Series 12 - Addresses

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UTA 1541-12

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Addresses

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  • 1969-2000 (Creation)

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1.28 m of textual records

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In addition to his responsibilities as medical researcher, faculty member and author, Dr. McCulloch also was in demand as a speaker by many organizations. Among the sponsors of these talks and addresses were the CBC –TV program “The nature of things”, numerous national and international organizations for the study of cancer and haematology, Royal Society of Canada, and other universities. In the late 1980s many of this addresses dealt with AIDS research. Files in this series contain correspondence relating to the addresses given and/or drafts of the addresses themselves.

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      Many of those that were eventually published may be found in Series 6: Publications.

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      B1991-0004/008(22)-/011(19)

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      B2005-0007/001(09)-(11)

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