Scope and Contents
Series includes approximately 6.5 linear feet of bound volumes of published oral history transcripts. These transcripts have
been individually cataloged as part of the "Oral History Collection" in the UCSF Library catalog. Interviews include John
Clements (Cardiovascular Research Institute), Robert Crede, Robert Fishman (neurology), W.F. Ganong, Clark Kerr, Morton Meyer,
Nicholas Petrakis (cancer research), Rudi Schmid, Lloyd Holly Smith, Malcolm Watts, Serafeim "Sam" Masouredis, William Silen
(surgery), Theodore Schrock (surgery), Robert Aird (neuroscience), Leslie Latty Bennett, Harry Althouse, Ellen Brown (Cardiovascular
Research Institute), Edward Shaw (communicable disease), Alexander Margulis (radiology), Richard Havel (Cardiovascular Research
Institute), UCSF Administrators regarding diversity in US medical schools (Haile Debas, Rudi Schmid, and Lloyd Holly Smith),
Allen Johnson (surgery in the postwar years), Paul Ebert (pediatric cardiology), John Najarian (renal transplant), Benson
Roe, J. Englebert Dunphy, Alfred A. De Lorimier (pediatric surgery), F. William Blaisdell, The AIDS Epidemic in San Francisco:
The Medical Response 1981-1984 (series with Selma Dritz, Mervyn Silverman, Donald Abrams, Marcus Conant, Andrew Moss, Arthur
Ammann, Paul Volberding, Constance Wofsy, Donald Francis, Merle Sande, John Ziegler, Herbert Perkins, Deborah Greenspan, John
Greenspan, Warren Winkelstein, and Jay Levy), The AIDS Epidemic in San Francisco: The Response of Community Physicians 1981-1984
(series with Richard Lee Andrews, James Campbell, James Groundwater, Paul Monahan, Steven Follansbee, Robert Bolan, and William
Owen), The AIDS Epidemic in San Francisco: The Response of the Nursing Profession 1981-1984 (series with Michael Helquist,
Jeannee Parker Martin, Helen Schietinger, Gary Stephen Carr, Angie Lewis, Diane Jones, Clifford Morrison, Gayling Gee, Grace
Lusby, and Diane Miller), William J. Rutter (biotechnology and biomedicine), Herbert Boyer (Genentech), Morris Collen (Kaiser
Permanente Medical Care Program), Earl Warren Oral History Project with Portia Bell Hume (community mental health services),
George J. Wood, Robert (Bob) Day (pharmacy), Chauncey Depew Leake, Francis Adrian Sooy, Karl F. Meyer (with recollections
by Sanford Elberg, Julius Schachter, Lucile Foster, and James Steele), John A. Watson, John S. Wellington, Leon Rosenberg,
Bernard Nelson, Fernando Mendoza, Roy Maffly, Philip R. Lee, Julius Krevans, UCSF Faculty regarding diversity in U.S. medical
schools (with Isidore Edelman, Richard Havel, Melvin Grumbach, and Robert A. Fishman), Albert Shumate, Homer Surbeck and Margaret
Hart Surbeck (with Marie Porter, May Lee Young, Dorothy Heer, Carleton Williams, Helen Williams, Tom Young, and the INDNJC
board), Elbridge Best, Robert Langley Porter interviewed by Edna Tartaul Daniel.