgan, C. Richard
Murphy, Clarence J.
Parsons, Charles
Shaw, Fred E., Jr.