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Collection EwiL : Larry Ewing Collection

Description

Key

98629

Reference Code Element

EwiL

Dates

1972-1990, inclusive

Extent

20 linear feet

Creator

Personal name, Ewing, Larry

Administrative/Biographical History

Larry Ewing
10 Jul 1936-13 Aug 1990
Larry Ewing was born in Valley, Nebraska. He received his B.S. in 1958 from the University of Nebraska School of Agriculture, his M.S. in 1960 and his Ph.D. in 1962, both from the University of Illinois where he studied reproductive physiology. From 1962 to 1972, he taught in the department of physiology and pharmacology at the College of Arts and Sciences and Veterinary Medicine at Oklahoma State University, where he collaborated with Claude Desjardins on the effects of steriod feedback on spermatogenesis. Ewing took a sabbatical in 1965 for postdoctoral training with Kristen Eik-Nes in steroid biochemistry at the University of Utah and again in 1968 to study under H.G. Williams-Ashman in the department of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. In 1972, Ewing became professor and head of the division of reproductive biology in the department of population dynamics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health. While at Johns Hopkins, he conducted research on male fertility and the development of male contraceptives. Ewing was also a charter member and president of the Society for the Study of Reproduction and was editor of its journal, Biology of Reproduction.

Chronology

The Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health, 1972-1990

Scope and Content

The Larry Ewing Collection spans his entire career at Johns Hopkins. It contains professional correspondence, departmental records, grant records, scientific notes, and reprints. The collection documents Ewing's activities as director of the division of reproductrive biology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health.

Language

English

Administration

Date(s) of Descriptions

2010

Processing Information

The Larry Ewing Collection was inventoried by Chesney Medical Archives student employees Nicholas Gerner and Jason Ho in 2010 under the direction of Phoebe Evans Letocha. Funding for the inventory project was provided by the Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Composed Of

Found 16 record(s)

Reference Code and Titlesort by Reference Code and Title ascending	Key (Collection)sort by Key (Collection) ascending	Record Levelsort by Record Level ascending	Hierarchysort by Hierarchy ascending
202A7- Larry Ewing Papers: Files	657929259	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202A7/A18- Larry Ewing Papers: Binders	657929260	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202A8- Larry Ewing Papers	620790998	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202A9-10/A17- Larry Ewing Papers: Reprints and Research Files	657929258	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202A18- Larry Ewing Papers: Files	657929261	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202A19-20 (1 of 2)- Larry Ewing Papers: ABC files	620790999	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202A19-20 (2 of 2)- Lary Ewing Papers: Subject Files	620791000	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F3- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970072	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F5- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970073	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F6- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970074	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F7-8- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970220	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F9-10- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970221	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F13- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970071	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F14- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970077	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F16- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970076	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection
202F17-18- LARRY EWING PAPERS	431970219	Box	CollectionEwiL- Larry Ewing Collection

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