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- # Minute Book of the Faculty of the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania
## Overview
This entity is a **transcript** of the minute book documenting meetings and administrative decisions of the Faculty of the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania. The text spans from June 1850 to November 1850 and includes records of faculty discussions, resolutions, appointments, and communications with the Board of Trustees. It was extracted from a processed text file and is part of the [Test Collection](arke:01KG2T49K0H5GDRB0G4YDTPG8H).
## Context
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## Contents
The transcript contains detailed minutes from multiple faculty meetings held between June and November 1850, including sessions on October 11, October 12, October 24, October 28, November 9, November 18, and November 26. It records motions, resolutions, and administrative actions on topics such as lecture scheduling, faculty responsibilities, janitorial appointments, student matriculation fees, and room rentals. Key issues include the resignation of Dr. R. Burr, the election of new faculty officers, the establishment of by-laws, and the governance of the Lying-in Asylum connected to the college. The document also reflects debates over financial accountability, faculty privileges, and the role of demonstrators in anatomy. These segments collectively offer insight into the operational and ethical concerns of a pioneering institution in women’s medical education.
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- # Minute Book of the Faculty of the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania
## Overview
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