232,355 research outputs found
Panorama vom Uetliberg bey Zürich, 873 m = 2687' über Meer
No full textH. Keller del.Ohne den Friedhof SihlfeldVordergrund und Höhenzüge braun getön
Positiones medicae de ulcere pulmonum
No full textquas ... pro summis in arte medica honoribus ac privilegiis solenniter consequendis ... offert, publicoque examini, placidaeque disquisitioni subiicit Iacobus Keller Badena Helvetius. Anno ... M DC XXXIIX. Ad diem ... Mensis MaiiDatum auf Titelblatt hs. ergänzt: Anno ... M DC XXXIIX. Ad diem 30 Mensis MaiiEnth. 80 ThesenDiss. med. Basel, 163
Interview with Wally Keller
No full textWally Keller graduated from Ohio State in 1953, then came to MSU and taught in the Veterinary Medicine college for one year before going into the service as a veterinarian in the Strategic Air Command. After returning from the SAC, Keller received his MS degree from MSU in ophthalmology and began teaching surgery courses in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Keller was the first professor who taught surgery over live TV in Giltner Hall. He was appointed as chairman of the Vet Clinic and pushed for specialization in all areas of animal care for both large and small animals. He established formal internship and residency programs in the college. While he was acting dean, Keller worked to build new clinical facilities and was instrumental in computerizing the entire College of Vet Med. He set up a PPB diagnostic lab and a Food Safety and Toxicology facility. He was also responsible for the 120-acre research facility and containment facility and developed the small animal clinic as well as ambulatory clinics where students traveled to local farms to make calls. Keller retired for the first time in 1987 but was asked to serve as Dean of the College for ten more years before his final retirement in 1997. Keller also plays trumpet with the Geriatric Six Plus One group. Topics/people covered in the interview include: American Animal Hospital Assoc; Willis Armstead; Wade Brinker; Roger Brown; M Lois Calhoun; E J Catcot; Hillary Clayton; Morrie Crane; Fred Derksen; Food Safety and Toxicology Building; Giltner Hall; John Hannah; "Shorty" Hoffman; Jack Judy; Geriatric Six Plus One; Stanford University Medical School; Bob Leader; McPhail Equine Performance Center; enrollment in vet med; women in vet school; small/large animal ophthalmological surgery; internship/residency programs; ambulatory clinic; PPB diagnostic lab; Seymour Roberts; Art Schultz; Bob Shermer; Esther Smith; John Wesse
Interview with Wally Keller
No full textWally Keller graduated from Ohio State in 1953, then came to MSU and taught in the Veterinary Medicine college for one year before going into the service as a veterinarian in the Strategic Air Command. After returning from the SAC, Keller received his MS degree from MSU in ophthalmology and began teaching surgery courses in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Keller was the first professor who taught surgery over live TV in Giltner Hall. He was appointed as chairman of the Vet Clinic and pushed for specialization in all areas of animal care for both large and small animals. He established formal internship and residency programs in the college. While he was acting dean, Keller worked to build new clinical facilities and was instrumental in computerizing the entire College of Vet Med. He set up a PPB diagnostic lab and a Food Safety and Toxicology facility. He was also responsible for the 120-acre research facility and containment facility and developed the small animal clinic as well as ambulatory clinics where students traveled to local farms to make calls. Keller retired for the first time in 1987 but was asked to serve as Dean of the College for ten more years before his final retirement in 1997. Keller also plays trumpet with the Geriatric Six Plus One group. Topics/people covered in the interview include: American Animal Hospital Assoc; Willis Armstead; Wade Brinker; Roger Brown; M Lois Calhoun; E J Catcot; Hillary Clayton; Morrie Crane; Fred Derksen; Food Safety and Toxicology Building; Giltner Hall; John Hannah; "Shorty" Hoffman; Jack Judy; Geriatric Six Plus One; Stanford University Medical School; Bob Leader; McPhail Equine Performance Center; enrollment in vet med; women in vet school; small/large animal ophthalmological surgery; internship/residency programs; ambulatory clinic; PPB diagnostic lab; Seymour Roberts; Art Schultz; Bob Shermer; Esther Smith; John Wesse
Fred M. Keller: Doing Things His Way
No full textBiography of Michigan entrepreneur Fred M. Keller. The Fred M. Keller Engineering Laboratories Building at Grand Valley was named for Keller.https://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/reports/1012/thumbnail.jp
Interview with Wally Keller
No full textWally Keller graduated from Ohio State in 1953, then came to MSU and taught in the Veterinary Medicine college for one year before going into the service as a veterinarian in the Strategic Air Command. After returning from the SAC, Keller received his MS degree from MSU in ophthalmology and began teaching surgery courses in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Keller was the first professor who taught surgery over live TV in Giltner Hall. He was appointed as chairman of the Vet Clinic and pushed for specialization in all areas of animal care for both large and small animals. He established formal internship and residency programs in the college. While he was acting dean, Keller worked to build new clinical facilities and was instrumental in computerizing the entire College of Vet Med. He set up a PPB diagnostic lab and a Food Safety and Toxicology facility. He was also responsible for the 120-acre research facility and containment facility and developed the small animal clinic as well as ambulatory clinics where students traveled to local farms to make calls. Keller retired for the first time in 1987 but was asked to serve as Dean of the College for ten more years before his final retirement in 1997. Keller also plays trumpet with the Geriatric Six Plus One group. Topics/people covered in the interview include: American Animal Hospital Assoc; Willis Armstead; Wade Brinker; Roger Brown; M Lois Calhoun; E J Catcot; Hillary Clayton; Morrie Crane; Fred Derksen; Food Safety and Toxicology Building; Giltner Hall; John Hannah; "Shorty" Hoffman; Jack Judy; Geriatric Six Plus One; Stanford University Medical School; Bob Leader; McPhail Equine Performance Center; enrollment in vet med; women in vet school; small/large animal ophthalmological surgery; internship/residency programs; ambulatory clinic; PPB diagnostic lab; Seymour Roberts; Art Schultz; Bob Shermer; Esther Smith; John Wesse
Interview with Wally Keller
No full textWally Keller graduated from Ohio State in 1953, then came to MSU and taught in the Veterinary Medicine college for one year before going into the service as a veterinarian in the Strategic Air Command. After returning from the SAC, Keller received his MS degree from MSU in ophthalmology and began teaching surgery courses in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Keller was the first professor who taught surgery over live TV in Giltner Hall. He was appointed as chairman of the Vet Clinic and pushed for specialization in all areas of animal care for both large and small animals. He established formal internship and residency programs in the college. While he was acting dean, Keller worked to build new clinical facilities and was instrumental in computerizing the entire College of Vet Med. He set up a PPB diagnostic lab and a Food Safety and Toxicology facility. He was also responsible for the 120-acre research facility and containment facility and developed the small animal clinic as well as ambulatory clinics where students traveled to local farms to make calls. Keller retired for the first time in 1987 but was asked to serve as Dean of the College for ten more years before his final retirement in 1997. Keller also plays trumpet with the Geriatric Six Plus One group. Topics/people covered in the interview include: American Animal Hospital Assoc; Willis Armstead; Wade Brinker; Roger Brown; M Lois Calhoun; E J Catcot; Hillary Clayton; Morrie Crane; Fred Derksen; Food Safety and Toxicology Building; Giltner Hall; John Hannah; "Shorty" Hoffman; Jack Judy; Geriatric Six Plus One; Stanford University Medical School; Bob Leader; McPhail Equine Performance Center; enrollment in vet med; women in vet school; small/large animal ophthalmological surgery; internship/residency programs; ambulatory clinic; PPB diagnostic lab; Seymour Roberts; Art Schultz; Bob Shermer; Esther Smith; John Wesse
Honors for Dr. E. M. Jellinek at Seventy
No full textA clipping from the SSAS Alumni News honoring E. M. Jellinek on his 70th birthday, based on the article written by M. K. (Mark Keller) for the Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, published in issue, 21(1), i–4 (1960)
Correspondence between Mark Keller and E. M. Jellinek (1959)
No full textCorrespondence between Mark Keller and E. M. Jellinek during Jellinek's stay in Canada
Joseph E. Keller, S.J. (3 of 4)
No full textContains PRN circular from Keller re collection for Woodstock 10/1/1870; ALS from Bp F. McFarland of Hartford to Bp Michael O'Connor, SJ offering St. Mary's Church, New Haven or St. Patrick's, Providence to Society 3/18/1872. Also contains ALS from Bp M. O'Connor, SJ to Keller on misc. 1870-72.**Former finding aid locations: 119_77_25; 228S1-228S12*
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