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A typical American institution; the University of Pennsylvania.

University Archives UPP10 N733 1906
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Nitzsche, George Erasmus, 1874-1961
Woods, Andrew H.
McCracken, Josiah Calvin
Stone, Mary.
Wisner, O. F.
Series:
The South China Collegian ; 3, no. 2
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
University of Pennsylvania--Administration.
University of Pennsylvania.
University of Pennsylvania--History.
University of Pennsylvania. School of Medicine--History.
Canton Christian College--History.
Canton Christian College.
Universities and Colleges--United States--Pennsylvania--History.
Universities and Colleges.
Universities and Colleges--China--Canton--History.
Medical education--China--Administration.
Medical education.
Medicine--Study and teaching--China--History.
Medicine.
Missions, Medical--China.
Missions, Medical.
Physical Description:
38p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Canton, China : The Collegian Stock Company, 1906.
Language Note:
basically in English, with a Chinese title, Chinese captions for photographs and several Chinese advertisements
Contents:
A typical American university and its lessons for China / O.F. Wisner and George E. Nitzsche
Medical education at the University of Pennsylvania / A.H. Woods
A medical school in Canton as the special mission of an American University / J.C. MacCracken.
Notes:
This is a single issue of the journal South China Collegian that exists in the Penn University Archives.
Local Notes:
3 copies available
OCLC:
80514998

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