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A few important dates frame the substantial achievements and the continuing progress of the Yale School of Medicine.
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1701 Yale College founded.
1810 Medical Institution of Yale College chartered by the Connecticut General Assembly.
1813 Institution formally opens with 37 students from the New England states and a faculty of five.
1814 First degrees conferred.
1826 General Hospital Society of Connecticut is incorporated.
1833 The State Hospital, precursor to Yale-New Haven Hospital, opens.
1839 M.D. student thesis requirement formalized.
1857 First African American student graduates.
1911 Child Development Clinic, precursor to the Child Study Center, founded.
1913 First formal affiliation between Yale and the hospital.
1915 Department of Public Health established at Yale.
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1916 First female students admitted.
1918 The Yale School of Medicine adopts its present name.
1923 Yale establishes the School of Nursing.
1965 Medical school and hospital revise their affiliation, creating Yale-New Haven Hospital.
1971 Physician Associate Program established.
1974 Yale Cancer Center established.
1991 Boyer Center for Molecular Medicine completed.
1993 Yale signs landmark agreement formalizing relationship with Yale New Haven Health System.
2000 Ten-year, $500 million facilities plan initiated.
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