Roscoe W Robinson

Renal Disease in Children: Clinical Evaluation and Diagnosis

The clinical specialty of adult nephrology has enjoyed spectacular growth during the past three decades. Such a statement is no less true for pediatric nephrology. This book stands in quiet testimony to that fact. Practitioners of pediatric nephrology are now concerned with the diagnosis and treat m...

Onward and Upward: Vanderbilt University Medical Center 1981-1997

Roscoe "Ike" Robinson served as Vice Chancellor of Vanderbilt University s Medical Center from 1981 to 1997; his tenure was approximately three times longer than that of most medical center chiefs. When Robinson retired in 1997, Vanderbilt University Medical Center had become a billion-dollar enterp...

The Quiet One: General Roscoe Robinson, Jr.

Since the early days of the American Republic, African Americans have been active participants in the military history of our nation. However, until the late 1940s, their experiences in the military, for the most part, occurred during the period of racial segregation, which often resulted in their b...

Teddy's Bear

Teddy falls in love with a teddy bear that his mom gave to him when he was sick with the flu. Teddy loved his teddy bear so much that he carried it everywhere he went, and he was very unhappy when his teddy bear mysteriously got lost. He looked everywhere for his favorite toy. After a vigorous searc...

General Roscoe Robinson, Jr.: He Overcame the Hurdle of Segregation to Become the Army's First Black General

Roscoe Robins Jr.

Roscoe Robinson, Jr. (October 11, 1928 July 22, 1993), was the first African American to become a four-star general in the United States Army.

Roscoe Robins (musician)

Roscoe Robinson (born May 22, 1928, Dumont, Arkansas) is an American gospel and soul singer. Robinson recorded as a gospel solo artist in the 1950s with

Nephrology: Proceedings of the Ixth International Congress of Nephrology