Other Programs, Anniversaries, and Dinners, 1986-2019
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- Duke University. Medical Center. Office of Development and Alumni Affairs.
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Contains materials that document the dinners, lunches, anniversaries, and other programing supported by the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs. Includes "Advancing Innovation + Discovery: Duke Health Named Professorships" book, which was rolled out with the October 5, 2018 Professorship Dinner, as well as Endowed Professorship bound volumes and The Joseph and Kathleen Bryan Neurobiology Research Building groundbreaking and dedication programs. Also includes documents pertaining to Duke Health's 75th Anniversary and Joseph A. Moylan's portrait unveiling. Types of materials are programs, a book, invitations, and photographs. Materials date from 1986, 1990, and 2016 to 2019.
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