Brochure for Student Health Coalition, 1974. The front of the brochure contains the World Health Organization’s definition for “health”: Health (helth)n. Freedom from disease; physical and mental well-being encompassing social, political, economic, environmental and educational factors. Click images to enlarge.
Profile: [Written by Diane Lauver, February 2018] Growing up, I was close to my paternal grandparents; they lived in a pastoral valley looking at Appalachian hills in a northern state. With their 8th grade educations and practical wisdom, they taught me how to garden and “put up” its produce. My maternal grandparents worked for a …
Contributed by Bill Corr, September 2015 I am forever indebted to the Vanderbilt Student Health Coalition because my involvement put me on a career path that has enriched my life and given me the opportunity to serve our nation’s health care needs. I was born in 1948 in Selma, Alabama and raised through high school …
[Contributed by Cindy Lutenbacher, September 2015] I was born in Shreveport, LA, in 1953, but I lived in cities all over the South. New Orleans is my family home, even though only one cousin still lives there now. I think of two experiences that set me on the path toward the Student Health Coalition. At age …
Full title: Final Report, Appalachian Project Rural Student Health Coalition VI: 1974 PDF links: 1974 report p.1-200 (200 pages, 199 MB); 1974 report p.201-253 (52 pages, 55 MB) Individual scans of the digitized report can also be found in Bill Dow’s finding aid (Box 8, Folder 119). The Student Health Coalition Annual Reports summarize the goals, …