Nephrology Oral History Project:
Interviews with sentinel nephrologists and caregivers that document renal-related healthcare from as early as the 1950s to the present.
Bit By Bit:
Bit by Bit includes twenty-one Tech inspired essays written and read by Dugan Maddux highlighting the emerging information revolution, written during the years 1999-2001.
Henscratch:
Henscratch is a collection of essays about children, chickens and farm life in southern Virginia.
Averett University: Yesterdays with Mary Jo Davis:
These are interviews with members of the Averett family who knew Mary Jo Davis, the beloved former Dean of Students. They all tell stories of their time at Averett and their memories of Mary Jo.
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News Highlights:
March 9, 2010
The interview with Drs. Henry and Laura Tenckhoff is now a part of the Nephrology Oral History project. In this interview Dr. Henry Tenckhoff talks about his training in Germany and his move to Seattle as a Scribner Fellow in the early 1960s. He discusses the early days of Peritoneal Dialysis and the development and use of the Tenckhoff catheter. Dr. Laura Tenckhoff adds her voice to share her history and her thoughts about their two physician family.
Go to the Tenckhoff Interview
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