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Family and Consumer Sciences records and student scrapbooks
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University of Georgia. College of Family and Consumer Sciences |
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1869-2010 |
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The collection consists of materials from 1869-2010. There is information about both faculty and student organizations and
activities. The material covers a wide range of formats such as correspondence, building plans, minutes, plaques and photographs.
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UA0054 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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Sharon Nickols papers
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Nickols, Sharon |
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1933-2011 |
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Sharon Nickols' collection includes material from her work with the University of Illinois and other institutes but mainly
consists of items related to her position as Dean and Professor Emerita at UGA's College of Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS).
Formats include research files, studies, correspondence, publications, and speeches. Topics of interest include UGA Home Economics
Club, time management for homemakers, family economics, and the administration of FACS.
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UA0035 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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Mary Ethel Creswell papers
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Creswell, Mary E. (Mary Ethel), 1878-1960 |
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1890-1960 |
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The Mary Ethel Creswell papers consist of documents relating to her life before and after becoming the first woman to receive
an undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia and the first dean of the School of Home Economics. The collection
includes correspondence, photographs, speeches, clippings, certificates, and printed material. Additionally, some material
pertains to Mary's sister, Edith Vaughn Creswell.
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Identifier: |
UA0014 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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Title: |
College of Family and Consumer Science records
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University of Georgia. College of Family and Consumer Sciences |
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Dates: |
1890s-2018 |
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The collection consists of annual reports and administrative files documenting the growth and development of the department;
photographs; building construction and renovation files; material documenting the department's name change; material documenting
American Home Economics Association reaccreditation and the Cooperative State Research Service review; and files related to
the Georgia Home Demonstration Council, Georgia Extension Homemakers Council, and student clubs.
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UA06-174 |
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University of Georgia Archives |
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Walter B. Hill family papers
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Hill family |
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1818-1941 |
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The collection consists of the papers of Walter B. Hill and the Hill family from 1818-1941. The papers include correspondence,
legal documents from Hill's law practice, notebooks containing Hill's law lectures or class notes, an 1878 diary of Hill's
daily activities, photographs, scrapbooks of clippings documenting Hill's career, speeches, and writings of Hill, letterbooks,
and printed material pertaining to temperance activities in Georgia and the United States. The correspondence is mostly between
family members discussing personal business but a few pertain to Hill's professional career and discuss education in Georgia,
politics, or articles written by Hill. Correspondents include Hill's parents Mary Clay Birch Hill and Barnard Hill, his brother
Herbert C. Hill, his wife Sallie Parna Barker (Hill), and children Parna B. Hill, Mary Minot (Brown), and Roger M. Hill. The
letterbooks (1888-1893 and 1898-1899) mainly pertain to Hill's law practice with the firms of Hill & Harris (Macon, Ga.) or
Hill, Harris and Birch (Macon, Ga.), but also include information on Hill's activities with the Georgia Bar Association and
temperance societies.
After Hill's death in 1905, the correspondence is between Sallie B. Hill, Parna B. Hill, Mary M. Brown, and Walter B. Hill.
Much of the materials pertain to Sallie's work with farmer's wives as part of the University of Georgia's extension service,
Parna's activities with canning and poultry clubs through the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, and both women's service with the
League of Women Voters of Georgia.
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ms834 |
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Hargrett Library |
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