Keychain- wrist lanyard |
IDP Pamphlet-Information for Prospective Students. |
Harrell History of Medicine brochure |
Pamphlet: A resource for Financing Medical Education |
Alumni Association Keychain |
Directions to the Office of Admissions and the Nearest Restroom |
T-shirt Shaped Alumni Association Bottle Cover |
COM Pamphlet |
Maren Room brochure |
Powerpoint Presentation on Student Financial Affairs |
Donation pamphlet for the Dr. Hugh “Smiley” Hill Scholarship Fund |
Powerpoint-Update on the Performance of UF College of Medicine Students on the NBME Subject Examinations and the USMLE |
Class of 2009 Sticker |
Information on the Medical Sciences Research Program |
2005 College of Medicine Alumni Reunion and Barbeque Pamphlet |
Info on the Equal Access Clinic |
Florida Physician, Summer 2005 |
Info on the Office of Global Health |
Genetics Institute Pamphlet |
Info on the McKnight Brain Institute |
Info on Shands at UF Level 1 Trauma Center |
Info. On Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation |
Pamphlet: Your Pathway to Medicine at the University of Florida |
Shands Timeline |
What is the Evelyn F. and William L. McKnight Brain Institute of the University of Florida? [pamphlet] |
College of Medicine Folder |
Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience Pamphlet |
Pamphlet for The Chapman Society |
Copy of Panacea, Fall 2006 |
AIM for Africa- creation of first Arts in Medicine program with cooperative input from COM |
Dean’s letter |
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Pad of Paper |
Banner advertising November 4,2005 Faculty and Staff Appreciation Luncheon |
50th Anniversary Pin |
Post June 2004 Article on the history of the HSC |
Hippo Figurine from HIPAA Office |
Post April 2005 Article with the first mention of the 50th Anniversary |
50th Anniversary Stickers |
Post June 2005 Article with first request for suggestions for Time Capsule contents |
Privacy Violations poster from HIPAA Office |
Post September 2005 Article with some suggestions for items to include in the capsule. |
Health Science Center: Senior Vice President’s Office Label |
Post February 2006 Article on the time capsule |
Flyer for the HSC Faculty and Staff 50th Anniversary Appreciation Luncheon |
Three ring binder with printed copies of time capsule survey responses. |
Gainesville Sun Article, November 5, 2005 on Faculty Staff Appreciation Day |
Post April 2006 article on Dr. Harrell |
Post June 2006 article on history of caring for the community |
Post July 2006 Library Changing the Face of Medicine exhibit schedule |
Post October 2006 Article on women in the health science center and Time Capsule announcement |
Post September 2006 Article on first medical school class |
Letter from Senior Vice President, Health Affairs, Dr. D. Barrett |
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Item |
Contributed by |
Reason for inclusion |
Bottle of Gatorade |
Nina S-R |
Gatorade was invented by a COM faculty member and has proved a huge money maker- as well as revolutionizing sports. It has achieved iconic status. |
February 2004 Post article on Dr. Cade, inventor of Gatorade |
Beth Powers |
Dr Cade also has become extremely well known in the Health Center because of his invention. |
Pepsico 2005 report |
H. James Free |
Pepsico is now owner and marketer of Gatorade |
Pink and purple bracelets |
Nina S-R |
Since Lance Armstrong started the yellow Live Strong bracelets, there has been an explosion of different colored bracelets representing different causes- and simply fashion, as many kids buy and wear multicolors to be cool. The pink is for breast cancer awareness, the purple is marketed by Borders to promote literacy. |
White “One” bracelet |
Nicole Demers |
Part of Bono’s campaign to help the poorest people of the world overcome AIDS and extreme poverty. |
Max-Life bracelet for juvenile diabetes |
Tom Harris |
Another example of how important these bracelets have become |
Orange and Blue UF bracelets |
COM Admissions Office |
Provided for admitted students coming to first “Second Look” event. |
Package of Live Strong Bracelets |
Ordered by Eileen Parris |
These bracelets started a major trend. They also represent Lance Armstrong, who survived testicular cancer and went on to win 6 Tour De France races. |
Cell Phone |
Maria Bolanos |
How about a cell phone? It seems that we can't live without them nowadays and we use them both for professional and personal business. |
Plush Gator with sound effects |
Stephanie Ros-Romero |
Because people are such rabid Gator fans |
Blue Scrubs |
Fred Pedroletti |
Because it is easy to identify a College of Dentistry student in the hallway wearing blue scrubs |
Pens from pharmaceutical companies- Topamax and Axert |
Robert Watson |
Because pharmaceutical representatives and give aways are such ubiquitous part of everyday life! |
Pharmaceutical giveaways- Keppra “page bites” & Mirapex jar opener |
Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig |
Pharmaceutical company representatives spend a lot of time on campus, meeting with physicians and providing free food, and other incentives. |
Entertainment Weekly Best of 2005 |
Sherita Holmes |
A good synopsis of popular culture in 2005 |
Listing of Causes of Death 1900-2002 |
Eileen Parris |
Because causes change because of medical advances |
Gator Nation orange pen and blue pen |
Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig |
The Gator Nation campaign just started and is an interesting attempt to develop a sense of belonging |
Poster of the Brain Institute- part of Gator Nation campaign |
Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig |
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UF Strategic Plan and Carol Walker’s card |
Carol Walker |
To see how much the campus and plans for the campus will have changed… |
Materials for a modern dental exam |
Gail Mitchell, COD |
Since the onset of AIDS and greater awareness of microbial infection, dental exams have become sterile and require equipment for the dentist and patient to prevent the accidental passage of infection in either direction |
Java City coffee cup |
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Java City originally had more or less of a monopoly in the Health Center. Starbucks now occupies one of the two stands that Java City had! |
Starbucks Coffee cup |
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In 2000, there were no Starbuck Coffee houses in Gainesville. Now there are 6. There is one in the lobby by the Sun Terrace that, during the day, always has a line of people waiting to pay $2 or 3 for a cup of coffee.
The cup is enclosed is a grande- which used to be a medium size. Then Starbucks resized the names of their cups- small became tall, medium became grande, and so on… |
Wendy’s spoon, napkin, salt and pepper, straw and pamphlet with nutritional information |
Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig |
This Wendy’s is one of the busiest in the country, because it is in the hospital and is open late at night. There are many hours where Wendy’s is the only option available. It will be interesting to see how our understanding of nutrition and the depiction of the food pyramid will change in 50 years. |
Wendy’s toys from a kids meal- Jimmy Neutron |
Lori Eubanks |
Wendy’s is a ubiquitous part of life in the Health Science Center- and kids meals are an interesting phenomenon- mini-sized meals that come with toys! |
Promotional brochures, events in Gainesville |
Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig |
What will people do for entertainment 50 years from now? Will the same places be open? |
Small bottle of Purell Hand Sanitizer |
Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig |
Antibacterial treatments and lotions are everywhere and the use of hand sanitizer rapidly became widespread. There are bottles for use outside of every hospital room. |
Binder with printouts of completed time capsule surveys |
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The materials in the binder document the process of selecting capsule contents |
Parking Decal |
Scott Fox |
Parking is a major preoccupation of everyone at UF |
Parking Ticket |
Scott Fox |
Parking tickets are also all too often a part of everyday life at UF |
Gator One card |
Madelaine Cajal |
People are lost without their ID- from bus riding to gaining entry to various locked rooms to wearing ID in restricted areas, a Gator One card is essential for maneuvering through life at UF |
NCAA Men’s National Champions baseball cap |
Tom Harris |
The men’s basketball team won the championship in 2006! People may still be celebrating 50 years from now… |
NCAA Men’s National Champions mini-football |
Acquired by Cheryl O’Quinn |
To remind people of the championship. Will it still be inflated in 50 years? |
F Book 2006-2007- brought to you by the UF Student Alumni Association |
UF SAA |
Since the 1960s, all incoming freshmen receive a copy of this guide to UF |
Photocopy of The University News dated Thursday, October 18, 1906 |
UF Special collections |
2006 is also the 100th anniversary of Gainesville as the site of UF |
UF Annual Financial Report 2004-2005 |
UF |
For comparison with financial numbers in 2056 |
Gator Women’s Soccer |
UF |
Women’s athletics have become increasingly important. |
50th University of Florida J. Hillis Miller Health Science Center booklet |
HSC- News and Communications Office |
Historical record celebrating the 50th anniversary is important |
Poster- 100 years of Florida football and 2006 fall schedule |
Tom Harris |
2006 is the year of another UF anniversary! |
Explore magazine, Fall 2005 |
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Article on simulators at UF COM: an important component of education in 2006 |
UF Office of Technology Licensing Team calendar |
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Mentions several HSC researchers who hold significant patents- including Gatorade |
Schedule cards for Florida football, soccer, volleyball and cross country |
Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig |
Demonstrates the importance of sports at UF |
Scrubs |
Dr. Lynn Romrell |
A “uniform” for working in the hospital and, in particular, for first year medical students during anatomy! |
White Coat |
Dr. Lynn Romrell |
A white coat is the symbol of medical professionalism- for physicians, nurses, and other health professionals as well as laboratory researchers. |
Calculator- light powered from AmSouth Bank |
Robert Watson |
There were no calculators using integrated circuits 50 years ago- the first appeared in the mid-1960s. Now, in addition to giveaways being common, and calculators are- or were- indispensable. Will they still be useful in 50 years? |
PDA |
Robert Watson |
PDAs now do everything, in addition to keeping schedules, acting as calculators, holding information about pharmaceuticals. They are mini-computers. 50 years ago computers were giant main frames that occupied entire rooms. |
Pearlcorder- recorder for dictating letters and patient reports |
Robert Watson |
This one uses a tape- probably soon to be overturned by digital versions that can be automatically translated to written words by computer programs, which means transcription will no longer be required. |
Gator Football Student Ticket Stubs- 2006- Southern MS, Alabama and LA State Games
2005- FL State, Tennessee, LA Tech, Wyoming, MS State |
Jay Vacchani, Class of 2009 |
Gator games are an integral part of life at UF- the campus is transformed for home games- from RVs in the parking lots to tailgate parties, to selling parking lots, everything changes and everyone is involved in some way |