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''Charles Drew'' was born 1904 and became an outstanding [[athlete]] at [[Amherst College]], but he wasn't interested in his studies much until he enrolled in a [[biology]] class. In the mid-20's, he decided to become a doctor because he loved biology. He moved to [[Montreal, Canada]] and saved for his medical education at McGill University. Drew was an excellent student and developed an interest in the area of [[blood]] [[transfusions]]. | ''Charles Drew'' was born 1904 and became an outstanding [[athlete]] at [[Amherst College]], but he wasn't interested in his studies much until he enrolled in a [[biology]] class. In the mid-20's, he decided to become a doctor because he loved biology. He moved to [[Montreal, Canada]] and saved for his medical education at McGill University. Drew was an excellent student and developed an interest in the area of [[blood]] [[transfusions]]. | ||
| − | When he graduated with a doctorate, | + | When he graduated with a doctorate, Drew accepted a position as pathology instructor at Howard University. He continued to study the possiblities of storing bolld over a period of time. |
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| + | '''Source''': The Fundamentals of Math for Christian Schools, Bob Jones University, | ||
| + | (the bio on p. 401) | ||
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| + | [[Category:Physicians]] | ||
Revision as of 18:55, December 21, 2007
Charles Drew was born 1904 and became an outstanding athlete at Amherst College, but he wasn't interested in his studies much until he enrolled in a biology class. In the mid-20's, he decided to become a doctor because he loved biology. He moved to Montreal, Canada and saved for his medical education at McGill University. Drew was an excellent student and developed an interest in the area of blood transfusions.
When he graduated with a doctorate, Drew accepted a position as pathology instructor at Howard University. He continued to study the possiblities of storing bolld over a period of time.
Source: The Fundamentals of Math for Christian Schools, Bob Jones University,
(the bio on p. 401)