The Historical Development of the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine as a State Medical School, 1960-1975: Searching Inside

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... with a state university. Thus, despite the reservations of the Board and administration of TCOM, and despite... the granting of State support and affiliation with NTSU. With the support of TAOP&S, and particularly Roberts... and Smith, the College received its first State funding. While the funding was critical, the Board realized... that the College had to become a State entity to assure continued existence. It further recognized... that the Coordinating Board and Legislature would not establish the school as a state entity unless it was affiliated

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... with a state university, despite requests from the Coy administration to remain a private school (Coy, Report... was a pragmatist (Harris, 1990). He understood the value of state support and continued to support affiliation

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... Thompson, Ph.D., Executive Dean of Ohio State University; Albert Kelso,... August 31, 1974). Even with these grants, it was apparent that more state support would be imperative

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... 194 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF TEXAS COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE Adopted from: "College... and University Business Administration, Revised Edition" 1968 Published by American Council on Education... of Texas College of -Osteopathic Medicine. 1. The Board of Directors (referred to as trustees) In privately

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... 103 Board authorized the college to become affiliated with the University of Texas Medical Library

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... the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School

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... administrative officer and dean (Stokes, 1988). He contacted Jerome Moore, Ph.D., Dean at Texas Christian... University (TCU), who strongly recommended Henry Hardt, former professor and Chairman of the Department

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... of the academic year for TCOM junior students and all the academic year for senior students. Nurses from Texas... Christian University also worked at the clinic (TCOM Board minutes, August 25, 1973). In addition, a grant

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... the Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System and Legislature (see Chapter IV) (Roberts, 1990). Grant

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... Page 8 Organizational Structure (cont'd) F. Fiscal Affairs "College and University Business... Services. Texas College of Osteopathic tledicine is a developing and growing institution,. Its size

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..., by the osteopathic profession and by the Legislators and other State Officials of Texas; the osteopathic profession... in abundance; they need only to be put to work; there are now a hundred 'students from Texas in out-of-state... to make their institutions available to Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine for clinical teaching... medical college now receiving financial support from our state government, though tax supported colleges... and nurses are receiving aid from our State Government. Hardt also spoke to the Coordinating board

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... of any local, state, or national osteopathic organizations (Smith, 1988). The first individual in Texas... physician in Texas to remain in the State for an extended period of time (Holloway, 1944). Clark established... 19 absolutely necessary" (TAOP&S minutes, November 18-19, 1961). Osteopathic Medicine In Texas... to practice medicine in Texas (Smith, 1988). Davis, however, noted himself as an M.D. and was not a member...). In 1900, Clark and approximately 10 other osteopaths in Texas formed the "Texas Association

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... 190 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT ( 'OF TEXAS COLLEGE... OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE (charter no. 225409), The undersigned, as Secretary of State of the State of Texas... of the above corporation duly signed and verified pursuant to the provisions of the Texas Non-Profit... the undersigned, as such Secretary of State. and by virtue of the authority vested in him by law, hereby issues

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... of the State of Texas, signed the legislation on May 22, 1975, and TCOM became a state-supported medical school..., it was necessary for the Texas Legislature to enact a statute (TCOM Board Minutes, November 23, 1974). In the Texas... House of Representatives, Gibson ("Gib") Lewis, a state representative from Fort Worth, introduced... President. This legislation, House Bill 445, was modeled after the statute that established the Texas Tech... School of Medicine (Texas Education Code, Chapter 110) and was cosponsored by eight other representatives

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...., a highly influential osteopath in Texas, was Chairman of the Board of the Hospital. At Luibel's suggestion... on the north side of Fort Worth to donate 20 acres. He also met with Vandergriff and architect Sowden

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... on Texas residents who could most reasonably be expected to practice within the state on completion... the public meeting requesting state support (Luibel to the Coordinating Board, September 18, 1970; TCOM Board... Minutes, September 18, 1970). In Luibel's presentation, he provided the following reasons for state... and will therefore relieve the shortage of family physicians. 2. Funds appropriated by the State will be spent... of their training. 3. Approximately ninety-five students from Texas are now enrolled in colleges of osteopathic

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... To The Study Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM) was established as a state-supported osteopathic... events and issues occurred from the time the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons... medical school in Texas until the day Governor Dolph Briscoe signed the bill creating the school... as a state-supported college. These issues and events are of interest to historians, individuals connected with TCOM... to the establishment of TCOM as a state-funded osteopathic medical school in 1975. It is intended to provide useful

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... 140 (Coordinating Board) located in Austin, to inquire about the possibility of state funding. He... was told by Jack Cross, Deputy Commissioner of Higher Education, that the best method to obtain state... funding was to establish a private college and thereafter seek state support (see Chapter II) (Luibel... State funding. In the fall of 1968, they met with various legislators from the city of Fort Worth... allopathy and explained that Texas residents had to travel to other states to receive an osteopathic

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...-su:ported, in which case the Attorney General of the State of Texas is the only legal representative who may act... Repai r and Carpentry Construction Suoervision I. Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine utilizes... lawyer as part of its faculty and/or staff, or (2 that the institution become fully state... in behalf of a state agency. Since the College utilizes a private firm for its legal services, the area

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... of a statute which created the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners to examine and issue licenses... 20 Texas Legislature moved to abolish these practices in 1900 by passage of the Wilson Bill..., the early osteopathic physician in Texas had little opportunity to practice medicine... by the establishment of other hospitals throughout the state. One hospital of notable distinction was the Fort Worth