St. Marys School of Nursing (Milwaukee, Wis.) The Records of Milwaukees St. Marys School of Nursing documents the school from its inception in 1894 to its final year in 1969. The collection contains all existing records of the school, including records concerning administration, faculty, accreditation, curriculum, and students and alumnae; plus photographs, news clippings, and lantern slides. The collection also provides information on the Daughters of Charity, St. Marys Hospital, a variety of medical and nursing topics, and detailed records of students disciplinary, scholastic, and clinical failures. |
| Ingeborg Sponland My Reasonable Service. Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing House, 1938. Gift of UWM Center for Nursing History. From the collection of the Milwaukee Hospital School of Nursing. Call Number: (SPL) BV 4425 .S6 A3 1938 Special Collections, Golda Meir Library |
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| This autobiography of Sister Ingeborg Sponland, is also a detailed account of the Norwegian Lutheran Deaconess public health and nursing movement in the Upper Midwest, and the training of Norwegian-American Deaconess nurses for missionary, teaching, and health service work around the world. |
| Herman L. Fritschel A Story of One Hundred Years of Deaconess Service: By the Institution of Protestant Deaconesses, Pennsylvania, and the Lutheran Deaconess Motherhouse at Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1849-1949 Milwaukee: Lutheran Deaconess Motherhouse, 1949. Call Number: (SPL) BX 8074 .B4 F75x 1949 Special Collections, Golda Meir Library History of the German Lutheran Deaconess nursing and public health movement. This movement established its headquarters, or Motherhouse, in Milwaukee in 1893, and founded the institution that eventually became the Sinai Samaritan Hospital in Milwaukee |
June C. Kjome Back of Beyond. Bush Nurse in South Africa Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing House, 1963 Call Number: (SPL) RA 395 .Z8 K5 1963 Special Collections, Golda Meir Library A memoir by June C. Kjome, currently a Milwaukee resident, of her twenty years of missionary nursing work in what was then Zululand, South Africa. |
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