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

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Folder 04: Herland: A Lost Feminist Utopian Novel, 1979 Box 03, Folder 04

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Folder 04: Letter From H.K. Meier, Dean of the School of Arts and Letters Regarding Women's Studies Final Report, 1978 Box 06, Folder 04

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Folder 04: ODU Service Recognition Award, 1990 Box 07, Folder 04

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Folder 04: Support Letters for Awarding Carolyn Rhodes Emeritus Status on Her Retirement, 1990 Box 01, Folder 04

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Folder 04: The United States and China, 1976 Box 04, Folder 04

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Folder 04: Women's Studies Newsletter, A Publication of the Feminist Press and the National Women's Studies Association, 1977 Box 05, Folder 04

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Folder 05: Idylls of the King, 1926 Box 03, Folder 05

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Folder 05: Memo From Allen K. Clark, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs Regarding Faculty Salary Averages, 1978 Box 06, Folder 5

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Folder 05: Most Inspiring Faculty Award, 1991 Box 07, Folder 05

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Folder 05: Poetry Program Planned (Dr. Carolyn Meyers), Mace and Crown, 1966 Box 05, Folder 05

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