Collection: Carolyn Rhodes Papers, 1924/2019 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Folder 22: Virginia Beach Public Library Lecture Series: The Contemporary Southern Woman, 1985 Box 01, Folder 22

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Folder 23: Women's Numbers Increase, UNews, 1977 Box 05, Folder 23

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Folder 23: Work in Progress VII: A Conference on Feminist Scholarship in Hampton Roads and 20th Anniversary Celebration of ODU Women's Studies Program, 1997 Box 01, Folder 23

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Folder 24: Reflections on Our Lives Box 01, Folder 24

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Folder 24: Salary Averages Listed, UNews, 1977 Box 05, Folder 24

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Folder 25: Curry Named Director of Affirmative Action, UNews, 1977 Box 05, Folder 25

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Folder 25: What's in the Cards for Women's Studies? Box 01, Folder 25

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Folder 26: Course Brochure (Women's Studies), 1984 Box 01, Folder 26

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Folder 26: Dr. Reuben, Consultant for NEH, and Dr. Rhodes Discuss the Newly Created Woman's Studies Program, UNews, 1977 Box 05, Folder 26

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Folder 27: Course Listings Flyer (Women's Center), 1980 Box 01, Folder 27

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