Subseries consists of successful candidates files related to the William B. Bean Student Research Award. A typical candidate file contains applications forms, research proposals, curriculum vitae and bibliographies, letter of appraisal, correspondence and notification of award.

Subseries consists of the file of the speaker selected for the John P. McGovern Lecture.The presentation of the speaker is published afterwards in the John P. McGovern Lecture Series of the American Osler Society. Typical file includes correspondence, notification of selection, curriculum vitae, guidelines, presentation, manuscript, galley proofs, and drafts.

Subseries consists of records regarding the project of restoration of Sir William Osler’s house at #13 Norham Gardens in Oxford and the refurbishing of the library and other memorabilia in the house. The three files pertain to the funding of the project with a grant from the Commonwealth Fund and contain correspondence of the Green College committee as well as the correspondence with Sir John Walton. Includes correspondence, newsletter, permissions and a grant request.

Subseries consists of a project done by Dr. Clyde Partin. Includes a synopsis, presentation, and a compendium of the world’s Oslerian society presentations with rare annotations and a brief history of the various Oslerian clubs.

Subseries is divided in two subsubseries: P125/D2;1 Gifts and Donations for the John P. McGovern Award Lectureship Fund and P125/D2;2 Gifts and Donations for the William B. Bean Student Endowment Fund. Includes correspondence.

Subseries consists of documents created by members of the committee regarding the selection of the speaker for the John P. McGovern Lecture at the annual meeting of the American Osler Society. Includes one file of correspondence of the secretary-treasurer with John P. McGovern, guidelines of the committee, programs, press release and newspaper clipping.

Documents related to the administrative management of the research groups Pappius participated in.

Documents concerning the activities carried out by Pappius in the management of the clinical and experimental labs under her direction: principally management of human and material resources. Most documents in series produced by Pappius as part of her role as director of the MNI/H’s Clinical Neurochemistry Laboratory.

Files related to material resources precede those related to human resources. Each section arranged by date.

Documents related to the production of research data.

Raw data in the form of computer-printed tables constitutes much of the series, with some statistical summaries and graphical presentations of data. Many files contain autoradiograph negatives of rat brains.

Documents related to the publication of Pappius’s research. Some lab data is present insofar as Pappius included it directly in the creation of the publication.