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• Box 1 - UMLD1
• Oversized Box 1 - Ellis
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FF 1 - Miscellaneous research material (includes correspondence between Don Holst and Dale Smith about the former's 1986 interview with Jackson Scholz, photocopies of photographs of Scholz owned by Holst, a printout of a photograph of Holst with two dogs, Holst's resume, photocopies of pages from Holst's book American Men Of Olympic Track And Field), ca. 2008

FF 2 - American Men Of Olympic Track And Field - Interviews With Athletes And Coaches by Don Holst and Marcia S. Popp, McFarland and Company, 2005

FF 3 - "An Academic Health Science Center’s Journey Toward Teaching and Delivering Patient-Centered Care" - Interview Transcriptions (Weldon Webb, Ted Groshong, Betsy Garret, Caroline Kerber, Bret Barrier, Tom Selva, Les Hall, Kirt Nichols, Karen Harris, Jack Gay, Sue Kopfle, Dennis Stambaugh, Kim Hoffman, Mark Wakefield, Jim Poehling), 2011

FF 4 - "An Academic Health Science Center's Journey Toward Teaching and Delivering Patient-Centered Care" - Research notes, 2011

[A23-19]

Item - The Asahi Sports Magazine, Volume 2, Number 22, ca. 1924

Item - Book Jacket - Halfback On His Own by Jackson Scholz, William Morrow and Company, n.d.

Item - Book Jacket - Fielder From Nowhere by Jackson Scholz, Reinforced Trade Edition, William Morrow and Company, n.d.

Item - Book Jacket - Rookie Quarterback by Jackson Scholz, William Morrow and Company, n.d.

Item - Stopwatch (owned by Scholz, according to Don Holst), n.d.

[A23-19]

Item - Chapter 9 ("An Academic Health Science Center's Journey Toward Teaching and Delivering Patient-Centered Care") from Educators' Stories of Creating Enduring Change: Enhancing the Professional Culture of Academic Health Science Centers (Edited by Linda Headrick and Debra Litzelman, Radcliffe Publishing, 2013), 2013

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