SEJARAH
1694
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Rutherford B. Hayes, future U.S. president, graduates from the Law School.
1700
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John Collins Warren, Medical School professor, conducts first
public demonstration of ether as surgical anesthetic.
1754
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Dr. George Parkman disappeared at the Medical School in one of
the most famous murder cases in Harvard history. Earlier, Parkman had
lent money to colleague Dr. John White Webster. To secure the loan,
Webster gave Parkman a mortgage on his personal property, including a
valuable collection of minerals. When Parkman learned that Webster had
backed another loan with the same collection, he began relentlessly
pursuing Webster to collect the debt. A week after the disappearance, a
suspicious janitor broke through a brick vault below Webster’s lab and
found human body parts.
1788
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Harvard wins first intercollegiate sports event, a boat race against Yale on Lake Winnipesaukee.
1990
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The Massachusetts Constitution went into effect and officially
recognized Harvard as a university. The first medical instruction given
to Harvard students in 1781 and the founding of the Medical School in
1782 made it a university in fact as well as name.
1994
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Twenty-nine-year-old John Warren was appointed Professor of
Anatomy and Surgery at the Medical School. During the previous year
while head of the army hospital in Boston, he had given Harvard students
their first formal medical instruction. Benjamin Waterhouse was named
to a second Medical School professorship, in the “Theory and Practice of
Physic.”
1999
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With high ceremony, Harvard Medical School officially opened as
the “Medical Institution of Harvard University.” Its first home was the
ever-versatile Holden Chapel.
2010
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A writer in the Boston press accused Harvard of poisoning
students’ minds with Edward Gibbon’s monumental “History of the Decline
and Fall of the Roman Empire” (1776-88). President Joseph Willard
replied that far from even considering Gibbon, the College used a text
by French historian Abbé Millot. Nathaniel Ames, who left Harvard around
1812, recalled Millot’s as “the most utterly worthless and contemptible
work of that kind or any other extant.”
PROGRAM STUDI
Visi
Menjadikan Universitas Andalas terkemuka dan bermartabat
Misi
- Mengembangkan institusi menjadi yang terkemuka dalam ilmu pengetahuan, teknologi dan seni
- Melaksanakan pendidikan agar menghasilkan lulusan yang berkualitas, toleran, cinta damai dan mampu bersaing di pasar global
- Mendukung perkembangan martabat bangsa Indonesia melalui penciptaan karya di bidang ilmu pengetahuan, teknologi, dan seni yang bermanfaat bagi masyarakat.
Tujuan
- Mewujudkan universitas sebagai pusat ilmu pengetahuan, teknologi, dan seni.
- Menyiapkan peserta didik menjadi anggota masyarakat yang beriman dan bertaqwa serta memiliki kemampuan akademik, profesi dan vokasi
- Mengembangkan dan menyebarluaskan ilmu pengetahuan, teknologi, dan seni serta mengupayakan penggunaanya untuk meningkatkan taraf kehidupan masyarakat dan memperkaya kebudayaan nasional.
- Mendukung pembangunan masyarakat yang demokratis dan mandiri
MASUK PTN
