Coy Cornelius Carpenter

Background

Carpenter, Coy Cornelius was born on April 24, 1900 in Carpenter, North Carolina, United States. Son of Rufus Jackson and Betty (Rogers) Carpenter.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Wake Forest (North Carolina) College, 1922. Doctor of Medicine Syracuse University, 1924.

Career

Began practice medicine, 1924. Instructor pathology, assistant attending pathologist U. Hospital, Syracuse University, 1924-1925, resident physician, instructor clinical medicine, 1925-1926. Pathologist various hospital in North Carolina, 1926.

Professor pathology Bowman Gray School Medicine, Wake Forest University, 1926-1970, professor emeritus, 1970-1971, dean, 1936-1960, vice president medical affairs, 1960-1968, vice president emeritus medical affairs, 1968-1971.

Fulbright lecturer pathology Fouad U. Faculty Medicine and Ibrahim U. Faculty Medicine, Cairo, Egypt, 1953-1954. Diplomate American Board Pathology.

Achievements

• Coy Cornelius Carpenter has been listed as a noteworthy medical educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Religion

Holy Scripture always has been the authoritative and trustworthy guide for knowing and serving the God who is revealed as Creator, Savior and Advocate.

Membership

Fellow American Medical Association. Member North Carolina, Forsyth County medical societies, Association American Medical Colleges, Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce, Nu Sigma Nu, Alpha Omega Alpha. Clubs: Rotary, Old Town.

Connections

Married Dorothy Mitten, October 23, 1926. Children: Harry Mitten, Coy Cornelius.

Father:

Rufus Jackson Carpenter

Mother:

Betty (Rogers) Carpenter

Spouse:

Dorothy Mitten

child:

Harry Mitten Carpenter

child:

Coy Cornelius Carpenter