Collection: Dr. William A. Neal Papers, 1880/2016 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Dr. William A. Neal Papers, 1880/2016

Maternal grandfather, Albert Eich (1878-1967) Box 4, Folder 4

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Medical references, Wise Library, WVU Box 10, Folder 12

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Mother, Mary Louise Eich Neal, (1914-1954); University of Cincinnati Box 4, Folder 2

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National Rural Health Association, Gorin Award, 2003 Box 1, Folder 15

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Naval Research Advisory Committee, appointment by Secretary of Navy to Senior Advisory Committee to the Naval Service. Chaired three study panels briefed at Pentagon: "Aviation Physical Stress in High Performance Aircraft;" "Artificial Blood;" "Biometrics for Military Application.", 1986/2007 Box 1, Folder 9

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Neal, W.A. "An Odyssey in the Life of Mary Louise Eich", 2011 Box 4, Folder 1

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Neal, W.A. "Quiet Advocate: Edward J. Van Liere's Influence on Medical Education in West Virginia, " Supporting materials., 1935 Box 10

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Neal, W.A. "The Art of Caring…" hard and softback books Box 5, Folder 13

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Newspaper clippings Box 2, Folder 4

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No Greater Legacy Award, Morgantown Chamber of Commerce, 2008 Box 1, Folder 18

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