Tarheel portrait with Dr. Leo Jenkins and Dr. William Laupus
- Title
- Tarheel portrait with Dr. Leo Jenkins and Dr. William Laupus
- Description
- Video recording of Dr. Leo Jenkins and Dr. William Laupus touring the ECU School of Medicine Campus for the Tarheel Portrait television program. Dr. Jenkins and Dr. Laupus discuss the various buildings and their purposes as related to the ECU School of Medicine programs. Video recording is 29 minutes, 9 seconds long. Recorded on a Sony MiniDV premium digital videocassette. Video tape case labelled Tarheel Portrait with Dr. Laupus, June 15, 1980 RAW.
- Date
- June 15, 1980
- Original Format
- video recordings
- Extent
- 6.6cm x 4.8cm
- Local Identifier
- UA15.09.05.01.369
- Creator(s)
- Contributor(s)
- Subject(s)
- Jenkins, Leo W. (Leo Warren), 1913-1989
- Brody School of Medicine
- East Carolina University. School of Medicine
- Laupus, William E., 1921-2005
- Medical care--North Carolina--Greenville
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- University Archives
- Rights
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ECU History: Buildings
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Health and Medicine
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- Records of University Marketing: Records of News Services from the University Archives
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