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Includes Patricia (Pat) M. Dieter's administrative records documenting her professional career as a physician assistant including her time as the Physician Assistant (PA) Program Director (2003-2012) and the Division Chief of the PA Division (2013-2021). Materials date from 1964 to 2021.

Contains administrative files and handbooks, budget materials, correspondence, IBM magnetic cards, brochures, memorandum, curriculum vitas, and subject files pertaining to the administration of the Physician Assistant (PA) program. Major subjects include development of the PA profession, PA education and curriculum development, accreditation, salary evaluation, admissions process, statistics and demographics, program goals and objectives, minority recruitment and retention, funding, and grants. Oversized posters and an exhibit panel have been separated from this series. Materials date from 1964 to 2001.

Contains correspondence and subject files primarily pertaining to Howard's work as the Program Administrator of the Physician Assistant program at Duke University Medical Center. Major subjects include funding, budgets, grants, conceptualization and development of the profession, students, curriculum, faculty, personnel policies, legislation and legal issues, employment, and nomenclature. Original Dick Moores comic strip artwork has been separated from this series. Materials date from 1966 to 1974.

Contains photographs pertaining to the PA Program at Duke University. Types of materials include prints, negatives, CDs, and a zip drive. Major subjects include graduations, alumni events, PA Day, and students. CDs have been placed at the end of the series Materials date from 1966 to 2010.

Contains class photographs and composites, biographical sketches, statistical and demographic information, and correspondence. Materials date from 1967 to 2012.

Contains correspondence, subject files, grant notebooks, and alumni files, primarily pertaining to Carter's work as the program Administrator of the Physician Assistant program at Duke University Medical Center. Also contains materials on the American Academy of Physician Assistants, the Association of Physician Assistant Programs, the National Commission on the Certification of Physician Assistants, and the North Carolina Academy of Physician Assistants. Major subjects include funding, budgets, grants, conceptualization and development of the profession, PA program development, students, PA conferences, alumni, curriculum, faculty, personnel policies, legislation and legal issues, PA employment and utilization. Interview tapes and transcripts have been transferred to the Oral History Collection. Audiotapes have been separated and placed at the end of the collection. Materials date from 1967 to 2020.