ACCESSION NUMBER 92-007
COLLECTION OUTLINE / CONTAINER
LIST
COLLECTION OUTLINE
Sub-Group I Program Administration
Series
1: Program Committees
Series 2: Annual
Reports
Series
3: General Correspondence
Series 4: Affirmative
Action
Series 5: Governance
Files
Series 6: Personnel
Records
Sub-Group II Program Course Offerings / Proposals & Restructuring
Series 7:
Course Offerings
Series 8:
Course Materials
Series
9: Course and Curriculum Proposals and Restructuring
Series
10: Course-Related Correspondence
Series
11: Enrollment Statistics & Evaluations
Sub-Group III Women’s Studies Programs and Special Events
Series 12: Eureka
Project
Series 13: Project
Impact
Series
14: Feminist Theory Study Group
Series 15: Women's
Center
Series 16: Project
Chance
Series
17: Small College Programs
Series
18: Conferences, Workshops and Special Events
Series
19: Special Events – International Year of the Woman
Sub-Group IV Publications and Newsletters
Series
20: Publications and Newsletters
Series
21: Programs in Women’s Studies-Outside Organizations and Schools
Series
22: Book Publication Catalogues/Announcements/Newsletters
Sub-Group V Ephemeral Materials
Series 23: Clipping Files
Series 24: Program
Press Releases
Series 25: Photographs
- Exhibition
Series
26: Photographs-Programs and Activities
CONTAINER LIST
Sub-Group I - Program Administration
Box 1, Folders 1-16
Folder 1
Group I, Series 1: Committee on Academic Structure
1979-1980
Final report of restructuring of Brooklyn
College, activities and structure Fall 1975-1985, includes descriptions
of programs, courses and enrollment figures of the Women's Studies Program;
Memo on impact of restructuring on women’s studies program; President's
Proposal for the Reorganization of the Academic Structure of Brooklyn College
(Revised 3/10/80)
Folder 2
Group I, Series 1: Committee Assignments 1985
Folder 3
Group I, Series 1: Grants Committee 1980
Folder 4
Group I, Series 1: Minutes of the Committee
of the Whole Meeting 1975-1976
Folder 5
Group I, Series 1: Minutes of the Women’s
Studies Conference Planning Committee 1975
Folder 6
Group I, Series 1: Anti-Bigotry Committee
1990-1991
Contains Kingsman, Excelsior, Multicultural
Action, New York Times, Newsday and Daily News newspaper clippings re:
Anti-Bigotry Teach-In. Includes Council for Unity Press Kit
Folder 7
Group I, Series 1: Anti-Bigotry Committee
Faculty Endorsements 1990
Contains signed faculty endorsements for 1990
Teach-In
Folder 8
Group I, Series 1: Anti-Bigotry Committee:
Meeting Minutes, Agendas and Bank Statements Committee 1990
Includes bank book of Anti-Bigotry Committee
and allocation of funds
Folder 9
Group I, Series 1: Anti-Bigotry Committee
Teach-In Related Materials: Correspondence, Memos, Press Releases 1990
Includes Statement of Endorsement copies and
outline of speakers on panel discussion on Wednesday May 9, 1990.
Various press releases for Brooklyn Colleges Anti Bigotry Teach-In on May
9 & 10, 1990.
Folder 10
Group I, Series 1: Anti-Discrimination Committee
Correspondence and Newsclippings 1971
Newsclippings re: accusation by City Council
Woman Carol Greitzer who threatened to cut off CUNY funds charging long-standing
discrimination against women. Includes press release, includes letter
of Brooklyn College Women’s Organization re: cases of discrimination.
Folder 11
Group I, Series 1: Committee on Curriculum
and Degree Requirements: Minutes 1975-1986 (1978-1979)
Includes undergraduate curriculum proposals
for Faculty Council, manual for preparing undergraduate curriculum; curriculum
proposals and responses; Includes bibliography on the History of U.S. Women
in movements for Peace, course descriptions and justification.
Folder 12
Group I, Series 1: Committee on Undergraduate
Curriculum and Degree Requirements 1983-1986
Includes a manual for Preparing Undergraduate
Curriculum Proposals for Faculty Council, correspondence
Folder 13
Group I, Series 1: Steering Committee Meeting:
Minutes, Reports, Agendas
Minutes 1974-1984/Bi-Annual Report 1980-1982
Bi-annual report 1980/1981-1981/1982 of Women’s
Studies Program, Agendas of Women’s Studies Steering Committee, committee
members, statement before the board of regents, Public Hearing September
1, 1976 on the Regents Tentative Statewide Plan for the Development of
Post-Secondary Education 1976 by Professor Renate Bridenthal, Brooklyn
College, representing City University Women’s Coalition and the Brooklyn
College Women’s Studies Program
Folder 14
Group I, Series 1: Steering Committee Meeting:
Minutes/Agenda 1980-1981
Folder 15
Group I, Series 1: Steering Committee Meeting:
Minutes/Agenda 1982
Folder 16
Group I, Series 1: Committee Meeting Agendas
1974-1985
Almost entirely composed of Steering Committee
Meetings; also includes Women’s Studies Program general meeting and Coordinating
Committee
Box 2, Folders 1-3
Folder 1
Group I, Series 2: Annual Reports: Fall 1988/Summer
1989 1988-1989
contains a one annual report for period of
named dates
Folder 2
Group I, Series 2: Annual Reports/Budget Narratives
1986-1989
contains: annual report Fall, 1988-Summer,
1989; annual report Fall, 1987-Summer 1988; annual report Fall, 1986-Summer,
1987; Appendix A: The Comprehensive Program Fund for the Improvement of
Post Secondary Education; Appendix B: Response from the Women’s Studies
Program to the Draft Report of the Self-Study Work Group on Academic Majors
for the Middle States Evaluation; Budget Narrative: Budget Year 1 (1/1/87
to 12/31/88); Budget Narrative: January 1, 1988- December 31, 1988; Annual
Report: Fall, 1984- Spring, 1985
Folder 3
Group I, Series 2: Annual Reports/ Biannual
Report 1980-1984
contains: annual report: Fall 1983- Spring
1984; annual report: Fall 1982- Spring 1983; biannual report 1980/81- 1981/82;
report undated (cover page is missing)
Series
3: General Correspondence
Box 2, Folders 4-16
Folder 4
Group I, Series 3: John Dewey High School
1976-1979
contains other miscellaneous correspondence
unrelated to the women’s studies program established within John Dewey
High School
Folder 5
Group I, Series 3: Staff/Student Outreach
Programs 1990
Folder 6
Group I, Series 3: Brooklyn College Foundation
1986-1997
Folder 7
Group I, Series 3: General Correspondence
of Program 1973-1985
Folder 8
Group I, Series 3: Interdisciplinary Course
Correspondence and Clippings 1987
Folder 9
Group I, Series 3: Community Outreach-General
Correspondence 1987
Folder 10
Group I, Series 3: President John W. Kneller
Correspondence 1977-1978
Folder 11
Group I, Series 3: Provost E. Wolfe: Memos
to and from 1981-1985
Folder 12
Group I, Series 3: P.P.L. Mucciolo: Memos
to and from 1980-1984
Folder 13
Group I, Series 3: President Vernon Latin:
Memos to and from 1992-1995
Folder 14
Group I, Series 3: Associate Provost Kimmich:
Memos to and from 1985-1993
Folder 15
Group I, Series 3: Dean Joel Kassiola- Memos
to and from 1993
Folder 16
Group I, Series 3: Dean Norman Wiessloy: Memos
to and from 1980-1985
Box 3, Folders 1-6
Folder 1
Group I, Series 3: President Hess: Memos to
and from 1979-1985
Folder 2
Group I, Series 3: V.F. Gabriel: Memos to
and from 1980-1985
Folder 3
Group I, Series 3: Dean Wenoy W. Fairey: Memos
to and From 1986-1989
Folder 4
Group I, Series 3: General Correspondence
1975-1991
Folder 5
Group I, Series 3: General Memos 1973-1980
Folder 6
Group I, Series 3: Faculty Council- Memos
1974-1976
Box 3, Folders 7-9
Folder 7
Group I, Series 4: Affirmative Action: 1972-1979
Contains Title IX-Regulations--A Summary;
"To the Honorable Gerald R. Ford, Jr. Academic Institutions, like other
employers, have participated in the unfair treatment of women and minority
persons in their employment practices-from the - ad supporting affirmative
action which appeared in the NY Times 4/6/75; booklet containing the Department
of Health, Education and Welfare regulations barring sex discrimination
in federally assisted education programs and activities; Final Title IX
Regulation Implementing Education of Amendments of 1972 Prohibiting Sex
Discrimination in Education, Effective Date July 21, 1975; Memorandum..Subject:
Elimination of Sex Discrimination in Athletic Programs, September 1975
from the U.S. Dept of Health, Education and Welfare/Office of Civil Right;
correspondence, memos, News from the Affirmative Action Committee (Women)
which dedicates much effort toward gathering information for the purpose
of establishing a profile on the status of women at Brooklyn College.
Folder 8
Group I, Series 4: Affirmative Action 1984
Lilia Melani, et al., against Board of Higher
Education of the City of New York-alleged sex discrimination in the Board
of Education's Employment practices; CUNY Women's Coalition Newsletter
"Tentative Settlement Reached in Class Action Suit Vs. CUNY, May 1984;
CUNY Women's Coalition Newsletter, April 26, 1984.
Folder 9
Group I, Series 4: Affirmative Action 1983-1985
Reaffirmation of Policy Relating to Access
and Fair Treatment; correspondence of Edward C. Paolella, Peter A. Drago,
Tucker Farley et al regarding inclusion of the phrase "sexual orientation"
in the CUNY "Equal Opportunity" statement.; The City College Equal Opportunity
Policy Statement; correspondence and article "Gay Teacher Target of Harassment"
by Michael O'Neill, Brooklyn College Kingsman March 8, 1985; U.C. System
Did Approve Non-Discrimination Policy; La Guardia Community College; correspondence
and other materials regarding affirmative action and policies.
Box 3, Folders 10-11
Folder 10
Group I, Series 5: Governance 1975-1981
Folder 11
Group I, Series 5: Governance: Board of Higher
Education By-Laws (Hiring) 1975
Box 4, Folders 1-8
Folder 1
Group I, Series 5: Governance 1974-1982
Folder 2
Group I, Series 5: Sexual Harassment 1972-1975
Folder 3
Group I, Series 5: Sexual Harassment: Complaints
1993
Correspondence re: sexual harassment accusation
of professor
Folder 4
Group I, Series 5: Faculty Petitions/Reports
1977
Includes signatures of supporters of the Women's
Studies Program; these seem to have been sent to all college departments.
Contains draft “Seven Years Later: Women Studies Program in 1976,” a review
for the National Advisory Council on Women’s Educational Programs by Florence
Howe, State University of New York, the College at Old Westbury, 3/30/77.
This document also contains Appendix I – Informational Charts of Fifteen
Participating Programs, State University preliminary report on Women’s
Studies in State Universities compiled from responses to a questionnaire
circulated by Women’s Studies Advisory Committee and assembled in the Office
of Academic Policy of Central Administration with particular help of Ms.
Patricia Waterson by Sara Marie Cicarelli for the Chancellor’s Advisory
Committee on Women’s Studies (April, 1977)
Folder 5
Group I, Series 5: Middle State Reports 1984-1986
Contains Middle States reports on Self-Study.
This includes the original filing on Middle States visits and correspondence
with recommendation reflecting the visit. Includes “Response from
the Women’s Studies Program to the Draft Report of the Self-Study Work
Group on Academic Majors for the Middle States Evaluation” (1984?); Middle
States Evaluation Report of Self-Study Work Group on Academic Majors (September
1986); Committee on Academic Majors Middle States Self-Study Report; copy
of the written statement submitted at the Middle States self-study hearing
which is addressed to the Steering Committee from Beatrice Kachuck, Professor
in Education; correspondence regarding these topics; signatures of support
and faculty petition included as well. (Note: the “recommendation”
of Brooklyn College Self-Study Report that the Women’s Studies Program
at Brooklyn College be dismantled by removing elective courses from the
program. This would in effect destroy the Women’s Studies Program
by having “advanced electives” taught in “hospitable departments.”)
Folder 6
Group I, Series 5: Questionnaire/Survey 1980-1981
Includes “Computer Science, The Most Recent
Chapter in Human Efforts to Store and Analyze Knowledge/Questions of Development
and Diversity” by Richard K. Chorley, Department of Computer Information
Systems, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY- includes careers
(statistical abstract of women, African Americans & Hispancis); Time
Lines in Years from Present (Now) Units of Years Shown As Powers
of Ten; Article New York Times of March 1, 1981-“Princeton to Introduce
Formal Courses on Role of Women in Society”’ In pursuit of Beauty and Function:
Sex Differences in Esthetic Expressibeness A Cross-Generational Comparison
Among Black, Italian, Japanese and Jewish Americans by Setsuko Matsunaga
Nishi of Brooklyn College; correspondence of Brooklyn College Women’s Organizations;
Report of the Ad Hoc committee on the Future of Women’s Studies; Princeton
University, May 1980; draft of letter to President Hess from coordinators
of Women Studies Program; Report of Womens’ Studies Committee, May 1, 1971;
needs assessment questionnaire
Folder 7
Group I, Series 5: Reports/Five Year Plan
undated
Includes Five Year Plan (discusses the role
of Women’s Studies Program within the context of the defined goals of the
Five-Year Plan); Faculty Petition and signatures; “On the Problems of Women
Students, Women Faculty and Women’s Studies Programs “delivered by Frederica
Wachsberger, co-coordinator of Brooklyn College Women’s Studies Program
to Temporary State Commission on the Future of Postsecondary Education.
Folder 8
Group I, Series 5: Retrenchment (Budget) 1992
Includes draft of retrenchment plan and draft
of budget reduction plan for 1992-1993; Brooklyn College FY 93 Budget Reduction
Plan (Draft)
Series 6: Personal Records
Box 4, Folders 9-10
Folder 9
Group I, Series 6: Catherine Silver: Correspondence
1980-1986
Contains the correspondence of Catherine Silver,
which includes incoming and outgoing letters to the administration, colleagues
and outside agencies. Re: travel, academic positions, area of expertise,
grant Silver received from National Science Foundation, personal matters
such as disability leave; re: Silver's publication "Social Forces."
Much of the correspondence re: budget decision to terminate WSP secretarial
line (1984); detailed budget of 9/1/85-8/31/86; Includes handwritten material
by Catherine Silver.
Folder 10
Group I, Series 6: Catherine Silver: Research
Applications 1981
Includes joint proposal submitted by Catherine
Silver and Pamela Cain (of Hunter College, Department of Sociology) to
National Science Foundation and PSC-CUNY Research Award Program (1981):
“Separate Lives: Job Choice of Women and Men; Their Impact on Occupational
Structure and Family Life.”
Box 5, Folders 1-10
Folder 1
Group I, Series 6: Catherine Silver: Research
Proposal and Papers 1982
Includes proposal submitted by Catherine Silver
and Pamela Cain to Russell Sage Foundation, May 1982: “Separate Lives:
Job Choices of Women and Men; Their Impact on Occupational Structure and
Family Life.” Includes xerox of bibliography with handwritten notes
and markings. Includes paper by Catherine Silver “The Forgotten Roots
of Modern Sociology. Conservative Ideology, and Applied Social Research:
The Case of Frederic Leplay” Includes paper by Catherine Silver “Changes
in the Legal and Social Status of French Women from the Ancien Regime to
the French Revolution* (footnote* : This paper was written on the basis
of a talk given in Interdisciplinary Study 10, in the Spring of 1981, around
the theme Figaro and Freedom, under the sponsorship of the Humanities Institute
of Brooklyn College.
Folder 2
Group I, Series 6: Catherine Silver: Curriculum
Vitae 1986
Includes curriculum Vitae of Catherine Silber
(resume.) Includes publications and current research and presentations,
department committees, etc. Includes Curriculum Vitae Addendum; Silver’s
Psychoanalytical Training, Clinical Experience, etc. Includes course
description, course outline and required texts for Silver’s course titled
“Sex, Power and Money.” Includes appointment information as adjunct/hourly
(May 1986); preliminary budget to the Russell Sage Foundation; budget justification
for research assistant, typist and consultant. The majority of materials
are undated
Folder 3
Group I, Series 6: Patricia Quercia: Correspondence/Administrative
Records 1975-1986
correspondence re: employment of Quercia and
information re: college assistant
Folder 4
Group I, Series 6: Patricia Queria: Records
and Correspondence 1975-1979
Includes work authorization, contains correspondence
re: administrative matters within and between departments, including letters
to the President, timekeeping, payroll and leave request, information re:
college assistants employed by the college.
Folder 5
Group I, Series 6: Personal Appointments to
the Department 1976-1980
Folder 6
Group I, Series 6: Curriculum Vitae, A-M
1970’s – 1985
Includes resume of Patricia Mainardi; her
articles and catalogue of exhibit, ‘American Sculpture Folk and Modern,’
at Queens Museum where she served as guest curator and author of
introduction to the catalogue
Folder 7
Group I, Series 6: Curriculum Vitae, N-Z
1985-1986
Contains cover letter and resumes of numerous
applications received by Women’s Studies Program
Folder 8
Group I, Series 6: Job Applications: Acting
Director Position 1985
Contains the Curriculum Vitae of persons applying
to position of Acting Director, 1985. Includes cover letters, resumes
and personal recommendations from outside organizations.
Folder 9
Group I, Series 6: Instructional Staff 1979
Request by Women’s Studies to acquire lists
of instructional staff of other departments who are teaching Women’s Studies
courses.
*Note: the following folders of this series contain the Curriculum Vitae of faculty members including professors and adjuncts, arranged in alphabetical order. Also contains Vitae information re: persons applying to the Department for the assistant director position (1985.) Includes cover letters and personal recommendations.
Folder 10
Group I, Series 6: Harriet Alonso 1982-1986
Also includes syllabus and bibliography for
course she created “Feminist Issues and World Peace”’ includes numerous
letters of recommendation written for Alonso by Brooklyn College Faculty
Box 6, Folders 1-33
Folder 1
Group I, Series 6: Scarlett Freund Berkowitz
1994
Folder 2
Group I, Series 6: Gertrude Berger 1981-1986
re: travel and expenditure due to interest
in developing an International Women’s Studies Institute.
Folder 3
Group I, Series 6: Beverly A. Brown 1990
Includes also: syllabus for “Women In The
Cities”
Folder 4
Group I, Series 6: Renate Bridenthal 1975-1982
Includes talk for B.C. Institute in Women’s
Studies for Secondary School Faculty, Conference, March 14, 1980: “Out
of the Margin and Into the Text.” The Past and Future of Women’s
Studies, R. Bridenthal, articles
Folder 5
Group I, Series 6: Claudette Charbonneau 1976-1981
Includes info re: Patricia Mainardi, Irena
Klepfisz, Susan Levine
Folder 6
Group I, Series 6: Edith Chevat 1975
Includes course outline Women in Literature
and in Life
Folder 7
Group I, Series 6: Geraldine DeLuca 1984
Includes student evaluations
Folder 8
Group I, Series 6: Jackie Eubanks undated,
presumably 197-
Folder 9
Group I, Series 6: Wendy Westbrook Fairey
undated, presumably 198-
Folder 10
Group I, Series 6: Renee Feinberg 1979-1989
Folder 11
Group I, Series 6: Andrea Freud Loewenstein
undated 199-
Folder 12
Group I, Series 6: Atina Grossman undated
198-
Folder 13
Group I, Series 6: Ruth D. Handel undated
198-
Folder 14
Group I, Series 6: Patricia Hopkins 1991
Includes course syllabus for Women and Film
Folder 15
Group I, Series 6: Bonita R. Johnson 1978
Folder 16
Group I, Series 6: Beatrice Kachuck 1982-1985
Folder 17
Group I, Series 6: Milagros Ricourt 1993
Folder 18
Group I, Series 6: Karel Rose undated 198-
Folder 19
Group I, Series 6: Patricia Lander 1978-1992
Contains paper presented at the 81st Annual
Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C. December
5, 1982 Lesbianism as a Mid-Life Choice: Continuities and Discontinuities
by Claudatte Charbonneau and Patricia Lander session: “The Social Significance
of Homosexuality” – Anthropological Research Group on Homosexuality, 1982.
Contains “On Her Own Terms: Becoming Lesbian in Mid-Life” by Claudette
Charbonneau and Patricia Slade Lander, 1984 Chapter outline; Report on
fellowship leave, 1978-1979; description of field research; “Redefining
Sexuality: Becoming Lesbian in Mid-Life” – explains what her book covers
and includes chapter abstracts.
Folder 20
Group I, Series 6: Regine Latortue 1983-1986
Folder 21
Group I, Series 6: Carole Livingston 1981-1987
Folder 22
Group I, Series 6: Martha Livingston undated,
198-
Folder 23
Group I, Series 6: Judith Lorber 1980-1981
Folder 24
Group I, Series 6: Charlotte Meehan 1994
Folder 25
Group I, Series 6: Lilia Melani 1983-1984
Folder 26
Group I, Series 6: Mirtha N. Quintanales 1982
Folder 27
Group I, Series 6: Jeanne B. Mullgrav 1993
Folder 28
Group I, Series 6: Vicky Muniz 1990
Folder 29
Group I, Series 6: Kagendo Murungi 1994
Folder 30
Group I, Series 6: Marcia Newfield 1985-1987
Includes articles by Newfield; “Rape Exhibition”
(held at Ohio State Art Gallery”); article “Bettye Lane: Shooting the Movement,
May/June 1985, New Directions for Women; “Overdue Applause Greets Black
Artist,” March/April 1985; Women in the Arts re: Lois Mailou Jones
Folder 31
Group I, Series 6: Margarite Fernandez Olmos
1983-1984
Folder 32
Group I, Series 6: Pamella Farley 1975-1985
Folder 33
Group I, Series 6: Nancy Ordover 1993-1994
Box 7, folders 1-9
Folder 1
Group I, Series 6: Claire Riley undated,
198-
Folder 2
Group I, Series 6: Mary M. Rowan 1985
Folder 3
Group I, Series 6: Toni Scalia undated 198-
Folder 4
Group I, Series 6: Virginia Sanchez Korrol
1983
Folder 5
Group I, Series 6: Roberta Satow 1984
Includes course outline for Women’s Studies
10.70
Folder 6
Group I, Series 6: Elvira Tarr 1986
Folder 7
Group I, Series 6: Ellen Willis 1989
Folder 8
Group I, Series 6: Mary Bittner Wiseman 1983
Folder 9
Group I, Series 6: Sylvia Vitale 1978-1979
Includes syllabus for Double Jeopardy: Minority
Women in the United States
Sub-Group II -Program Course Offerings/Proposals & Restructuring
Box 7, folders 10-29
Folder 10
Brooklyn College Women’s Studies Program Prior
to 1974
Group II, Series 7
Course offerings and course proposals
Contains course syllabi; announcement of publication
of Women’s Studies an Interdisciplinary Journal- contains a list of participating
members; Urban Studies course description; members April 25, 1973; Course
Outline for Women’s Studies- Social Science Fall, 1974/Burghardt-Levy;
Brooklyn College Women’s Organization- A proposal for Women’s Studies Spring,
1972; Reading List for Special Baccalaureate Degree Program Intensive Seminar,
“Women and Literature” Spring 1973 Catherine R. Stimpson; Cuny Women’s
Coalition; Education 27.2: Adolescent Development and the Educative Process
Professor J.N. Liebermann syllabus; History 28.9 Women in Western Civilization
Dr. Renate Bridenthal Spring 1972; History 2819-Fall 1972 Women in Western
Civilization Bridenthal; Male and Female in American Society Professor
D. David Sec. 21.7G Fall 1973; English 70C Spring 1973-1974 Goddesses and
Goddess-Makers: Some Heroines of Novels; Psychology 0.1 Special Topics
in Psychology: the Psychology of Women; Philosophic Foundation of Feminism
Professor Abigail Rosenthal; Women’s Studies Course Offerings for Spring
1972; Sociology 01 Women, Society and Change Veronica Beechey course description;
Women in the United States: A Historical Survey-course description; History
43 Women in the United States, a historical survey and syllabus and reading
list; Women in Comparative Political Perspective- new course proposal and
syllabus; History 43.9 “Women in the United States: A Survey”: Proposed
Course: Women in the United States 1607-197-; Classics 59: Women in Antiquity-Sex
and Civilization; Philosophic Foundations of Feminism Professor Abigail
Rosenthal; Department of Sociology Sociology 21 The Family Professor Silver
Fall 1971; Introductory Women'’ Studies Course in the Humanities: II; History
28.9; School of Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Course An Introduction
to Women’s Studies; Adjunct Hours for 1983; Women’s Studies schedule; course
offerings for Fall 1980.
Folder 11
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: 1971-1986
Contains description list of photographs in
the exhibition "Through the Camera's Eye: Fifty Years of Women at Brooklyn
College"; Schedule of Women's History Month events (1982); Women
Studies 34-justification; Women Studies 83: Senior Seminar justification;
Women Studies: Women and Violence: A Feminist Perspective; rationale, course
description and readings for Catherine Silver's Women Studies Special Topic
Course (November 9, 1981); Department of Puerto Rican Studies Course Proposal-Special
Topics Course-The Colonial Case of Puerto Rico at the United Nations includes
course description and justification, course outline and bibliography;
Feminist Studies Program Reading for Interdisciplinary Women's Studies
Course (family, class, race, sex (gender-indent.) capitalism and imperialism
(incl. Third world), socialism; correspondence to Beatrice Kachuck and
Catherine Silver from chair of Women's Studies Program at Tennessee University
(October 31, 1984); suggested activities to accompany 96.100, introduction
to Women's Studies (E. Hunter); The Afro-American Vietnam Experience-Special
Topics Course includes course description and projects (1979); Special
Topics Course-Anthropology 0.1 Science Fiction (Fall 1979); Anthropology
10-Special Topics in Anthropology-Magic, Witchcraft and Sorcery (Fall 1979);
Course Proposal-Anthropology 70.1/70.2 Summer Archaeological Field School
(Intensive Program) includes proposal, outline, bibliography and justification;
History 23.5 Early and Medieval Christianity; Caribbean Societies from
the European Conquest to the End of Slavery History 51.5 includes outline
and readings; History 51.6-History of the Modern Caribbean includes outline
and readings; 43.11 The Religious Experience in America; Changes in Course
description - Medieval History I & II (1975); Special Topics for Summer
1979; 28.9 Special Topics in Modern European History "totalitarianism Under
Hitler and Stalin"- outline and readings; History 758.2x Latin American
History: Special Topics Proposal for Graduate Course in Caribbean History-Caribbean
Societies from the Colonial Period to the Present-includes topics and readings;
Special Topics 57.9 in Afro-Asian History Topic for Fall 1979: "The Iranian
Revolution in Historical Perspective" includes description and course outline;
Special Topics in History 43.9 Special Topics in American History "The
Immigrant in American History" includes outline and readings; Recommendations
for the Structure of the Senior Thesis seminar; correspondence to Renate
Bridenthal from Bart re: Women's Studies prospectus (1971); Women in Western
Civilization - Dr. Renate Bridenthal course description and syllabus and
bibliography; Women and the Medical System: A Feminist Perspective includes
course description and justification, course outline, readings and bibliography;
New Forms in Contemporary Writing, By Women, About Women includes course
description; Women Studies Course Offerings for Spring 1980 Session; New
course offerings for Fall, 1979; suggestions for curricular innovation-
Pamella Farley and Renate Bridenthal for the Planning Committee of Brooklyn
College Women's Organization [1973?]; justification for social science
Interdisciplinary Seminar in Special Topics Fall 1975; Women Studies Program
Agenda-Curriculum Committee Meeting April 21, 1975; American Studies 60B
Summer Session 1975 Work and Women in America course description; American
Studies 84.1 Fall, 1975-Black Women/White Women and the American Experience
includes description, bibliography, justification; New Course Proposal:
Interdisciplinary Seminar in Special Topics-The Psycho-Social Study of
Women; Steering Committee Agenda for Monday, January 8, 1979; W.S. 58.59:
Special Topics in Women's Studies : Social Science-Revision of Existing
Course-editorial (1978); Agenda for Steering Committee Meeting on December
18, 1978; Revision of Program Requirements (1979); Department of Psychology-classification
of request: Editorial Changes in course descriptions (1979); Memorandum
of Curriculum Planning Council (1979); Home Economics and Consumer Studies-Revision
of Existing Courses-Editorial February 15, 1979; Social Science 40.1 Mini-course
in Special Topics-description; Special Topic: Households Spring 1979- Professor
William Beer includes bibliography; correspondence to Kingsman from Women's
Studies Program re: April Fool Issue (1986); Schedule of Classes of WSP-Spring
1985
Folder 12
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Fall
1974-Spring 1975
1974-1975
Folder 13
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Fall/Spring
1973/Fall 1975
1973/1975
Folder 14
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Fall
1976
1976
Folder 15
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Fall
1977/Spring 1977
1977
Folder 16
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Spring
1978/Fall 1978
1978
Folder 17
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Fall
1979/Spring 1979
1979
Folder 18
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: 1979
1979
Contains Women’s Studies Report 1886- a list
of course offerings and “fact sheets on activities of relevance to women’s
studies”, corresp re: Women’s Studies Report; 96.100 Introduction to Women
Studies syllabus; “The Woman Studies Program: An Introduction for Newcomers”
by Renate Bridenthal Coordinator.
Folder 19
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: 1980
1980
Folder 20
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Spring
1981
1981
Folder 21
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: 1982
1982
Folder 22
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: 1982-1984
1982-1984
Flyers advertising course offerings of the
women's studies program; included on these flyers are course descriptions.
Includes Women's Studies Program Spring 1983 listing of classes offered;
Women's Studies Program pamphlet, undated; pamphlet for Tennessee Women's
Studies Program; Women's Studies Program Summer Courses-Summer 1982; Women's
Studies Program Courses Fall 1982, Fall 1983, course descriptions (original
layouts of flyers); Fall 1983-1984, Linguistics Program at Brooklyn College
Fall 1984
Folder 23
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Sp1988/Sp1985/
Sum1982/Sp1985/undated-summer
1982-1988
Folder 24
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: 1983
1983
Folder 25
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: 1984
1984
Folder 26
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Fall
1985
1985
Folder 27
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Fall
1986
1986
Folder 28
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: March
1987
1987
Folder 29
Group II, Series 7: Course Offerings: Spring
1988
1988
Box 8, folders 1-40
Folder 1
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 10.7FR #2559: Introduction
to the Social Sciences / undated
Bonnie Anderson
Syllabus with Required Readings
Folder 2
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
/ undated
Lilia Melani
Contains exams, book list and syllabus.
Folder 3
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
Pamella Farley
Contains syllabus
Folder 4
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials:
Women’s Studies: 10.7P
/ undated
Renate Bridenthal
Contains syllabus, hand-out
Folder 5
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 34:Lesbian
Experience: Myths, Realities & Analysis
/ undated
Includes justification and course outline
Folder 6
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials:
Women’s Studies 10.7 / undated
Atina Grossmann
Contains syllabus
Folder 7
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies
/ undated
Judaic Studies 17: The Jewish Woman
Prof. S. Reguer
Includes justification and course description,
text, articles and syllabus.
Folder 8
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7 (Social Science)
contains multiple syllabi
Folder 9
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 58.328: Sociology
of Women
Allis Rosenberg Wolfe/ Spring 1972
Includes syllabus
Folder 10
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies: History
43: Women in the United States, A Historical Survey
/ Spring 1973
Includes course outline of topics covered
Folder 11
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies as a Social Science, Fall 1974
Contains syllabi for fall 1974
Folder 12
Group II, Series 8: Soc.60.2D: Women and Work
Professor Lorber/Fall 1974
Includes syllabus Soc 60.2D Fall 1974 Professor
Lorber Women and Work
Folder 13
Group II, Series 8: American Studies 60B/Summer
1975
Includes Work and Women in America
Folder 14
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Humanities
10.7: Introduction to Women’s Studies Summer1975/Arthur Weinrach
Contains syllabi
Folder 15
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Humanities
10.7-Introduction to Women’s Studies Humanities 10.7L9/Fall 1975
Contains syllabi
Folder 16
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Department
of Sociology
1975-1980
Various Professors
Contains materials of multiple Professors
including: Dr. J. Garippe/ Fall 1977/ Sociology 621X/ Female and Male in
American Society includes syllabus and required reading; Tsila Zaleman/
Fall 1975/ Soc. 21.7/ Male and Female; Jacqueline A. Carleton/ Sociology
51.5; Professor Lorber/ Spring 1980; Mr. Charosh/ Spring 1980/ Sociology
51.5/ Female and Male in the United States; Charosh/ Fall 1977/ Sociology
51.5; Tsila Zaleman/ Spring 1975/ Socilogy 21.7. Contains the syllabi
for all of these professors.
Folder 17
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10SGS; 1976F
1976
Contains course outline
Folder 18
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Humanities
10.7 Spring/Fall 1976 1976
contains syllabi
Folder 19
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Humanities
10.7- Fall 1976
1976
contains syllabi
Folder 20
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7/10.8/Humanities 1977
Melani Wachsberger; Fall 1977
Contains Xeroxed class materials and activities
Folder 21
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Humanities
10.7/Spring 1977/Katzer 1977
contains syllabi
Folder 22
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7/Summer 1977 1977
Field Work Project/Analysis and Paper (Information:
Written on Folder Reads: S.Praeger and L. Terrone, #3365 Summer ’77 but
this information could not be verified through materials located within
the folder)
Folder 23
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Social
Science 10.7-Introduction to Women’s Studies/Johnson/Waldman/Fall 1977
1977
contains syllabi
Folder 24
Group II, Series 8: Special Topics: The Lesbian
Tradition
1977-1978
Pamella Farley
Includes course outline and required texts;
members of the curriculum planning council (1977-1978); syllabus for The
Invisible Woman: The Lesbian Experience – Farley; The Gay Experience –
The AMS Press, Inc. – Fiction and Nonfiction from the Homosexual Tradition;
corresp re: Women’s Studies developing a series: Women’s Culture in A Historical
Perspective: The Minority Experience consisting of two courses to be offered
separately – The Invisible Woman and Double Jeopardy: Third World Women
in the United States with bibliography; justification of class- The Invisible
Woman; syllabus for the Invisible Woman: The Lesbian Cultural Experience
(Farley); copy of Robert’s Rules-re: validity of the terms of Motions to
Reconsider
Folder 25
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 83 Senior Seminar:
Advanced Theories of Feminism
Spring 1978/ R. Bridenthal and P. Farley
1978
xeroxed materials: Female Support Networks
and Political Activism: Lillian Wald, Crystal Eastman, Emma Goldman by
Blanche Wiesen Cook; xeroxed materials from Latin American Perspectives,
Special Issue “Population and Imperialism; Women in the Revolution.” Issue
15, Vol.IV. No. 4 Chinchilla (Fall 1977)=Mobilizing Women: Revolution in
the Revolution by Norman Stoltz Chinchilla; syllabus W.S. 83: Advanced
Theories of Feminism (Spring 1978, R. Bridenthal and P. Farley); Chinchilla
Strategy W.S.83: Socialist Feminism April 6, 1978; Chinchilla, 2 Theoretical
Questions raised by rest of Lab issue
Folder 26
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59: Third World Women
in the United States
S. Vitale/Fall 1978 #5851
1978
Includes bibliography; news release; exam;
syllabus
Folder 27
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 34: Mini
Course Lesbian Poetry
Spring 1978
1978
Includes “recommendation for the structure
of the senior thesis seminar”; notes re: a class on lesbian poetry
Folder 28
Group II, Series 8: Sociology 124 A Study
of Homosexuality
Fall 1978/ Prof. Garippa
Contains syllabus-Dept. of Classics-Professor
Craig Williams “Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greece and Rome” Spring
1993 Includes course outline, required texts and bibliography); syllabus-Alternative
Studies #124 Sexual Choice in Contemporary Society-A Study of Homosexuality
(the information on folder was original to the folder)
Folder 29
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: 10.7
Introduction in the Social Sciences
Meredith Gould; Spring 1978
1978
contains syllabi
Folder 30
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7/
G. Zwerman; Summer 1978
1978
contains course proposal/syllabus
Folder 31
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1978-1979
Claudette Charbonneau; Fall 1978-1979
Contains course materials including exams
Folder 32
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59: Lives of Women
in Science: Career and Contemporary Challenges
1979
Includes course outline, bibliograhy; proposal
for Fall 1979: Women and the Urban Community-includes suggested reading,
course outline, bibliography; Women and the Urban Community-proposal for
class-Spring 1979 includes topics and issues, project and suggested reading,
resume of Harriet Cohen
Folder 33
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8/Charbonneau 1979
Humanities 10.8/Nanette Salomon; Spring 1979
Contains syllabi
Folder 34
Group II, Series 8:W.S. 59 Women and the Urban
Community (cancelled)
Harriet Cohen
1979
Includes list of books ordered for the
Folder 35
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1979-1980
C. Charbonneau; Fall 1979
Folder 36
Group II, Series 8: History 43.9: Daughters
of the Promised Land: Women in American History
Renate Bridenthal/Fall 1979 and Spring 1980
1979-1981
Includes syllabus; course outlines for Fall
1979, 1980, 1981; guidelines for a history of women in your family (assignment);
43.9 “On The Twentieth Century: Social Ideas in Modern America – includes
bibliography and readings
Folder 37
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7/1979-1981
1979-1981
Folder 38
Group II, Series 8: W.S.83 #6066: Senior Seminar
Spring 1980
1980
Contains xeroxed material – The Combahee River
Collective – A Black Feminist Statement; The Politics of Language by Julia
Penelope and Susan Wolfe; includes Basic Review (2-19-80) Lisa Kuriloff
and Engels – Background Notes – Clare C. Hannan; Wullerot, Woman, Society
and Change: The Patriarchal System-Farley and Simone de Beauvoir, Second
Sex, Ch5: “Early Tillers of the Soil”; The Kingdom of the Fathers III –
Lisa on Rich; Senior Seminar in Women’s Studies (Spring 1980) report and
presentation; cows; mules; Questions for Thought, Personal Note, Summary
(paper); Paper: Adrienne Rich of Woman Born by Lisa Kuriloff
Folder 39
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59: Realities of
Lesbian Experience
Pamella Farley/Fall 1980
1980
Letter from Gloria Naylor re: her novel The
Woman of Brewster Place, May 3, 1982; course outline for Fall 1980: W.S.
59: Realities of Lesbian Experience, Pamella Farley; course outline; project
assignments; list of out of print lesbian related books for evaluation,
The following are xeroxed materials: xerox of portion of Tangents, June
1966 The Lesbian Paperback by Gene Damon; Directory of American Lesbians
in History; Lesbian Hoboes Their Lives and Times by JR Roberts (xerox);
Female Support Networks and Political Activism: Lillian Wald, Crystal Eastman,
Emma Goldman; Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence by Adrienne
Rich
Folder 40
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: W.S.
59: Special Topics for the Spring 1980: The American Women’s Home: Architectural
History Spring 1980
1980
Prof. Leslie Kanes Weisman
Contains proposal 1980 including justification;
syllabus and course outline, bibliography; syllabus for course with heading
New Jersey school of architecture, detailed course outline for Professor
Leslie Kanes Weisman; required reading packet for class included (Spring
1980)
Box 9, folders 1-21
Folder 1
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7/10.8
1980
contains syllabi, exams, projects, paper assignments,
readings
Folder 2
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7/10.8
1980
contains syllabus, exam
Folder 3
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1980
C. Charbonneau/Spring 1980; Doris Meyer/Spring
1980
Contains syllabus and exams for Charbonneau
and student-faculty observation for Charbonneau; readings; syllabus for
Meyer, book list, exams and readings.
Folder 4
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1980
Elly Bulkin; Summer 1980
Contains syllabus
Folder 5
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 34: The
Lesbian Experience
1980
W.S. 59: The Invisible Woman: The Lesbian
Cultural Experience
W.S. 59: Reclaiming History: Realities of
Lesbian Experience
Includes justification, course outline and
evaluation of course taught as a special topic: Women’s Studies 59: The
Invisible Woman: The Lesbian Cultural Experience taught by Professor Pamella
Farley in Fall of 1980; proposal for Fall 1980 – special topic: Women’s
Studies 59: Reclaiming History: Realities of the Lesbian Experience (Fall
1980) and includes justification and course outline
Folder 6
Group II, Series 8: English 50.4 Women and
Literature
Spring, 1980/Farley
1980
Includes xeroxed readings, final examinations;
short paper assignment with list of books to choose from, course outline;
Emily Dickinson 1831-1886: List of Dickinson’s poems which re: the anger
and frustration she felt at being a woman who wanted to write poetry etc.
Folder 7
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1980
Claudette Charbonneau
Contains syllabus, exams, readings
Folder 8
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7
Lorber/Lander; Fall 80/81/82
1980-1982
Folder 9
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 34: The
Lesbian Experience
1980-1984
Includes correspondence re: Women’s Studies
attempts to offer a Lesbianism class and correspondence re: Curriculum
Planning Council to reconsider decision on course; petition circulated
at the CUNY Women’s Coalition Conference (May 3, 1980); Justification of
Women’s Studies 34: The Lesbian Experience and course outline; various
flyers; minutes of meeting of April 28, 1980 of Committee on Curriculum
and Degree Requirements; Minutes of the Meeting of March 20, 1980 of the
Curriculum Planning Council; contains “Lesbian Catalog Four” – woman books
a bookstore for women Fall/Winter 1983-1984; contains
letters of support from departments and faculty
for lesbian course offerings. Includes statement of need for a course
on lesbian literary tradition re: Barnard students
Folder 10
Group II, Series 8: Home Economics 64: Human
Sexuality
1980-1984
Arline Rubin/J. Steinhart
syllabus-Department of Health Science Human
Sexuality, Professor Arline M. Rubin (1984); syllabus Human Sexuality –
H.E. and C.S. 64, Dr. Arline M. Rubin; syllabus Home Economics 64 Human
Sexuality; course outline – J. Steinhart Spring 1980, for Health Science
35 Human Sexuality
Folder 11
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women
in Film/Film 22
1981
Professor Hanlon/Fall 1981
Contains syllabus
Folder 12
Group II, Series 8: W.S.83: Senior Seminar:
Theories of Feminism
Spring 1981
1981
Syllabus – Woman’s Studies 83: Theories of
Feminism: Spring 1981: Renate Bridenthal
Folder 13
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1981
Claudette Charbonneau
Contains syllabus and exams
Folder 14
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 38: The Seasons of
Women’s Lives: Feminist Perspectives and Methodology
1981
Includes course description and justification;
course outline; bibliography; required readings; recommended readings;
Appendix: Department of Home Economics and Consumer Studies-Family Relationships-42.5
(Rubin) –Examination 1&2; Women’s Studies Program Curriculum Committee
from Patricia Lander revisions re: course components
Folder 15
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1981
Professor Trudy Katzer/Summer 1981
Contains student’s final examinations; final
examinations; syllabus
Folder 16
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Philosophy
6: Ethics and Society
Cook
1981
contains syllabus and articles
Folder 17
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7/1981
1981
contains syllabus, tests, and quotes from
student papers who were in Bonnie Anderson’s class re: how attending a
women's studies course has changed their perspectives, etc.
Folder 18
Group II, Series 8: W.S.59: “Sex, Power, and
Money: A Political Economy of American
Renate Bridenthal/Fall 1981
1981-1982
Syllabus (Fall 1981); final exam (January
1982); course outline
Folder 19
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 36: Sex, Power and
Money: A Political Economy of Women in U.S. Society
1981-1982
Renate Bridenthal/Fall 1981
Includes bulletin description, justification;
course outline; bibliography; correspondence
Folder 20
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials:
Women and the Law/ Law 20
1981-1982
Anna Marie Mascolo/ Fall 1981
Contains correspondence with Silver and syllabus.
Also letter and resume of Nancy S. Erickson, Professor of Law seeking a
temporary teaching position.
Folder 21
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8/10.7
1981-1982
10.8: Margarite Fernandez Olmos; Fall 1981/10.8:
Professor Bonnie Anderson; Fall 1981/10.7: Professor Lorber; Fall 1981/10.8:
Pamella Farley; Fall 1981 and January 1982
10.7: Alice Radosh
contains syllabi, reading lists, exams
Box 10, folders 1-23
Folder 1
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 35: Women
and the Medical System: A Feminist Perspective
Professor Lorber/Fall 1982
1981-1982
Folder 2
Group II, Series 8: W.S.59: Women in American
History
Renate Bridenthal/Fall 1981
1981-1985
Harriet Alonso/Summer 1985
Correspondence; course description and required
readings; syllabus; recommended bibliography; syllabus (Renate Bridenthal/Fall
1981); a manual for Preparing Undergraduate Curriculum Proposals for Faculty
Council (Prepared 1982-1983 and reaffirmed 1984-1985); midterm (Harriet
Alonso, Summer 1985; syllabus (Harriet Alonso); syllabus (Harriet Alonso-Intro
to Women’s Studies)
Folder 3
Group II, Series 8: W.S.83: Senior Seminar
#5573
Spring 1982/Pamella Farley
1982
Corresp – includes letter re: senior seminar
students; Includes Simone de Beauvoir, Second Sex, Ch. 5 “Early Tillers
of the Soil”; An Analysis of Reproductive Rights: Sterilization, Abuse
and Abortion Rights (by Helene Kustre of Pamella Farley’s W.S. 83.1, Spring
1982; Ain’t I A Woman Black Women and Feminism by Bell Hooks (by Carolyn
Thomas); Common Differences: Conflicts in Black and White Feminist Perspectives
by Joseph Lacoos (Helen Kostre); Michelle Wallace’s Black Macho and Teh
Myth of the Superwoman (Cishyn Browne Dempster); Women, Race and Class
by Anjela Y. Davis (Rosemary Hinson)
Folder 4
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59: Special Topic:
Women’s Education and Career Choices: Options and Obstacles
1982
Fall 1982/Renee Feinberg
Syllabus, flyer, reserve book list
Folder 5
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 32: Women’s Popular
Culture: Creation in the Arts, Crafts and Music #5572
1982
Spring 1982/C. Livingston
Contains midterm and final exam
Folder 6
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1982
Professor D. Meyer/ June 1982 and Professor
Karel Rose/ Spring 1982
Contains exams, textbook requisition form,
hand-outs for Professor D. Meyer/ Contains student exam and paper of a
student protesting their received grade of Professor Karel Rose
Folder 7
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1982
Harriet Alonso/ Summer 1982
Contains syllabus and exam
Folder 8
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1982
Professor Karel Rose/ Fall, 1982
Contains book list and syllabus
Folder 9
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 58: Women’s Education
and Career Choices: Library Research Methodology (Special Topics Course)
1982
Renee Feinberg
Includes proposal for Special Topics Course
in the Women’s Studies Program, Fall 1982 submitted by Renee Feinberg-includes
justification, course outline, assigned readings for special topics; correspondence
Folder 10
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7
Alonso/Quintales/Alvare; 1982
1982
Folder 11
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7 Kachuck/Lander/Bridenthal/Silver; 1982
1982
Contains syllabi, exams and project assignments
involving interview conducting
Folder 12
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59: Feminist Issues
and World Peace
1982-1983
Correspondence; syllabus; bibliography and
justification; session content developed by Silver, Eubanks, Berger, Ginsberg,
Mahan, Alonso (1982)
Folder 13
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7TT/10.7/10.7TC
Silver/Lorber/Kachuck/Lander; Fall 1982/Fall
1982-1983
1982-1983
Folder 14
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7C/10.7PC
Professor Anderson/Professor Lander; Spring
1983
1983
Includes group role play project (Anderson)
and Feminist Science Fiction Selection compiled by Bonnie Anderson; Slide
list of Women Artists 1750-present and a list of books out which slide
images were taken.
Folder 15
Group II, Series 8: W.S. Senior Seminar #6375
Spring 1983
Catherine Silver
1983
Correspondence, includes assignment for last
two weeks of Woman’s Studies senior seminar; senior seminar-Motherhood
Section; course outline, required books and course requirements for Catherine
Silver, Spring 1983 Senior Seminar; advertisement for Senior seminar (Spring
1983, Professor Silver) Rethinking Sexuality, Language and Motherhood;
assignments next two meetings (February 14 and February 28)
Folder 16
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7
1983
Claire Riley; Summer of 1983
Folder 17
Group II, Series 8: W.S.59 Women and Reproductive
Rights
1983
Includes justification, required readings,
course outline, course requirements to be offered Spring 1983
Folder 18
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 36: Sex, Power and
Money
Catherine B. Silver/ Fall 1983 #5411
1983
Includes syllabus; summary of discussion of
Tuesday, September 20th, 1983; summary of September 27, 1983; midterm examination;
final examination
Folder 19
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 32: Women’s Popular Culture #5410
1983
Carole R. Livingston/ Fall 1983
Contains syllabus and final exam.
Folder 20
Group II, Series 8: W.S.59: Feminist Issues
and World Peace
Harriet Alonso
1983
Folder 21
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1983
Pamela Farley/ Spring 1983 and Margarite Fernandez
Olmos
Most of the materials re: Professor Farley;
exams, handouts, flyers. Contains course syllabus for Olmos.
Folder 22
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1983
Professor Melani/ Summer 1983 and Harriet
Alonso
Contains flyer for Women’s Studies class offerings,
Summer 1983 and syllabus for Harriet Alonso.
Folder 23
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 36: Sex, Power and
Money
Catherine Silver/Fall 1984 #5796
1984
Letter sent out re: cancellation of course
due to small enrollment
Box 11, folders 1-37
Folder 1
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies: WS35PB:
Women and Medicine: A Feminist
Perspective
1984
Judith Lorber/Fall 1984
includes syllabus; oral presentation; written
assignment; course outline
Folder 2
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 32: Women’s Popular Culture: Creation in Arts, Crafts and Music
#3274
1984
Harriet Alonso/ Summer 1984
Folder 3
Group II, Series 8: WS59J: Black Women’s Lives
Through Fiction 1985
List of supplementary reading list; Fall 1985
instructor Regine LaTortue
Folder 4
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1985
Harriet Alonso/ Summer, 1985
Folder 5
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1985
Trudy Katzer/ Spring 1985
Contains syllabus, final examination and reading
list.
Folder 6
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59: Black Women in
Fiction
Fall 1985
1985
W.S. 59: Black Women’s Lives Through Fiction
outline and bibliograhy; correspondence re: WS59 will be the same as Africana
Studies 60.1JHR
Folder 7
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 1985-1988
1985-1988
Satow/Bell/Kitch
Includes annual evaluation for Professor Satow
(1985-1986)/flyer
Folder 8
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59 Feminist Issues
2: World Peace
Summer 1986
1985-1988
Summer 1986 Space Allotment for Graduate and
Undergraduate Courses; correspondence; course outline for Summer 1986;
undergraduate class patterns-Summer 1986; letter to Harriet Alonso informing
her that her syllabus has been chosen for inclusion in the 5th edition
of Peace and World Order Studies: Curriculum Guide by the Five College
Program in Peace and World Security Studies (1988); includes syllabus and
bibliography; justification and course description
Folder 9
Group II, Series 8: W.S.59: Women and Reproductive
Rights
Nancy Romer/Fall 1986
Syllabus
Folder 10
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 35M: Women
and the Medical System: A Feminist Perspective #4517
Dr. M. Greene/Fall 1986
Course outlines/readings; research paper and
presentation; Women in Medicine Library Subject Headings
Folder 11
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 37: Women and Violence:
A Feminist Perspective / W.S. 37: Women and Reproductive Rights
Includes justification, course outline, required
and suggested readings for W.S. 37 Women and Violence: A Feminist Perspective/
Includes justification and discussion; required reading; course outline
for W.S. 59: Women and Reproductive Rights, Fall 1986, Nancy Romer/Typewritten
justification of Women’s Studies Program/Includes course description, justification
(multiple versions); suggested readings for Womens Studies 37: Women and
Violence
Folder 12
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7PC
1986
Anderson/Bridenthal; Spring 1986
Folder 13
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 32: Women’s Popular Culture
Carole R. Livingston
1986-1987
Folder 14
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1986-1987
Karel Rose/ Carole R. Livingston
Folder 15
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1986-1987
Karel Rose
Folder 16
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7 Correspondence 1987
Correspondence letter to Anderson from academic
advisement re: student who took 10.7 class twice accidentally
Folder 17
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7 / Bridenthal
1987
Folder 18
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: W.S.
36: Political Economy of Women in the United States: Sex, Power and Money
#6042
Beatrice Kachuck/Fall 1987
Includes course outline; required readings;
course requirements; final examination; midterm examination
Folder 19
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8
1987
Women and the Arts and Literature
Donex Xiques/ Fall 1987
Folder 20
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7P
1987-1988
Contains final examination/syllabus
Folder 21
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 81 IV: Battered Women’s
Research Project #6355 1987-1988
Course Outline: Fall 1987 Magistrates Part
Research Project and course outline – Spring 1988 W.S. 81.1 Independent
Study Domestic Violence
Note: title of folder kept
Folder 22
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8C
1987-1989
Donez Xiques
Contains flyers, pamphlets, syllabus and assignments
Folder 23
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 59BC: Women and Work
in America: A Historical Overview
Dr. Dorothy Fennell, Fall 1988
Syllabus Women and Work in America A Historical
Overview (Dorothy Fennell, Fall 1988); xeroxed materials “Working Women
in War and Peace 1861-1866”; We’re no Kitty Foyles by Sharon Hartman Strom;
Survival Strategies among African American Women Workers: A Continuing
Process by Rosalyn Terbourg – Penn; Women Workers, Feminism and the labor
movement since the 1960’s by Ruth Milkman; Women in the Knights of Labor
1881-1886; flyer (WS 59BC Fall 1988, Alexandra Weinbaum; WS 59BC)
Folder 24
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 81.1: Interdisciplinary
Project 6167
Spring 1988
1988
Syllabus (Spring ’88, Dr. Nancy Romer and
Geraldine Hailstolk, ACGW) Women’s Center Coalition for Criminal Justice
Reform for Battered Women/Domestic Violence/Magistrate’s Part Research
Project
Note: title of folder kept
Folder 25
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 32M: Women’s
Popular Culture: Creation in the Arts, the Crafts and Music #5511
1988
Carole R. Livingston
Contains flyers and syllabus for Livingston’s
class and flyer announcing class taught by Professor Mainardi of the Art
Department.
Folder 26
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 34D: The
Lesbian Experience
1988
Patricia Lander (of the Dept of Anthropology
and Archaeology)
Includes course outline, final examination
and flyers
Folder 27
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 35M: Women and the
Medical System: A Feminist Perspective (Health and Nutrition Sciences 34)
Michele Greene/Spring 1988
1988
Letter from Carole R. Livingston-unsolicited
praise for Professor Greene’s tenure; pamphlets-Spring 1988 Women’s Studies
Program; research paper assignment; flyers
Folder 28
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8D/ 10.8XV 1988
T. Katzer/ Fall 1988 Contains book list
and syllabus
Folder 29
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7P/10.7xJK 1988
Contains flyers, announcements for classes
Folder 30
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 35M: Women and the
Medical System
Michele Greene/ Spring 1989 #5919
1988-1989
Includes syllabus for Spring 1988; flyers
for class (Spring 1989)
Folder 31
Group II, Series 8: W.S. 36D: Political Economy
of Women in the United States: Sex, Power and Money Marilyn
Rall/Spring 1989 #5920 1989
Includes flyers; syllabus with midterm examination
included
Folder 32
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 32: Women’s
Traditional Arts: Creation in the Arts, Crafts and Music
1989
Georgeen Comerford
Syllabus and selected bibliography; Flyer
for Women’s Studies 32M: Women’s Traditional Arts: Creation in the Arts,
Crafts and Music #6251 -- this course was previously entitled Women’s Popular
Culture
Folder 33
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 32B: Women’s
Traditional Arts: Creatiojn in the Arts, Crafts, and Music
Georgeen Comerford/Summer 1989/cancelled
Flier
Folder 34
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.8EF
1989
Contains only flyers, no course materials
Folder 35
Group II, Series 8: Women’s Studies 10.8P
1989
Women in the Arts/Fall 1989/Wendy Fairey
Fall 1989 Contains only flyers,
no course materials
Folder 36
Group II, Series 8: Course Materials: Women’s
Studies 10.7
1989
Fall 1989/Satow
Includes syllabus and flyers.
Folder 37
Group II, Series 8: W.S.59BC: Women and Science
1989
Janice Koch, Fall 1989, flyer (W.S.59BC Women
and Science)
syllabus; note reading “Cancelled Fall 1979”
Series 9: Curriculum Proposals and Restructuring
Box 11, folders 38-42
Folder 38
Group II, Series 9: Women’s Studies Program:
Core Curriculum
1975-1983
Includes Core 5 syllabus: Introduction to
Mathematical Reasoning and Computer Programming; syllabus for Core Studies
7.1: Science in Modern Life: Chemistry, Professor D.A. Labianca Fall 1983;
Core 1 syllabus; Correspondence to Teachers of Core 6, Spring 1984 re:
syllabus containing lists of books used in the classes; Core 2.2 (Music)
syllabus (Nancy Hayer); Report on a project to integrate scholarship on
women in the Introductory Courses at Hunter College; budget: core proposal;
Core 1 syllabus (Dunkle?); correspondence; panelists for the College-Wide
seminars on the Core Curriculum, February 3-11, 1981 includes description
of core classes; outline of Puerto Rican Studies 70.2: The Puerto Rican
Woman; description of Women’s Studies Programs in other departments; Women
in U.S.: Description; Special Topics Courses; Women’s Studies Class Description;
Special Topics Courses, Integrating New Scholarship on Women in to a Core
Curriculum: A Proposal for Brooklyn College; graph of enrollment in Women’s
Studies –Fall Semester (1974-1986); Enrollment in Women’s Studies co-listed
courses-Fall Semester The decline parallels the Introduction of Core classes;
current graduate program in Urban Administration/ Department of Political
Science, Permanent Electives, Special Topics Courses; Women’s Studies Plan
in Relation to Core, Memorandum “Identifying A Feminist Perspective; Registration
Figures for Women’s Studies Courses for Fall 1975, Spring 1976; description,
syllabus and reading list for Introduction to Women’s Studies in the Humanities;
Department of Anthropology-course descriptions and course outlines.
Folder 39
Group II, Series 9: Curriculum Proposals
1974-1981
Contains:
1.) Proposal for an Interdisciplinary Program
in Women’s Studies in the School of Humanities and The School of Social
Sciences at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York (June 1974)
Includes description of program, costs, student body to be served, curriculum
and course outline, description, syllabus and curriculum vitae
2.) Miscellaneous Correspondence
3.) Africana Studies 19- course title The
Comparative Study of Slavery, explanation and bibliography (October 1978)
4.) Proposed Special Topics Course 22.3 (Ms.
Holly Kaye, Fall 1979) Neighborhood Revitalization and Community Organization
includes course outline
5.) Africana Studies 73: Summer, 1979 Research
seminar to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean includes outline and bibliography
6.) Women’s Studies 59: Special Topics: Proposal
for Fall 1979: Women and the Urban Community
7.)Proposed schedule of courses – Spring 1978
8.)W.S. 59.1 Special Topics in Women’s Studies,
W.S. 80.5 Interdisciplinary Project; W.S. 59.2 Special Topics in Women’s
Studies; (social science) Women’s Studies 80.6 Interdisciplinary Project;
(social science); Women’s Studies 80.6 Interdisciplinary Project (course
descriptions and justification) undated
9.)Proposal for Psychology of Masculinity
– Psychology 8.5 includes justification, course outline and bibliography,
1978
10.) Letter of January 8, 1984 to Women’s
Studies Program from Helene Aylon re: “a kind of political Women and Art
course”
11.) Course Program- ‘Creating Performance
Art’ includes description, justification, objectives, outline, teaching
methods and assignments, evaluation, optional: weekend intensive
12.) Africana Studies 29: Caribbean Literature
includes description, justification, course outline, bibliography; October
8, 1978
13.) W.S. 32 Women’s Popular Folk Culture:
Creative records of American Women’s Experience in Music and the Arts includes
justification and bibliography; W.S.59: Special Topics: Reclaiming History:
Realities of Lesbian Experience includes justification, course outline,
required readings, suggested readings; W.S. 37: Women and Violence: A Feminist
Perspective includes justification, course outline, required reading, suggested
readings; W.S. 59: Special Topic: The Season’s of Women’s Lives includes
justification, course outline, references cited; W.S. 36: Sex, Power and
Money: A Political Economy of Women in US Society includes justification
and course outline
14.) W.S. 32: Women’s Popular Culture: Creation
in the Arts, Crafts and Music includes justification and course outline
15.) W.S.38: The Seasons of Women’s Lives
includes justification, course outline, required readings, recommended
readings
16.) Special Topics: Soc. 22.4: The Uses of
Sociology Proposed by Egon Mayer includes course outline and pertinent
bibliography
Folder 40
Group II, Series 9: Women’s Studies 3-Year
Plan Structure Statement 1979-1983
Contains draft for 3 Year Plan 1979-1982;
budget request Feb. 26, 1980; Enrollment Figures Spring 1980; Memo to Committee
on structure-public Hearing’s from Women’s Studies Program Steering Committee
re: Women’s Studies and College Restructuring Jan 23, 1980; outline of
courses offered by Women’s Studies Program; memo re: Women’s Studies 2Year
Plan: September 1981-1983 dated February 18, 1981 from Robert Hess etc
to Steering Committee Co-Coordinators; 3 Year Plan 1979-1982 Draft
Folder 41
Group II, Series 9: Women’s Studies Course
Offerings: WSP 2-Year Plan Fall 1981-Spring 1983
Includes memo: February 18, 1981 re: Women’s
Studies two-year Plan: September 1981-June 1983; Two Year Plan “A”-Draft
Proposal Tentative
Folder 42
Group II, Series 9: Women’s Studies Course
Offerings: WSP 5 Year Plan April, 1985
1985-1990
Contains Women’s Studies Program 5 Year Plan
developed in accordance with Brooklyn College, 1985-1990; major Institutional
Goals - April, 1985
Box 12, folders 1-6
Folder 1
Group II, Series 9: Women’s Studies Co-Majors
1975-1983
Correspondence re various students who completed
requirements for a co-major in Women’s Studies. The WSP co-major
is in conjunction with a major in a traditional academic department; includes
info: regarding requirements of co-majors- includes two introductory courses,
three electives and a capstone seminar –with submission of a thesis, correspondence
re: dual major appearing on student’s transcript; student census.
Folder 2
Group II, Series 9: Programmatic Needs of
Women’s Studies Program 1980-1982
Programmatic needs of Women’s Studies Program
at Brooklyn College for the next three years (1981); Women’s Studies Program’s
Requests for 1981-1982, Women’s Studies Activities 1980-1981; Women’s Studies
1980-1981 Committees
Folder 3
Group II, Series 9: Women’s Studies Program:
Revision of Existing Program 1978-1983
Revisions of descriptions of courses; addition
of courses as co-listed courses for the WSP Program, WSP Final Proof; Form
for submitting Routine undergraduate curricular changes at Brooklyn College;
various revisions of course descriptions (1981); revision of program requirements
(1979); revision of existing program-Women’s Studies; new courses; removal
of prerequisites for certain classes
Folder 4
Group II, Series 9: General Miscellaneous:
1974-1985
Information re: final examination schedule
(1986); co-listing of classes (1985); graph of enrollment in Women's Studies
Fall Semester 1974-1986; Faculty Listing Fall 1976 and electives and observation
of teaching; course outline for Fall 1976 Hum. 10.7(?) Pat and Claudette;
Course Outline and Readings Psych 01 The Psychology of Women Judith Waters.
Folder 5
Group II, Series 9: General Miscellaneous:
1986-1987
Pamphlet of Women's Studies Program class
offerings; course offerings for 1987; letters of recommendation for Doris
Meyer; memo re: reference library in Women's Studies office; Enrollment
figures for Spring, 1987; Spring 1987 grade instructions.
Folder 6
Group II, Series 9: General Miscellaneous:
1987-1988
Data for inclusion in the FOPW's 1987 edition
of a Woman's Yellow Book; memo's from Woman's Studies Office-Carole Livingston
(1988)
Series 10: Course-Related Correspondence
Box 12, folders 7-10
Folder 7
Group II, Series 10: Correspondence: Clearance
File for New Course Proposals 1974-81
Correspondence re: clearance for course proposals
(clearance from various departments; some include course outline and justification);
Includes course description and readings for Women’s Autobiographical Prose,
Letters, Journals-Catherine Silver; Women’s Studies 32: required reading,
recommended readings; course outline for Women Studies 36: A Political
Economy of Women in U.S. Society; Sex, Power and Money; W.S. 32: Women
Folk Culture: Creative Records of American Women’s Experience in Music
and the Arts: course outline, bibilography and justification
Folder 8
Group II, Series 10: Course Related Correspondence
1977-1990
Class offerings, title of course changes,
memos to professions corresp re: committees; re: courses; biographical
sketch of Donna Arking, June Traibman; Includes course outline and bibliography
for Special Topics Course: The History of feminism and Feminist Movements
(Renate Bridenthal); correspondence sent to Geraldine Ferrarro re: invitation
to speak at a Brooklyn College teach in, “Unity : Dissolving the Barriers,
Respecting the Differences”= response by the college to the murder of Yusef
Hawkins, the violent attack on two Jewish young men outside the Brooklyn
College Hillel (1990)-various drafts of the letter.
Folder 9
Group II, Series 10: Course Related Correspondence
1992-1993
Erika Polakoff Letters – Program Coordinator
Correspondence re: speakers, job description
of office administrator for Women’s Center/Women’s Studies Program; pamphlet
with correspondence on back for women in the 90’s Growth Through Connection:
Developing Selfhood; Enhancing relationships with recommended reading list
(Donna Arking); Brooklyn College FIPSE Task Force Meeting Minutes (October
29, 1992); Kingsborough Community College syllabus – Biology of Women-
Syllabus (Muzio, 1992); correspondence re: programs with guest speakers.
Folder 10
Group II, Series 10: Correspondence Re: Guest
Speakers 1992-1993
Erika Polakoff Letters – Program Coordinator
Video List (1993); letter sent to Diane Dixon
and second letter to Maxine Wolfe includes info re Polakoff’s new program:
“Project Impact Technical Assistance”; correspondence re: guest speakers,
flyer- gender Politics and Post-Communism Reflections from Eastern Europe
and the former Soviet Union and order form; flyer for 1993 Summer Workshop
in Quantitative Research Methods; Letter of Feb. 11, 1999 contains biographical
sketch of Polakoff; Feb 18th, 1993=list of documentary videos used by Polakoff
in her classes; correspondence of Feb. 1, 1993 re: Planning Committee Meeting,
flyer advertising showing of “Chief Wilma P. Mankiller: Woman of Power,”
correspondence re: Polakoff’s Photo Exhibition in art gallery of LaGuardia
Hall; flyer advertising Feminist Theory Study Group at which Yaffa Eliach,
Broeklundian Professor of Judaic Studies will speak about “Shtetl Women;”
Feminist Theory Study group flyer with readings listed (September 1992);
flyers for Brooklyn College Women’s Center.
Series 11: Enrollment Statistics & Evaluations
Box 12, folders 11-12
Folder 11
Group II, Series 10: Evaluation and Observation
Forms: Student and Faculty 1975-1977
Evaluation Form for Women’s Studies; Student-Faculty
observation forms; correspondence to Renate Bridenthal re: evaluation s
and site visits; observation of teaching; student reaction to teaching.
Some sheets are blank while others have been completed.
Folder 12
Group II, Series 10: Enrollment Statistics:
1974-1986
Sub-Group III - Women's Studies Programs & Special Events
Box 13 --- Note: This box has been temporarily Removed from the archive to the Women’s Studies Department prior to processing of materials.
Box 14, folders 1-2
Folder 1
Group III, Series 12: Eureka Project: Eureka
Scrapbook: 1987-1990
The materials composing these files are xeroxes
of the original documents. The original binder remains at the Women's
Studies Office. This folder contains a large portion of xeroxed photographs.
Contains Eureka pamphlet, News Release: "Brooklyn College's New "Eureka!"
Program to Stress Benefits of Mathematics Training and Athletic Competition
for Young Women"; photographs; Eureka! Role Models Past/Present/Future;
Eureka Sports August ,1988; "Eureka!" Program Stresses Math and Sports
for Young Women June 26, 1987-Starrett Sun; pamphlet"Helping Your Child
Choose a Career: Tips for Parents"; Eureka-student writings (newsletter?)-Thursday
August 11, 1988; "Big Plus for Females-If a Woman's Smart, Chances are
she likes Sports"- from Sports Illustrated, November 23, 1987 by J.E. Vader
Folder 2
Group III, Series 12: Eureka Project: Eureka
Photographs: August 1990/pamphlet 1990
Photographs removed from original binder with
project pamphlet
Box 14, folders 3-12
Folder 3
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Budget
Book
1989
contains only two items
Folder 4
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Letters
to Host Organization
1990-1991
correspondence re: student interns
Folder 5
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Memo’s
to Lillian Cody
1990
re: stipends, reimbursement, etc.
Folder 6
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Rejection
/ Waiting List Letters to Applicants 1991
from Beverly Brown to applicants Spring 1991
Folder 7
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Rejected
1990
Includes cover letters and resumes of applicants
Folder 8
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Memos
to Interns
1990-1991
Folder 9
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Recruitment
Letters
1991
March 26, 1991 – one letter- recruitment letter
for Fall 1991
Folder 10
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Correspondence
to Interns / Spring 1991
Folder 11
Group III, Series 13: Project Impact: Miscellaneous
Correspondence 1990
Five items of correspondence; contains 1990
New York State Assembly Task Force on Women’s Issues – Summary of Legislation,
April 1990
Folder 12
Group III, Series 13: Internship Book: WCDLP
binder containing descriptions of organizations
offering internships
Series 14: Feminist Theory Study Group
Box 15, folders 1-7
Folder 1
Group III, Series 14: Feminist Theory Study
Group Fall 1991
1991
Contains readings; agenda of readings for
October 1991 at which Lynda Day, Assistant Professor, Department of Africana
Studies will speak; contains definition of 'womanist'; contains the following
articles for readings 1.) King, Deborah. "Multiple Jeopardy, Multiple
Consciousness: The Context of a Black Feminist Ideology" excerpted from
Feminist Theory in Practice and Process edited by Michelin Malson et al.
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1989 pp. 265-295. 2.)"Women Welfare,
and the Politics of Need Interpretation" (chapter 7) from Unruly Practices:
Power, Discourse, and Gender in Contemporary Social Theory by Nancy Fraser,
The University of Minnesota Press, 1989; 3.) "The Importance of Feminist
Critique for Contemporary Cell Biology" from Feminism and Science edited
by Nancy Tuana, Indiana University Press, 1989. 4.) "Men Against Patriarchy"
by Toril Moi (Part II, chapter 8) from Gender and Theory: Dialogues on
Feminist Criticism by Linda S. Kaufmann, 1989. 5.) Review Essay by William
Sewell of Gender and Politics of History by Joan Wallach Scott, New York:
Columbia University Press, 1988. 6.) A Black Feminist Statement The Combahee
River Collective. 7.) "In Search of Unconventional Women: Histories of
Puerto Rican Women in Religious Vocations Before Mid-Century" by Virginia
Sanchez Korrol Oral History Review 1612 (Fall, 1988): 47-63; 8.) "Deconstructing
Deconstructionism (or, Whatever Happened to Feminist Studies?)" by Kathleen
Barry Jan/Feb MS p 83-85. 9.) "The Frontier Family: Dislocation and the
American Experience" by Lillian Schlissel p. 81-90.
Folder 2
Group III, Series 14: Feminist Theory Study
Group Fall 1991
1991
Fall 1991 schedule; "Speaking in Tongues:
Dialogics, Dialectics, and the Black Woman Writer's Literary Tradition"
by May Gwendolyn Henderson; memo re: New Directions in Feminist Theory
Study Group
Folder 3
Group III, Series 14: Feminist Theory Study
Group Spring 1991
1991
Spring 1991 Schedule; article "Deconstructing
Deconstructionism (or Whatever Happened to Feminist Studies?)" by Kathleen
Barry; "Feminism/Postmodernism" by Nancy Fraser and Linda J. Nicholson
Routledge: Chapman S. Hall Inc., 1990
Folder 4
Group III, Series 14: Feminist Theory Study
Group: Spring 1992
1991-1992
Contains the readings for the Spring 1992
group meeting.
CUNY Faculty Development Seminar, 1991-1992-Balancing
the Curriculum from Gender, Race, Ethnicity, and Class by Dorothy O. Heller,
Professor of History and Women's Studies at Hunter College and Altagracia
Ortiz, Professor of History and Puerto Rican Studies at John Jay College
(November 1991 draft); Section I "Theories of Socialization" from Sey,
Society, and Personal Choice by Diana Meyers New York: Columbia University
Press, 1989; " In Search of Unconventional Women: Histories of Puerto Rican
Women in Religious Vocations Before Mid-Century" by Virginia Sanchez Korrol
from Oral History Review 16/2 (Fall, 1988): 47-63; Chapter 3: "the Frontier
Family: Dislocation and the American Experience by Lillian Schlissel; Feminist
Theory Study Group Schedule-Spring 1992 Schedule (1991).
Folder 5
Group III, Series 14: Feminist Theory Study
Group: Readings Fall 1992
1992
Contains readings for Fall 1992.
Article: "From Shtetl to Corporate Management:
Jewish Women in the Labor Force" by Dr. Yaffa Eliach from The Jewish Voice
February 1989 Vol. 2, No. 6; "The Ejszyskzki Tower: The Tower of Faces'
by Yaffa Eliach from The Jewish Studies Network Spring 1991 Vol. 5, Number
1; "The Transformation of Silence into Language and Action" Andre Lorde
from Sister/Outsider New York: Crossing Press, 1984; "Something About
the Subject Matter Makes It Hard to Name" by Gloria Yamato edited by Gloria
Anzaldua from Haciendo Caras Making Face, Making Soul and "Racism and Women's
Studies" by Barbara Smiths "The Costs of Exclusionary Practices in Women's
Studdies" by Maxine Baca Zinn, Lynn Weber Cannon, Elizabeth Higginbotham
and Bonnie Thorton Dill.; "Multiple Jeopardy, Multiple Consciousness: the
Context of A Black Feminist Ideology" by Deborah King; "The Transformation
of Silence into Language and Action" (a paper delivered at the Modern Language
Association's "Lesbian and Literature Panel"; "Scratching the Surface:
Some Notes on Barriers to Women and Loving" from A Black Feminist Statement:
The Combahee River Collective.
Folder 6
Group III, Series 14: Feminist Theory Study
Group: Fall 1992
Contains "The Social Construction of Gender
and the Art of the Mende" (overview?) by Lynda R. Day of Brooklyn College.
Folder 7
Group III, Series 14: Feminist Theory Study
Group Readings undated
Contains:
1.) Review Essay by William Sewell of The
Gender and The Politics of History by Joan Wallach Scott New York: Columbia
University Press, 1988;
2.) "Feminism/Postmodernism" by Nancy Fraser
and Linda J. Nicholson, Routledge, Chapman & Hall, Inc., 1990.
3.) "The Family in Contemporary Feminist Thought:
A Critical Review" by Jane Flax The University of Massachusetts Press,
1982;
4.) "The Regulation of Images" (author not
indicated);
5.) Preface and "The Importance of Feminist
Critique for Contemporary Cell Biology" from Feminism and Science edited
by Nancy Tuana Indiana University Press, 1989.
6.) "Women, Welfare, and The Politics of Needs
Interpretation" (Chapter 7) and from Unruly Practices: Power, Discourse,
and Gender in Contemporary Social Theory, 1989.
7.) "Gender: A Useful Category of Historical
Analysis (Chapter 2).
8.) Postscripts by Claudia Koontz from Review
of Gender and the Poltics of History by Joan Wallach Scott.
9.) "Gender Is Everywhere" by Jane Caplan-review
of Gender and the Poltics of History by Joan Wallach Scott.
10.) "Struggle Over Needs: Outline of a Socialist-Feminist
Theory of Late Capitalist Political Culture" (Chapter 8);
11.) "Men Against Patriarchy" by Toril Moi
from Gender and Theory: Dialogues on Feminist Criticism by Linda S. Kaufmann,
UK: Basil Blackwell Ltd., 1989.
12.) "Deconstructing Deconstructionism (or
Whatever Happened to Feminist Studies?) by Kathleen Barry from Ms., Jan/Feb.
1991.
13.) Section I "Theories of Socialization",
Section II "Feminine and Masculine Socialization", Section III "Autonomy
and Feminine Socialization"; Section IV "Full Autonomy-An Attainable Ideal",
Section V "Autonomy-Enhancing Socialization";
14.) "Charity Girls and City Pleasures: Historical
Notes on Working Class Sexuality, 1880-1920" by Kathleen Peiss.
15.) "Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian
Existence" by Adrienne Rich from Powers of Desire: The Politics of Sexuality
eds. Snitow, Ann and Christine Stansell et al. New York City, 1983.
16.) Ch. 2 "Homosexual Relations in Kinship-Structured
Societies" from The Construction of Homosexuality by David F. Greenberg
Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.
17.) "I Lead Two Lives: Confessions of a Closet
Baptist" and "Teaching the Psychology of Women: A Lesbian-Feminist Perspective"
by Coralyn Fontaine from Lesbian Studies Present and Future by Margaret
Cruikshank The Feminist Press, 1982.
18.) Preface and Introduction of Companeras:
Latina Lesbians: (An Anthology) Compiled and edited by Juanita Ramos of
Latina Lesbian History Project of New York City.
19.) "The Be Seen: The Politics of Reality:
Essays in Feminist Theory" by Marilyn Frye New York: The Crossing Press,
1983
20.) Bowers vs. Hardwick, Supreme Court Case.
21.) Preface and "Across the Kitchen Table
A Sister-to-Sister Dilaogue" by Barbara and Beverly Smith and "Lesbianism:
An Act of Resistance" by Cheryl Clarke from This Bridge Called My Back:
Writings by Radical Women of Color eds. Anzaldua, Gloria and Cherrie Moraga
New York: The Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press.
22.) Introduction and Race and Culture: Memphis,
Tennessee, Minneapolis, Minnesota, San Antonio, Texas from In Search of
Gay America Women and Men In a Time of Change by Neil Meller
23.)"Lesbians in American Indian Cultures"
by Paula Gunn Allen from Hidden from History: Reclaiming the Gay and Lesbian
Past ed. by George Chauncey, Jr. et al. New York: New American Library.
24.) Ch. 8 "The Puerto Rican Cultural Response
to Female Homosexuality" by Hilda Hidalgo and Elia Hidalgo Christensen.
25.) "Why Is This Book Different From All
Other Books?" by Evelyn Torton Beck from Nice Jewish Girls A Lesbian Anthology
edited by Evelyn Torton Beck New York: The Crossing Press.
26.) "The Politics of Transliteration: Lesbian
Personal Narratives" by Bonnie Zimmerman from The Lesbian Issue Essays
from Signs edited by Estelle B. Freedman, Barbera C. Gelpi, et al The University
of Chicago Press, 1982.
27.) "Homosexuality, Homophobia, and Revolution:
Notes Toward an Understanding of the Cuban Lesbian and Gay Male Experience",
Part II by B. Ruby Rich and Lourdes Arguelles.
28.)"Some Challenges of Integrating Sexual
Orientations Into Counselor Training and Research" by Suzanne Iasenza from
Journal of Counseling and Development Sept./Oct. 1989 Vol. 68.
29.)"In Search of Unconventional Women: Histories
of Puerto Rican Women in Religious Vocations Before Mid-Century" by Virginia
Sanchez Korrol from Oral History Review 16/2 (Fall, 1988):47-63.
30.) 3. "The Frontier Family: Dislocation
and the American Experience" by Lillian Schlissel.
Box 15, folders 8-12
Folder 8
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center: Women's
Center Advisory Board 1973-1990
Memorandum re: Alternative Staffing Possibilities
for the Women’s Center; Announcement re: committee to develop a rape crisis
intervention program at Brooklyn College, correspondence re: Advisory Board;
budget report (FY 1985: 7-1-84 to 7-1-85); booklet of the Women’s Studies
Program-includes perspective, program, program of study, etc.); proposal
for a Women’s Studies Program at Brooklyn College [1973?]; Proposal for
a Women’s Center [1976?]; Women’s Studies Course Offerings, Fall 1990;
“Focus on Women” announcement flyer 1980-1981 Activities; Women & Careers
1978; Regulations 1985 (Materials re: Advisory Board are dated 1984)
Folder 9
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center: Women's
Center: September 1985-June 1986 1985-1986
Various articles, various flyers and announcements
including seminars, tours, open houses; includes New Horizon's Programs.
Articles include:
1.) "A New Place For The New Woman" by Harold
Grey;
2.) "The Women's Center Finds New Location,
Director, and Mission" by Brooklyn College Faculty/Staff Vol. 3, No. 2
September 24, 1985
3.)"Flatbush/Women's Center to Hear A Fledgling
Senator's Story of Success" Newsday, Friday, October 4, 1985.
4.) "Women in Politics: A View From the Inside"
by Ellen Walerstein Kingsman November 1, 1985.
5.) "Flatbush/B'klyn College Debates Subsidizing
Childcare" Newsday, Tuesday, October 8, 1985.
6.) "Women in Science" Kingsman November 8,
1985.
7.) "For Women (And Men), A New Gathering
Place" from Brooklyn College Magazine Alumni magazine November 1985.
8.) "Center Makes College Work For Al Women,
At Any Time" by Kathy Dobie.
9.)"Health Beat" by Lori Elkins 2/19/86.
10.) "Conference Focuses on Latin Women" by
Lavern McDonald Starrett Sun-April 14, 1989.
11.) "Women's Workshop Teaches Self-Defense"
by Lavern McDonald from Kingsman March 7, 1986. 12.)"BC Celebrates
Women's History Month" by Jeff Elgart from Kingsman 2/28/86
13.) College Voices Security Fears At "Speak
Out" - Administration Feels Brunt of Storm by Bruce Meyerson and Jeff Elgart
4/11/86
14.) "Career Workshop for Women" Kingsman
April 1, 1986.
15.) "Brooklyn College Seminar to Help Married
Women Restructure Their Lives so They Can Earn A Degree"
16.) "Women Learn to Get Jobs Through Networking
at Brooklyn College Seminar"
Folder 10
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center:
September 1986 - June 1987
Xeroxes of original materials. Contains flyers
and announcements and articles:
1.) Woman Focus-A Publication of the Brooklyn
College Women's Center Fall 1986 Vol. 1 No. 1.
2.) Humanities Institute Holds Math Anxiety
Workshop by Darien Frazier The Kingsman 10/31/86 3.)"Brooklyn College Women's
Center" by Alice Meller from Graduate Student Newsletter November 1986
4.)"Women's Center on the Move" by Trevor Bolling The Royale November 13,
1986.
5.) "Report of the President, 1985-1986" Brooklyn
College Magazine.
6.) Woman Focus, A Publication of the Woman's
Center Winter 1986 Vol. I, No. 2.
7.) Women's Center Spring Calendar 1987.
8.) Excerpt of English Major's Newsletter
Spring 1987 Vol. 5, No. 2 page 26.
9.) "Women's Workshop Tackles Fear of Math
and Science" Career Directions p. 6.
10.) "Opposing Feminists Argue Abortion Issue
Before 'Civil' Crowd by Lavern McDonald.
11.) Editorial "Abortion Debate: Sensitive
Issue, Good Discussion"
12.)"Women Teach Male Dominated Industry A
Constructive Lesson" by Christopher Atwell March 11-17, 1987. The City
Sun.
13.) "Focus on Immigration: The Problems of
Assimilation For Women and Caribbean Natives" from Faculty/Staff Notes
Feb 24, 1987.
14.)"Women's Health Program Addresses Eating
Disorders" by Lavern McDonald.
15.)Brooklyn College Graduate Newsletter Volume
VI, Number 2 April 1987.
16.)"Organizing the Movement: First in a Series
Marking Women's History Month" by Robin Epstein Brooklyn College 2896A.
17.) "NASA Shuttle Astronaut to Open Brooklyn
College Conference Promoting math and Science Careers for Female High School
Students" Brooklyn College Faculty/Staff Notes 3/10/87.
18.) "NASA Shuttle Astronaut Open Brooklyn
College Conference" Health and Science News March 19, 1987.
19.) "Career Choices for Women Will Be Explored"
Daily News 3/26/87.
20.)Lectures for Women March 19, 1987
21.)"Science, Math Studies Open Opportunities
for Women" by Beth Jackenduff
22.)"Astronaut Sees Bright Future For Women
In Science Linda Godwin Adresses Brooklyn College Conference" April 3,
1987 Starrett Sun.
23.)"Conference Promotes Non-Traditional Careers
for Female Students" Facets May 1987.
Folder 11
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center: 1987-1988
1.) Includes Women's Center Fall Calendar
1987.
2.)Women Focus-A publication of the Brooklyn
College Women's Center Vol I, No. 2 Fall 1987. 3.)"Going Out Guide-In
a Feminist Light" The New York Times Wednesday September 30, 1987.
4.) "Sex Roles for Men: the Evolving Revolution
The Changing Male Image: Alternative Sex Roles for Men" by Harold Grey
Brooklyn College Magazine September 1987 Vol. III No.3.
5.) "Computer Literacy for Women to be Addressed
this Fall by the Women's Center" from Brooklyn College Faculty/Staff Notes
10/6/87.
6.)"Women's Center Holds Conference on Computers"
Kingsman Vol. LXV-NO5 October 9, 1987 by Marilyn Fraser.
7.) "Exhibition on Women in Business Launches
Program for Women in the Sciences" Notes Brooklyn College Faculty/Staff
Vol. 5, No. 6 November 17, 1987.
8.) "Point After Big Plus For Females If A
Woman's Smart, Chances Are She Likes Sports" by J.E. Vader Sports Illustrated
November 23, 1987.
9.)Women's Center Spring Calendar 1988
10.) "Women's Action Group Discusses Sexism
on Campus" by Tami Sheheri Kingsman Vol. LXVII No.13 April 28, 1988.
11.)"Women's History Month Celebrated" Library
Journal May 1, 1988.
Folder 12
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center: September
1988-June 1989
1988-1989
Includes flyers and announcements. 1.) Women's
Center Fall Calendar 1988. 2.) Women's Center Spring Calendar 1989
3.) "Pro-Choicers Speak-Out" by Tami Sheheri Kingsman Vol. LXIX No. 5 February
27, 1989. 4.) "Aborting the Issue" by Brian Feinblum Brooklyn College Exclesior.
5.) "Students Petition For Pro-Choice" by Brian Feinblum. 6.) Women's Center
7.)"Latina Women: Forming an Agenda for the 1990's" BC Notes March 28,
1989 Vol. 6, No. 13. 8.)"Women Are Human Too..Women's Action Group Organized
On Campus" by Irene Kaplan.
Box 16, folders 1-3
Folder 1
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center: September
1989-June 1990
1989-1990
Contains flyers, announcements and articles:
1.) Women in the French Revolution" by Schlomo
Mantz October 9, 1989 Exclesior.
2.) "BT Visit's Children's Shelter and Plans
Fund Raiser" by Lauren Blansky Brooklyn College Exclesior. 3.)"Pornography:
A Women's Issue" by Joann Perou Excelsior October 9, 1989.
4.)"BC Women's Clubs Plan Protest of Scalia
Visit Upset Over Justice's Vote in Abortion Ruling" by Glenn Thrush Kingsman
October 9, 1989.
5.)"Pro-Choicers Flunk Scalia at Brooklyn
College" by Jared McAllister Daily News 1989.
6.)"News Brief: WAM Sponsors DC Abortion March"
11/6/89 The Kingsman.
7.)"Twenty Percent of New York Co-eds Victims
of 'Date Rape'"
by Paavo Thabit The Kingsman 11/6/89 Vol.
LXX No.9.
8.) Flyer-The Wolfe Institute : "Defining
One's Life: An Indian Woman's Quest in New York City" 1989.
9.) Flyer-Latina's Organizing At Home and
Abroad.
10.)Invitation: New Horizon's Open House 1989.
11.)Women's Action Movement Update.
12.) Flyer- The Wolfe Institute "A Thing of
Beauty: The Pursuit of Art by Nineteenth Century Women" Georgeen Comerford
1989.
13.)"Eureka-We've Got It!" Explanation of
the Eureka Program.
14.)"On Campus With Women Association of American
Colleges A Publication of the Project on the Status and Education
of Women." Spring 1989 Isssue.
15.)"W.A.M. goes to Albany" by Tammy Eisenberg
and "Child Care Center Open's It's Doors" by Tammy Eisenberg 1/29/90.
16.) Flyer-The Wolfe Institute Rainbow Body
Poetry A Series of Spring 1990 Readings introduced by Allen Ginsberg and
Regine LaTortue.
17.)"W.A.M. tackles sexual harassment" by
Tammy Eisenberg 2/5/90.
18.)Poster for presentation of Sexual Harassment
on Campus by Janet Cyril 1990
19.)Poster for Self-Defense Techniques 1990
20.)Poster-Poetry Reading with Mildred Keel-Williams
and Linda Cousins.
21.)"Sexual Harassment: It Can Happen to You"
by Tammy Eisenberg 2/20/90.
22.)"Students Confront Sexual Harassment on
Campus" by Tammy Eisenberg Brooklyn College Excelsior Brooklyn College's
Official Student Newspaper Volume 4, Number 4 February 20, 1990.
23.)"Looking for a Better Way of Life…" by
Liz Lamarre Brooklyn College Excelsior 2/20/90.
24.)"BC Women Learn Self-Defense" by Mary
Lenz Brooklyn College Excelsior 2/26/90.
25.)"Women Fight Sexual Harassment" by Paavo
Khalil Thabit.
26.)Poster-Poetry Reading by Carolyn Beard
Whitlow 1990.
27.)"Sexual Harassment Not Unknown Here" by
Karina Nielsen and Toni Genovese.
28.)Editorial: "The Importance of Women's
History Month" Brooklyn College Excelsior 3/5/90 29.)Poster-"What is Feminine?"
Film and discussion
30.)Poster-general meeting of Women's Center
AWIS (Association of Women in Science)
31.)"What's Happening During Women's History
Month" by Christine Godkin Exclesior 3/12/90
32.) Poster-lecture: "Does Reson Have A Gender?"
Delivered by Anne Fergusion, 1990
33.)"Empowerment and Leadership": A Conference
for CUNY Women Students at Hunter College 1990 34.)"Women Demand Rights"
by Tom Gunn The Kingsman 4/2/90 and "CUNY Women's Conference Held" by Anne
Olsen Exclesior 4/2/90
35.)Poster-"An Evening of Gay and Lesbian
Poetry" 1990
36.)Poster for AWIS-Women in the Sciences-A
Chance for Students to Meet with Female Faculty
37.)The Wolfe Institute-Women's History Month
flyer includes "Does Reason Have a Gender ? Women and the Body in the Age
of Epidemics"/"Women and Welfare: Regulating Women's Lives"
38.)Auto Mechanics Workshop 39.)Women's History
Month Calendar March 1990
Folder 2
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center: Fall
1990/Spring 1991 Scrapbook 1990-1991
1.)Flyer-Workshop and demonstration on Safety
and Self-Defense.
2.)Flyer-General Meeting AWIS.
3.)Flyer-New Horizon's-Open House and Workshop
on Women and Work Problems.
4.)Article-"Abortion Talk a No-Go" by Megan
Fister Brooklyn College Excelsior Volume 5 Number 4 10/8/90.
5.)Flyer: slide show and lecture on the History
of Asian Women in America.
6.)The Wolfe Institute: "My Jewish Face" Melanie
Kay/Kantowitz.
7.)"Gay People and the Law" with guest speaker
Carol Buell, attorney and co-chair person of Lambda Legal Defense.
8.)The Wolfe Institute-"Gender/Power/Text"
9.)Memo: re: Study Group on New Directions
in Feminist Theory 1991.
10.)Support Group for Adult Female Rape Survivors
Needing Help With the Difficult Healing Process? Sponsored by B.W.A.R.E.
Brooklyn Women's Anti-Rape Exchange.
11.)The Wolfe Institute-"The Feminization
of Poverty: Only In America?"
12.)Stations Collective Poetry, Dance, Music.
13.)Flyer-Women in Sports 1991.
14.)Notice-New Directions in Feminist Theory
Study Group" 1991.
15.)The Wolfe Institute-Women's History Month
"Women and German Unification, Symposium, Families in Transition" 1991.
16.)Campus Calendar of Events, Excelsior March
11, 1991.
17.)AWIS presents "On Becoming A Scientist"
March 1991.
18.)The Wolfe Institute "Sex and Power Liberty".
19.)The Wolfe Institute: "Figuring the Feminine:
Freud's Dora and Three Renaissance Madonna's"
Folder 3
Group III, Series 15: Women's Center: September
1991-June 1992 1991-1992
1.)Women's Action Movement Presents a Forum
on Pornography-slides and discussion.
2.)Sexual Harassment Speak-Out.
3.)The Wolfe Institute Fall Calendar 1991.
4.)The Women's Center Fall Calendar 1991.
5.)"WAM Holds Porn Forum" by Barry King
6.)"Center Helps" by John Vazanna re: Women's
Center Kingsman Vol. LXIX No. 11 November 11, 1991. 7.)The Wolfe Institute-Bi-Monthly
Calendar of Events.
8.)BC Student Receives Rhodes Scholarship
by Brenda Bentt-Peters. Brooklyn College Excelsior Vol. 7, Number 15 December
16, 1991.
9.)Brooklyn College Notes Vol.9, No.4 December
18, 1991.
10.)Wolfe Institute March 1992 Calendar of
Events.
11.)"On The Rhodes at BC: BC Student Receives
Rhodes Scholarship" by Mark Daly and Karyn Rodus Kingsman LXIX Number 15
December 16, 1991.
12.)Women's Center Spring Calendar 1992.
13.)"Abortion Rights" by Shari J. Gropack.
14.)Invitation to Women's History Month Celebration
"History in the Making-Future Leadership" 15.)"Women Leaders of Brooklyn
College 'We Should Have The Right of Choice'" by Monique Darrisaw Kingsman.
16.)"BC in DC Washington's March For Choice-Over
150 BC Students Rally for Pro-Choice" Kingsman Volume LXXV Number 11 April
13, 1992.
17.)"The Importance of Women's Studies" by
JoAnn Liguori Brooklyn College Excelsior 3/92.
18.)"WAM Speaks Out" by Sandra E. Kirton.Kingsman
March 9, 1992.
19.)"BC Students March Join Thousands of Other
Groups in Their Protest" by Jo Ann Liguori and Nicole Lumpress Brooklyn
College Excelsior.
Box 16, folder 4
Folder 4
Group III, Series 16: Project Chance
1974-1978
Project description; correspondence; minutes
of meetings; names and addresses of members, reference letters of participants;
budget and purpose of Project Chance, staff responsibilities and annual
pay.
Series 17: Small College Programs
and Projects
Box 16, folders 5-15
Folder 5
Group III, Series 17: Project Second Start
1971-1973
Volunteer list names and addresses, correspondence,
results and changes from Project Second Start, interview questions for
people involved with program interim report.
Folder 6
Group III Series 17: Women's Studies Club:
Student Government Forms 1975
Brooklyn College Student Government C.L.A.S.
Chartering Procedures and Brooklyn College CIAS-Student Government Petition
for Charter and student Activities Organization Information Form for Women's
Club; Other Brooklyn College C.L.A.S. Student Government Forms (1975);
Brooklyn College Student Government Model Constitution; C.L.A.S. Student
Government-Student Activities Organization Information Form for the Women's
Studies Club (1975).
Folder 7
Group III, Series 17: WSP Activities: 1980-1981
Contains "What's Happening Women's Studies
Wise Mid-March to Mid-May 1980" and "Women's Studies Program's Activities
1980-1981" 1981
Folder 8
Group III, Series 17: Small College Program:
Memo’s to and from
1981
Memo’s to and from Small College Program
1981
Correspondence re: how the program fit into
and is related to Small College Program
Folder 9
Group III, Series 17: Women’s Studies Project:
Women’s History Month Program 1982
sign in book 1982 (names and addresses), memos
relating to the program, day to day activities, calendar of events for
March 1982, and samples of flyers; contains flyer for Through The Camera’s
Eye: Fifty Years of Women at Brooklyn College at Brooklyn Union Gas Company-photography
exhibition
Folder 10
Group III, Series 17: Women's Studies Program:
Development and Committees: 1984-85
Office of Grants Vol. 7 no. 10 June, 1984.
Corresp. Re: "Sexual Orientation" in the Equal Opportunity" Statement published
in Brooklyn College Bulletin (1985); re: International Women's Day "Women
and Work: Realities and Myths"; Spring 1984 Calendar; syllabus History
of Modern Britain: 1780 to the Present Professor B. Anderson; League of
Professional Theatre Women Directors and Designers Report on Sex Discrimination
in the Theatre; Rutgers The Institute for Research on Women Lecture invitation;
career focus for Women's Studies Graduates (1985); Office of Grants and
Research Vol. 8, no. 8 April 1985; earlier career orientation letter (1985);
Sarah Lawrence College -Women's Studies Programs Spring 1985; Brooklyn
College Faculty/Staff Jan29-Feb. 6. Calendar; CHP-Center for Health Promotion
Conference presented in honor of the Tenth Anniversary the Brooklyn College
Department of Health Science (1985); The Humanities Institute-Indian Culture
Series, IV Jewish Contributions to Italian Culture (1985)-flyer; The Humanities
Institute-The Hospitallers of Rhodes and the Turks: 1306-1421 Dr. Anthony
T., Luttrell (1985); The Humanities Institute: Nuclear War Special Effects,
II Abolition of War Saul H. Mendlovitz (1985); invitation to photographic
exhibition "A Vanished World" by Roman Vishniac and Lecture-Performance:
"Klezmer Music Between the World Wars"; Faculty Council Meeting Minutes
of March 19, 1985 ("BC will encourage the development of new, non-traditional
degree programs"); Women's Educational Equity Dept. of Education; corresp.
Re: Kankabati Dati (1985); invitation to Rutgers: Institute for Research
on Women "Women: Different but Equal?" A Lecture by Alison M. Jaggar; pamphlet
for Rutgers Career Focus for Women's Studies Graduates April 24, 1985;
Office of Grants and Research at Brooklyn College vol. 8, no. 1; Afro-American
Women: A Selected Bibliography from the Medgar Evars College Center for
Women's Development; Memorandum re: Fall 1985 Parameters and the Future
of the Women's Studies Program; corresp. Re: Changes in College Personnel
(1985); statement of support for the WSP sent out to attain signatures
of support (1985); Women's Studies Program pamphlet; New York City Technical
College-Correspondence and pamphlet -Access for Women A Center to Promote
Women in Non-Traditional Technical Education and Employment and Expanding
Options for Teen Mothers as well as an explanation of the program; Steering
Committee Meeting Agenda May 9, 1985; List of publications by professors
re: women; corresp. Re: Melani et al v. BHE; memo re; deadlines; memo re:
Equal Employment Opportunity Program Statement of Policy (1984); Letter
from Bonnie Anderson to Kingsman re: an announcement on her door of a lecture
on Margaret Sanger and Emma Goldman was burned off her door (1984); Advisory
Board Minutes October 23, 1984; Women's Studies Intro Classes Fall 198?;
Enrollment Figures for Fall 1984; Spring 1985 Class Registration Tallies
for Women's Studies; Comparative Enrollment Figures: 1974-1984; letter
of invitation to Congresswoman Geraldine Ferraro (1984); Faculty Council
- Officers membership Committees 1982-1983; a few various pieces of correspondence;
counseling servies; Women's Studies at Brooklyn College: Scholarship and
Creative Arts A Conference Celebrating the First Decade of the Women's
Studies Program-December 5, 1984; Spring 1985 Schedule of Classes; Interdisciplinary
Concentration in Women's Studies Spring 1985; letter of recommendation
for Mr. Gregory Kuhlman;
Folder 11
Group III, Series 17: Friends of Women's Studies
1985
Member list dated 11/18/85 374LI pages 1-7
Folder 12
Group III, Series 17: Woman Focus
1989
Contains Women of Color in Science by Pearl
Joseph, December 1989; "The Mother in Traditional Balladry" by Carole Rose
Livingston; article 1-re: Women's Studies Programs; article re: Male Supremeatist
Mistelling of History Concerning re: core curriculum at Brooklyn College;
"The Reception" by Jeanne Ferg September 1989; "A Few Haiku in Rensaku"
by Ase Idland.
Folder 13
Group III, Series 17: College Child Care Advisory
Committee - Child Care Questionnaire: Fall 1991
Label indicates 'from Trudy Katzer's class:
Questionnaire indicates that survey was meant to assess the students needs
for childcare.
Folder 14
Group III, Series 17: Association for Women
in Science
1991-1993
AWIS-Association for Women in Science) flyers;
Brooklyn College AWIS List of Activities for the 1991-1992 Academic Year
Submitted by Susan Lashley, President; AWIS Sloan Mentoring Project Expense
Report 1991-1992; fax to Brooklyn College Career Services from Women's
Center re: Sloan Mentoring Grant; correspondence: re: internships for students;
proposal for 1992/1993 Sloan Mentoring Grant at Brooklyn College.
Folder 15
Group III, Series 17: Miscellaneous
1976-1982
College Relations Interview; songs by Barbara
Ann Teer 1976; International Sociological Association Research Committee
on Sex Roles in Society (1977); Annual Report NYC Commission on the Status
of Women 1982-1983; The John Dewey High School Women's Studies Institute
Dr. Michael Costelloe, Principal.
Series 18: Conferences, Workshops and Special Events
Box 17, folders 1-15
Folder 1
Group III, Series 18: Conferences and Workshop
Events
1943-1981
Contains draft of activities of Brooklyn College-information
known re: photographs in exhibition "Through The Camera's Eye: Fifty Years
of Women at Brooklyn College" 4/6/81 captions of photographs; brochure
for Brooklyn College (April 1974); News Release: "Brooklyn College: 44
Years Young and Still Growing"-May 15, 1974; correspondence sent to college
counselors forming the new Women's Studies Program known, April 29, 1975;
WSP administrative staff 1975-1976; letter to Faculty Press re: publicity
brochure printed in 1975 requesting negatives; flyer for Jewish Women;
corresp re: WSP brochure (1975); article "Open Admissions 25 Years Later"
Daily News June 4, 1995; Brooklyn College pamphlet for the Farm Labor Project-Morrisville,
New York; captions of photographs for exhibit "Through the Camera's Eye:
Fifty Years of Women at Brooklyn College"
Folder 2
Group III, Series 18: Conferences and Workshop
Events 1949-1990
Women's Athletic Association-Modern Dance
Club (1949); Cadet Press Release (1956) re: Angel Flight; Press Listing
for Mass Media coverage; Participants of NY/NWSA Conference (1977); press
release for photo exhibit to portray fifty years of women at Brooklyn College;
press release re: symposium "The University: Frontier or Backwater for
Women" and flyer (1977); pamphlet "The Study of Women-An Innovative Program
at Brooklyn College"; Brooklyn College Faculty/Staff Bulletin Volume 2,
Number 13 (March 12, 1971); Brooklyn College Faculty/Staff bulletin Volume
2, Number 14 (March 26, 1971); Brooklyn College Faculty /Staff Bulletin
Volume 2, Number 15 (April 12, 1971); article-"Yesterday's Newsreels Were
Nothing Like This-Newsday-Friday April 9, 1971 by Penelope McMullan; Brooklyn
College Faculty/Staff Bulletin Vol. 2, Number 16 (April 23, 1971); advertisement
for WSP classes in Kingsman - December 14, 1973 and page 17 advertisement
"Sisterhood is Blooming, Spring Time Will Never Be The Same"; xerox of
a Kingsman full page advertisement 197-; WNEW commercial taped by Frederica
Wachsberger on July 10, 1975; article "Women's Studies Survives the 70's"
compiled by Rena Grasso Patterson and Mary Sue Henifin Woman News September
1980; list of lectures delivered by Pamella Farley; information and articles
re: Mary Scott's documentary "Chief Wilma Mankiller"; The Wolfe Institute
presents "Gender/Power/Text" Fall 1990 at which Pamella Farley spoke.
Folder 3
Group III, Series 18: Conferences and Special
Events
1973-1975
Conferences, clippings, articles, pamphlets,
photos and correspondence pertaining to Women’s issues and events involving
BC and women social/political issues
Folder 4
Group III, Series 18: Conference Thank-You
Notes 1975 Women’s Studies 1975
Correspondence re East Coast Regional Conference
on “Strategies for Survival” at Brooklyn College, 1975
Folder 5
Group III, Series 18: Women’s Studies Conference
December 5-7, 1975
Budget for ECR Conference and list of faculty
and student volunteers
Folder 6
Group III, Series 18: Minutes of Meetings
of Women’s Studies Conference 1975
Memos and minutes of meeting during 1975 pertaining
to Fall 1975 semester.
Folder 7
Group III, Series 18: Women’s Studies Regional
Conference: Budget 1975-1976
Bills, estimates of conference costs
Folder 8
Group III, Series 18: Center in Diversity
of Multi-Cultural Studies Council 1975-1977
Women’s Studies Conferences on other Campuses
and at Brooklyn College
Women’s Studies in Indiana, Cleveland Ohio,
San Jose State University, Cincinnati University, University of Delaware,
Barnard College, Amherst College, Cornell Unversity; Washington D.C. Registration
fee, Conference theme, Chicago Conference for a Relevant Social Science,
University of New Mexico position in women’s studies grant available through
Andrew Mellon Foundation. Also included are examples of poems.
Folder 9
Group III, Series 18: “Deadly Nightshade”
contract
1975-1978
Conference correspondence for events which
involved Deadly Nightshade a drama group
Folder 10
Group III, Series 18: Conferences and Workshop
Events 1975-1994
Posters and flyers-Flyer for the benefit brunch
for Joanne Little who defended herself against rape (1975); flyer for Lori
Holland Singer; protest of CUNY against the administration of President
Robert Marshak (1976); two poster's for San Francisco Newsreel presents
the "Woman's Film" with a list of films; Financial Equity for Women presented
by the Women's Studies Program, the Woman's Center, the NYPIRG; flyer-the
Humanities Institute of Brooklyn College in cooperation with The Women's
Center and Women's Studies Program presents "In Celebration of Women's
History Month Quilting High Art? Low Art? Woman's Art? (1998); The Wolfe
Institute presents "The Widening Influence of Feminist Thought-A Celebration
of International Women's Day and the Tenth Anniversary of the Brooklyn
College Women's Center and the Women's Studies Program - A Teach-In and
Film (1984); A Celebration of International Women's Day-Women and Work:
Realities and Myths (1985);The Humanities Institute presents a series in
celebration of Women's History Month (1985); The Humanities Institute presents
Women's Film Festival (1983); fold-out pamphlet The Study of Women-An Innovative
Program at Brooklyn College; Black Women Reading Creative Work, poster
Stop!; WSP Student Club; Through the Camera's Eye: Fifty Year's of Women
at Brooklyn College (1981); International Women's Day (1982); Women's Studies
Spring Open House (1982); The Humanities Institute-"Islam: Past and Present
Series, III "Women in Muslim Societies: Is Feminism Possible?", The Humanities
Institute A Symposium in Celebration of International Women's Day-The New
Immigrant Woman (1987); The Humanities Institute presents Italian American
Women Writers (1985); The Humanities Institute-Women and Peace (1987);
CWC (CUNY Women's Coalition) re: lawsuits against CUNY re: bias in employment
-contains background information (1973); The Humanities Institute presents
Latina Women-Validating Our Reality/Working For Change (1989); The Wolfe
Institute presents Defining One's Life: An Indian Woman's Quest in New
York City November 8, 1989; The Wolfe Institute presents Women's History
Month (1991); The University: Frontier or Backwater for Women? A
Symposium and Open Discussion sponsored by the New York State Women's Studies
Association; Women's Week Workshops; Celebrate Women's Week (1986); flyer-The
Personal Counseling Center at Brooklyn College is offering a group for
women who experienced sexual abuse as children or young adults.
Folder 11
Group III, Series 18: Conferences and Workshop
Events 1977-1983
Posters and flyers-The majority of the folder
is composed of events sponsored by the Women’s Studies Program; includes
the following: flyer for WSP and Career Services workshop (includes questions);
on a hard mat is The Brooklyn Dance Theatre; flyer for student film society:
Women’s Center Multicultural Action Committee; The Humanities Institute
–Women Film Festival 1983; Metropolitan Medical Anthropology Association
presents “Female Genital Operations...Research and Policy Issues” (poster);
Toward Tomorrow Fair (University of Massachusetts) 1977; National Women’s
Studies Association Films 1980; Flyer-for “The University: Frontier or
Backwater for Women? A Symposium and Open Discussion sponsored by the New
York State Women’s Studies Association on the Mission of Scholarship: The
Challenge of Feminism; flyer for WSP presentation of “Alive” – Jazz Workshop;
WSP-Spring Open House 1982; flyer – Focus on Women; speakers fees for the
following lectures in 1980 ‘Styles of Being Lesbian in Paris, 1890-1945’;
‘Lesbian Sexual Imagery in the Fine Arts’, flyer for Second Annual New
York Women’s Studies Day – Women Respond to Racism; flyer for Lesbian/Gay
Veteran’s Day-Coming Out in World War II sponsored by the Lesbian and Gay
History Project of New York; Nineteenth Century Women Writers International
Conference Nov. 1980 (Hofstra University); flyer for the Co Respondents
present “Here She Comes” (a theater troupe from Washington State)
Folder 12
Group III, Series 18: Barnard Conference Spring
1979
1979
Contains resolutions that were passed at the
last session of the Barnard College Conference on Special Programs for
Women in Higher Education March 16, 1979
Folder 13
Group III, Series 18: 1980 CUNY Political
Science Conference 1980
An invitation for the Women’s Studies Program
Faculty, from Joel Kassiola, to participate in the 1980 CUNY Political
Science Conference
Folder 14
Group III, Series 18: “Women In Muslim Societies:
Is Feminism Possible?” 1983
Selected bibliography, dramatic works performed
during conference week, variety of conferences and activities pertaining
to women in Muslim societies
Folder 15
Group III, Series 18: Women’s Studies Advisory
Council/Conference 1983-1985
Registration form for CUNY Feminist Network
Conference November 12, flyer about the Conference, names and addresses
of teachers of Women’s Studies Program at CUNY.
Box 18, Folders 1-3
Folder 1
Subgroup III, Series 18: Conference and Workshop
Events 1985-1997
Composed of information regarding events,
sponsored by institutions and organizations other than the Brooklyn College
Women’s Studies Program, concerning women’s and related political and social
issues.
Folder 2
Subgroup III, Series 18: Latina Women's Conference:
Validating Our Reality 1989
This conference is the first of it’s kind
to be held in New York City, bring together distinguished female academics
and community leaders for an agenda for the 1990's. corresp. Re:
Puerto Rican Studies Committee meeting; "Conference Focuses on Latina Women"
by Lavern McDonald Starrett Sun April 14, 1989; mailing list for Latina
Conference (1989); travel cost; Fipse Support; evaluation form; reservation
sheet of participants; panel members 3/31/89; mailing list; Humanities
Institute flyer; letter to conference coordinator re: videotaping; press
release-"Jane Velez-Mitchell, Channel 2 Anchor to Speak at Brooklyn College
on Latina Women"; correspondence of conference coordinator Vicky Munix
re: program of conference; contributors to Renaissance Conference;
press release "Brooklyn College's New Eureka! Program Stresses the Benefits
of Mathematics Training and Athletic Competition for Young Women"; biography
of Algracia Ortiz, Dr. Ortiz, Margarite Fernandez Olmos, Mildred Colon,
Vicky Muniz; Jane Velez-Mitchell; curriculum vitae for Iliana Rodriguez-Garcia;
conference agenda; Medgar Evers College Announcement of the appt of Berta
Ines Perea Diaz; corresp. Re: Project on the Changing World of Hispanic-American
Women; corresp re: coordinating committee to plan a Spring 1989 conference
on the Hispanic Women in New York City.
Folder 3
Group III, Series 18: Correspondence Fall
1990
“A conference co-sponsored by the Junior year
at Douglass Program in Women’s Studies and the Office of Career development
and placement Services” agenda for the day. Women and careers April
10, 1978 held at State Union Building-schedule for the day; Invitation
to attend our All-team Conference (flyer) Sept. 15 & 17, 1977.
Flyers- Women in Business and Public Service, April 22, 1978. Letter
from would be participant about slide program.
Series 19: Special Events - International Year of the Woman
Box 18, folders 4-13
Folder 4
Group III, Series 19: UN Proposal-International
Women’s Year 1975-1976
Correspondence pertaining to events and activities
at CUNY/BC during the Year of the Women 1975
Folder 5
Group III, Series 19: International
Women’s Year 1975/1976
Proposed legislation regarding international
year of women as designated by the United Nations
Folder 6
Group III, Series 19: Returning Women and
Events Nov.
1989-1990
Memos and letters communicating a network
of support for women returning to school along with events to facilitate
networking and support at Brooklyn College
Folder 7
Group III, Series 19: Student Liberation Action
Movement
1997
Promotional leaflets and organized events
to raise awareness of the group and to attract new members based on variety
of social/political interests
Folder 8
Group III, Series 19: Tenth Anniversary
1984
Publications/miscellaneous information re
10th Anniversary of Women’s Studies Program at Brooklyn Coll.
Folder 9
Group III, Series 19: NYS Women's Studies
Association South East Region and 1st Annual Women’s Studies Day
1980
NYWSA-New York Women’s Studies Association:
overview of events of November 2 plus misc. mailings
Folder 10
Group III, Series 19: Brown Bag Seminar
1983-1985
Brown bag events given periodically pertaining
to Feminist issues.
Folder 11
Group III, Series 19: Anti-Bigotry Teach-Ins
1990
Correspondence pertaining to planning teach-in
along with actual event information for May 9-10, 1990
Folder 12
Group III, Series 19: Fifty Years of Women
at Brooklyn College 1981
Pamphlets in varying stages of completion
pertaining to Fifty Years of Women events at Brooklyn College May 4-9,
1981; contains photograph from cover page “Through The Camera’s Eye: Fifty
Years of Women at Brooklyn College”
Folder 13
Group III, Series 19: Women’s History
Month: Women on the Western Frontier 1983
Miscellaneous info regarding Women’s Month
March 1983 and BC events pertaining to “Women on the Western Frontier”
Box 19, folders 1-3
Folder 1
Group III, Series 19: Women’s History Month
March 1984
Variety of events centered around events promoted
at Brooklyn College in March 1984
Folder 2
Group III, Series 19: Women’s History Month
1984-1985
Correspondence on biographies of speakers
at events during Women’s month. Tentative itinerary for March 1985
events in varying stages of completion plus completed version.
Folder 3
Group III, Series 19: AM-Speech for the Year
2000
1992
Given during December 1992 pertaining to goals
for the college for the year 2000
Sub-Group IV - Publications and Newsletters
Series 20: Publications and Newsletters
Box 19, folders 4-27
Folder 4
Group IV, Series 20: AARP Win (Women’s Initiative
Network) 1996-1997
Contains volume 8, number 1, Spring 1997 and
Volume 7, Number 2, Fall 1996
Folder 5
Group IV, Series 20: Advisory Council on Women’s
Educational Programs – Annual Reports 1975-1976
Contains annual reports for 1975 and 1976
Folder 6
Group IV, Series 20: Affirmative Action Register
1997-1998
Contains Volume L, February 1998; Volume LI,
March 1998; Volume LI, June 1998; Volume LI, May 1998; Volume LI, April
1998; Volume L, January 1998; Volume L, September 1997; Volume L, October
1997; Volume XLIX, July 1997; Volume XLIX, May 1997; Volume XLIX, June
1997; Volume LII, September 1998; Volume LII, October 1998; Volume LII,
December 1998
Folder 7
Group IV, Series 20: Al-Raida
1996
Contains one issue of Al-Raida magazine: Volume
XIII, Nos. 74+75, Summer/Fall, 1996 The Pioneer
Folder 8
Group IV, Series 20: Alphadelphian 1998
Contains one issue: Fall 1998, Volume II,
Issue 1
Folder 9
Group IV, Series 20: American Menopause Foundation/Vol
3, Number 1, Summer 1997
Folder 10
Group IV, Series 20: Boston Area Rape Crisis
Center undated
Folder 11
Group IV, Series 20: Series by Brooklyn College
Institute in Women’s Studies for Secondary School Faculty
Contains Women’s Studies Educational Resources
by Carol Cilento; The Theme of Freedom and Women in American Literature
by Carole E. Gregory
Folder 12
Group IV, Series 20: Center for Advanced Feminist
Studies 1997
Contains two newsletters: Volume XIV, No.
111, Spring 1997 and Volume XIV, No. II, Winter 1997
Folder 13
Group IV, Series 20: Center for Anti-Violence
Education 1997-1998
Contains Volume 8 Number 2, Fall 1998 and
Volume 7 number 2, Spring 1997
Folder 14
Group IV, Series 20: Center for Gender Studies
1999
Volume III number 2, Winter 1999
Folder 15
Group IV, Series 20: Center for the Study
of Women and Society-CUNY 1983
Contains Volume IV No. 3, January-February
1983
Folder 16
Group IV, Series 20: Center for Women’s Studies
– Wichita State University 1997-1999
Contains Spring 1997; Winter/Spring 1999;
Spring 1997
Folder 17
Group IV, Series 20: Centerline –University
of Cincinnati 1997-1998
Contains Volume 9, No.3 Spring 1997; Volume
II, No. 1 Fall 1998
Folder 18
Group IV, Series 20: Center News-Barnard College
1995-1999
Contains Vol. V, no. 1, Spring 1997;
Vol. VI, Number 1, Fall 1997; Vol. VII, Number 1, Spring 1999;
Vol. V, Number 1, Spring 1997; Vol. VII, Number 2, Spring 1998;
Vol. IV, Number 1, Fall 1995; Vol. VII, Number 2, Spring 1998;
Vol. VIII, Number 1, Fall 1998
Folder 19
Group IV, Series 20: Center News – University
of Memphis
Contains Volume 15, Number 2 Spring 1997
Folder 20
Group IV, Series 20: The Center Post-An Occassional
Journal of Rowe Camp and Conference Center 1995
Volume 7, Number 2 Fall 1995
Folder 21
Group IV, Series 20: The Committee for Gender
Research- University of Michigan 1982
Contains Fall 1982, No.2
Folder 22
Group IV, Series 20: Community Policy Exchange
1997
Contains Nov./Dec. 1997 Phase V, #17 Domestic
Violence
Folder 23
Group IV, Series 20: Curbstone Ink 1998
Fall 1998
Folder 24
Group IV, Series 20: The Dreamer 1997
Issue #15/Volume #11 April, 1997
Folder 25
Group IV, Series 20: Emotional First-Aid
undated
Folder 26
Group IV, Series 20: Facts and Myths about
Rape undated
Folder 27
Group IV, Series 20: Federal Inter-Agency
Forum on Child and Family Statistics 1998
Contains one book
Box 20
Folder 1
Group IV, Series 20: Female Studies 1969-1972;
No’s I-IV-Women’s Studies Syllabi and Reading List
Contains Female Studies: no.1 by Sheila Tobias
a collection of college syllabi and reading lists; Female Studies III prepared
by the Commission on the Status of Women of the Modern Language Association
Editors: Florence Howe and Carol Ahlum December 1971; Female Studies No.
2 by Florence Howe; Female Studies VI Closer to the Ground Women’s classes,
Criticism, Programs-1972 Editors: Nancy Hoffman, Cynthia Secor, Adrian
Finsley prepared for the Commission on the status of Women of the Modern
Language Association
Folder 2
Group IV, Series 20: Feminist Directories/CUNY
& State /other organizations undated
Folder 3
Group IV,Series 20: Feminist in Science &
Technology Newsletter /Aug 1989, Vol 2, #4
Folder 4
Group IV, Series 20: The Fight for Reproductive
Freedom 1996-1997
Contains newsletters: Volume XI, no. ½,
Fall/Winter 1996; Volume XI No. 3, Spring 1997
Folder 5
Group IV, Series 20: Forum-University of Cincinnati
1983
Contains Volume 8, No. 2 Winter 1983; Volume
9, No. 2 Winter 1983; Volume 9, No. 3 Spring 1983
Folder 6
Group IV, Series 20: Full Voice / undated
Issue two-The Body and Political Expression
Folder 7
Group IV, Series 20: GASAT 1997
Contains Volume 4, Issues 1+2 April 1997;
Volume 5, Issue 1+2 October 1997
Folder 8
Group IV, Series 20: GLCA (Great Lakes College)
Women’s Studies Newsletter 1982-83
Contains April 1982; February 1984; February
1983
Folder 9
Group IV, Series 20: Her Own Words 1995
Volume 8, Number 2 Spring 1995
Folder 10
Group IV, Series 20: Higher Education &
National Affairs 1997-1998
Vol. 46, Number 10 – May 19, 1997; Vol.
46, Number 9-May 5, 1997;
Vol. 46, Number 7-April 7, 1997; Vol.
46, Number 6-March 24, 1997;
Vol. 46, Number 15-August 11, 1997;
Vol. 46, Number 14-July 28, 1997;
Vol. 46, Number 13-July 14, 1997; Vol.
46, Number 12- June 23, 1997;
Vol. 47, Number 17- September 28, 1998;
Vol. 47, Number 18- October 12, 1998;
Folder 11
Group IV, Series 20: Homepage: The Newsletter
of Park Slope Safe Homes Project 1998
Vol. 1, Number 2-Spring 1998; Vol. 1, Number
3-Fall 1998
Folder 12
Group IV, Series 20: Institute for Research
on Women-Rutger’s University
Contains Spring 1995
Folder 13
Group IV, Series 20: Jewish Women’s Resource
Center 1997-1998
Contains Fall/Winter 1998, No. 3; Fall/Winter
1997; No. 2
Folder 14
Group IV, Series 20: The Journal-Harriet Beecher
Stowe Center 1995
Spring 1995; Autumn 1995
Folder 15
Group IV, Series 20: Just Peace
1997
Fall 1997, Volume 6 Number 1
Folder 16
Group IV, Series 20: Keeping Safe
undated
Folder 17
Group IV, Series 20: The Lambda Update
1996-1997
The Newsletter of Lambda Legal Defense and
Education Fund
Vol. 14, No. 1 Winter 1997
Vol. 13, No. 3 Fall 1996
Folder 18
Group IV, Series 20: Living in the Open (Excerpt)
– Marge Piercy undated
Folder 19
Group IV, Series 20: Madre 1994-1996
1994-1996 in review
Folder 20
Group IV, Series 20: Margaret Sanger Paper’s
Project Newsletter 1997-1999
Contains Winter 1998/9 Number 20; Winter 1997/1998
Number 17; Fall 1998 Number 19
Folder 21
Group IV, Series 20: The Matrix-Humboldt State
University 1997
Contains Fall 1997 Issue #1; Spring 1997 Issue
#20; Spring 1997 Issue #19
Folder 22
Group IV, Series 20: MUM- Mother’s Underground
Magazine undated
Contains issue #17
Folder 23
Group IV, Series 20: NWS Action - National
Women’s Studies Association
Contains Fall 1997 Volume 8, Number 3; Summer
1997 Volume 8, Number 2; Summer 1998 Vol 9, No.2
Folder 24
Group IV, Series 20: National Women’s Review
1998
Vol. VI No. 1 Women’s History 1998
Folder 25
Group IV, Series 20: New Georges
Spring 1998
Folder 26
Group IV, Series 20: New’s Letter (Non-Traditional
Employment for Women) 1998
Contains Vol. 2, Issue 3 – Winter 1998
Box 21, folders 1-38
Folder 1
Group IV, Series 20: North Shore Visions-University
of Minnesota 1997-1998
Contains Vol. VI, No. 3 Apr 1997; Vol. VI,
No. 3, May 1997; Vol. No. 7, Issue Number 3, Jan – Feb 1998
Folder 2
Group IV, Series 20: NOW-NYS Reporter
Contains Winter 1998 Volume I, Issue 2
Folder 3
Group IV, Series 20: The New York State Coalition
Against Domestic Violence
1997-1998
Volume 14, Number 2, Spring 1997; Volume 15, Number 3, Fall 1998
Folder 4
Group IV, Series 20: Office for Women’s Research-University
of Hawaii Volume II, 1997
Folder 5
Group IV, Series 20: Ondo Apretada 1996
Number I, July-December 1996
Folder 6
Group IV, Series 20: O.W.L. Newletter (Older
Women’s League)
Vol. 9, No. 2 October 1997
Vol. 9, No. 401 May 1995
Vol. 15 No. 2 Spring 1995
Executive Board Minutes March 11, 1995
Folder 7
Group IV, Series 20: “Personal Safety Tips
for Women” Undated publication
Folder 8
Group IV, Series 20: Planned Parenthood
1997 annual report
Folder 9
Group IV, Series 20: Professional Women in
Construction 1997-1998
Summer/Fall 1997
Summer 1998
Folder 10
Group IV, Series 20: Project Kesher Update
1998-1999
April 29-May 2, 1999
Volume 10, Summer 1998
Folder 11
Group IV, Series 20: Project on the Status
and Education of Women undated
Folder 12
Group IV, Series 20: Rape and Sexual Assault:
Protective Measures undated
Folder 13
Group IV, Series 20: Reproductive Freedom
News
Volume VIII, Number 1 January
1999
Folder 14
Group IV, Series 20: Research Report-Wellesley
College April 1981
Folder 15
Group IV, Series 20: Resist 1996-1998
January 1998, Vol. 7 #1
November 1997, Vol. 6 #9
October 1997, Vol. 6 #8
December 1997, Vol. 6 #10
December 1996, Vol. 5 #10
November 1996, Vol. 5 #9
April 1998, Vol. 3 #3
May 1998, Vol. 4 #4
June 1997, Vol. 5 #5
May 1997, Vol. 4 #4
July/August 1997, Vol. 7 #7
September 1998, Vol. 7 #7
January 1999, Vol. 8 #1
Folder 16
Group IV, Series 20: Resources (“for Midlife
and Older Women”)
Resources September/October 1990 – Vol. 6,
No. 28
Folder 17
Group IV, Series 20: The Right of Aesthetic
Realism to Be Known 1997
Number 1250, March 19, 1997
Number 1263, June 18, 1997
Folder 18
Group IV, Series 20: Sarah Isom Center Newsletter(University
of Mississippi) 1982-1997
Number 31; Fall 1997
Number 26; Spring 1995
Number 1; Fall 1982
Number 2; Spring 1983
Folder 19
Group IV, Series 20: Seeds
No. 19; 1997
Folder 20
Group IV, Series 20: SIROW (Newsletter of
the Southwest Institute for Research on Women)
No. 13, October 1982
No. 55, November 1997
No. 53, November 1996
No. 56, March 1998
No. 54, March 1997
No. 15, February 1983
Folder 21
Group IV, Series 20: Sister Says 1997-1998
Volume 4, Number 1 Spring 1997
Volume 5, Number 1 Summer 1998
Folder 22
Group IV, Series 20: Sojourner – The Ohio
State University
Vol. 10, No. 6 February 1983
Vol. 10, No. 5 December 1983
Vol. 10, No. 9 May 19830
Folder 23
Group IV, Series 20: Some Unsaid Things
Newsletter of the Women’s Studies Program
and Women’s Center of Brooklyn College
Spring 1976 (two copies)
Folder 24
Group IV, Series 20: Women’s VU Margaret Cuninggim
Women’s Center Vanderbilt University
Volume XIX: 4 December 1996
Volume XIX: 3 November 1996
Volume XX: 9 May 1998
Volume XX: 6 February 1998
Volume XX: 1 September 1997
Volume XX: 3 November 1997
Volume XX: 5 January 1998
Volume XX: 7 March 1998
Volume XX: 2 October 1997
Volume XX: 10 June 1998
Volume XIX: 7 March 1997
Volume XIX: 6 February 1997
Volume XIX: 10 June 1997
Volume XXI: 2 October 1998
Volume XXI: 5 January 1999
Volume XXI: 6 February 1999
Volume XIX: 9 May 1997
Folder 25
Group IV, Series 20: Technos-Quarterly for
Education and Technology 1997-1998
Fall 1998 Vol. 7, No. 3
Summer 1997 Vol. 6, No. 2
Folder 26
Group IV, Series 20: Theatre Party News 1999
Winter 1999
Folder 27
Group IV, Series 20: Union Center for Women
1995-1998
Issue 5 September/October 1995
Issue 15 Winter 1997/1998
Folder 28
Group IV, Series 20: Visions – A Newsletter
of the New York Asian Women’s Center
1997 issue
Folder 29
Group IV, Series 20: Voice 1998
Volume XX, Number 1 December 1998
Folder 30
Group IV, Series 20: Water Wheel- A Quarterly
Newsletter of the Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual
Vol. II, No. 2, Summer 1998
Folder 31
Group IV, Series 20: Welfare Reform News
June 1995
Folder 32
Group IV, Series 20: Wellesley Centers fro
Women Research Report
Spring 1997 Volume 1, No. 2
Folder 33
Group IV, Series 20:Wepa News (Women in Engineering
Program and Advocates Network)
Fall 1998 Volume 7, Number 1
Fall 1997 Volume 6, Number 1
Folder 34
Group IV, Series 20: Wiepress Newsletter of
the Women in Engineering Initiative University of Washington
Spring 1997, Issue 33
Folder 35
Group IV, Series 20 WILPF’s Newsletter (Women’s
International League for Peace and Freedom) 1997
Folder 36
Group IV, Series 20: Woman-The Graduate School
and University –CUNY 1995
Folder 37
Group IV, Series 20: Woman and Word: A Monthly
Newsletter of the C.W. Post Women’s Center 1981-1982
Vol. 6: No. 5 1982
Vol. 6: No. 2 1981
Vol. 6: No. 3 1981
Folder 38
Group IV, Series 20: WomanSpace in Great Neck
1995-1997
June 1997
May 1997
April 1997
Summer 1995
December 1996
Box 22, folders 1-20
Folder 1
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women: A Journal of
Liberation 1969-1971
Fall 1969 “Inherent Nature or Cultural Conditioning?”
Winter 1970 What is Liberation? (two
copies)
Winter 1971 How We Live and With Whom
Winter 1970 Women in History A Recreation
of Our Past
Summer 1970
Folder 2
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women Focus-A Publication
of the Brooklyn College Women’s Center
1986-1991
Vol. I, No. 2 Winter 1986
Vol. I, No. I Fall 1986 (first
issue)
Vol. I, No. 2 Fall 1987
contains draft for an unspecified publication
draft for Winter 1991 Vol. 2, No. 3
Folder 3
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women on Campus (Jersey
City State College)
The Newsletter of the JCSC Women’s Center
and the Women’s Studies Program 1992
contains Spring 1992 #10
Folder 4
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women Speak-A Forum
on Women’s Issues for the Brooklyn College Community
1975
Contains Volume I
Folder 5
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Health Advocate
Newsletter 1995-1998
Contains undated newsletter – November 29,
1995 (?)
Volume 5, Number 7 September 1998
Folder 6
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Concerns Committee
Newsletter
Association of College Unions International
1998
Contains Winter 1998
Folder 7
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Issues ’95
from the NYS Assembly Task Force on Women’s Issues
1995
Folder 8
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s News and Narratives
The Newsletter of the Emory Women’s Center
1998
Volume 11, Number 9 Autumn 1998
Folder 9
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Resource Center
Newsletter
1997
Contains Volume 4, number 2 undated
Volume 3, No. 2 Fall 1997
Folder 10
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Review of
Books
Vol. XIV, Nos. 10-11 July 1997
Folder 11
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Studies (Arizona
State University) 1982-1983
Fall 1982
Spring 1983
Folder 12
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Studies in
Indiana
Contains Vol. VI, No. 9
December-January 1982
Vol. VII, No. I
August – September 1982
Vol. 9, No. 4
March 1985
Vol. VII, No. IV
April 1983
Folder 13
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Studies at
Vanderbilt
Volume VI, Number 2 Spring/Summer 1995
Vol. VIII No. 1 Fall/Winter 1996
Also contains: The Graduate School and University
Center-CUNY-A Report on the Activities of the Center for the Study of Women
and Society Fall 1996
Folder 14
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Studies Interdisciplinary
Program Newsletter
Contains Vol. III, No. 2 Winter 1982
Folder 15
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Studies News
– University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Contains Vol. 7, number 4
Vol. 8 No. 2 Winter 1982
Vol. 8 No. 3 Spring 1983
Folder 16
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Studies Program:
The University of Kansas Women’s Studies Program
1985
Contains Summer 1985
Folder 17
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Women’s Work: First
Unitarian Church 1997-1999
Contains:
Vol. XVI, No. I Winter 1997
Vol. XVII, No. 3 Winter, 1998-1999
Vol. XVI, No. 2 Spring 1997
Vol. XVII, No. 2 Spring 1998
Folder 18
Subgroup IV, Series 20: Womyn’s Words- A Publication
of Women’s Energy Bank, inc.
Volume 16, Number 17 July 1998
July 1995
May 1997 Volume 15, Number 5
July 1997 Volume 15, Number 7
March 1997 Volume 15, Number 3
October 1998 Volume 16, Number 10
November 1998 Volume 16, Number 10
January 1999 Volume 17, Number 1
January 1998 Volume 16, Number 1
March 1998 Volume 16, Number 3
February 1998 Volume 16, Number 2
November 1996 Volume 14, Number 11
December 1996 Volume 14, Number 12
June 1998 Volume 16, Number 6
August 1998 Volume 16, Number 8
April 1998 Volume 16, Number 4
May 1998 Volume 16, Number 5
Folder 19
Subgroup IV, Series 20: WoodsWomen News
Volume 15, Number 4 Fall 1996
Volume 16, Number 3 Summer 1997
Volume 16, Number 2 Spring 1997
Folder 20
Subgroup IV, Series 20: WRN News
August 22, 1997
Series 21: Programs/Women's Studies-Outside Organizations and Schools
Box 23, folder 1
Folder 1
Subgroup IV, Series 21: Programs in Women's
Studies Outside Organizations 1995-1997
This series contains official publications
describing academic programs, some of them for study abroad.
Series 22: Book Publication Catalogues / Announcements / Newsletters
Box 23, folders 2-5
Folder 2
Subgroup IV, Series 22: Book & Publication
Catalogues and Announcements 1994-1998
Composed of catalogs and announcements of
individual works, including books, films, and videos, issued by academic
and small specialty presses (women’s studies, ethnic studies, etc.) as
well as publicity issued by individual authors and others.
Folder 3
Subgroup IV, Series 22: Book & Publication
Catalogues and Announcements 1994-1998
Composed of catalogs and announcements of
individual works, including books, films, and videos, issued by academic
and small specialty presses (women’s studies, ethnic studies, etc.) as
well as publicity issued by individual authors and others.
Folder 4
Subgroup IV, Series 22: Book & Publication
Catalogues and Announcements 1994-1998
Composed of catalogs and announcements of
individual works, including books, films, and videos, issued by academic
and small specialty presses (women’s studies, ethnic studies, etc.) as
well as publicity issued by individual authors and others.
Folder 5
Subgroup IV, Series 22: Book Publication Catalogues
and Announcements: Press Photographs for Deadly Nightshade (Distributed
by RCA Records) - undated - contains 4 press photographs
Sub-Group V - Ephemeral Materials
Box 23, folders 6-8
Folder 6
Subgroup V, Series 23: Ephemeral Materials:
Clipping Files 1954-1974
Materials include articles about Jennie Shapiro,
Brooklyn College Faculty Member, (Daily News dated 9/19/54) Jennie Shapiro
was a graduate of Brooklyn College in 1933 and is a scientist on the faculty
of Brooklyn College; Brooklyn Women’s Center, (El Diario); The following
articles are dated from 1971-1974: Women’s Programs, (The Kingsman); Women’s
Issues (The Kingsman); Women’s Studies Program and Goals (NY Times Book
Review); Women in General, (San Francisco Examiner); Abuse of Women, (NY
Times); Slavery, (Capitol Times).
Folder 7
Subgroup V, Series 23: Ephemeral Materials:
Clipping Files 1978-1980
Includes following articles:
1.University Women: An Exchange: Sidney Hook/Gertrude
Ezorsky NY Review of Books 4/3/75;
2. Pressure and Popularity Spur Variety In
College Women’s Studies Courses New York Times May 7, 1975;
3. Eastcoast Women Hold Two-Day Conference
at Brooklyn College Townshop 12/18/75;
4. The Growing Women’s Studies Movement Gets
Organized NY Times-Tuesday January 18, 1977;
5. portion of article from 11/23 Sunday Daily
News-re: conference “Strategies for Survival”;
6. “Women and University” Topic of Symposium
re: symposium “The University Frontier or Blackwater for Women?;
7. Women’s Studies Association Formed Monitor
Jan/Feb 1977;
8. Frederica Terro insights could change your
career How to Succeed by Being Yourself An Interview by Jacqueline C. Warsaw;
9. New York State’s First Women Forest Rangers
Report for Duty by Harold Faber-The New York Times;
10. Redbook Magazine August undated- this
issue contains: short fiction special; Margaret Mead Answers; Short Stories
‘Going Up! New Rules for Women on the Job’ by Dorothy Ruth Crouch, Vice
President and General Manaer, Warner Books;
11. Women Urged to Learn How to Run Their
Own Business New York Post , Tuesday Sep 27, 1977;
12. Mischief Mime (a performance) Entertainment
section of Good Times Gazette December 29, 1977;
13. Women’s Studies Newsletter, Spring 1978,
Vol. VI, no. 2;
14. Kingsman article re: Sociology Professor
Judith Lorber ‘Never Any Doubt’ Friday December 8, 1978;
15. Schlesinger Library ‘Margaret Fuller Day
Celebrated at Radcliffe’ Centennial News Radcliffe Jan 1980
16. Women’s Studies Survives the 70’s (a portion
of the article is edited from materials submitted by Professor Patricia
Lander) Woman News September 1980
17. Women’s Viewpoints Gain Respect In Academe:
Leslie Bennetts New York Times-December 2, 1980;
18. A Feminist Mission Full of Drama re Margaret
Fuller, San Francisco Examiner Friday Jan 18, 1980
Folder 8
Subgroup V, Series 23: Ephemeral Materials:
Clipping Files 1981-1995
1.Libraries on History of Women Busy and Growing
The New York Times January 5, 1981;
2. ‘Margaret Fuller Returns to State” re:
actress Laurie James of Long Island New York who has researched and performed
a one-woman show based on the life of Margeret Fuller called “Still Beat
Noble Hearts.” The Capital Times Madison Wisconsin ,Tuesday October 27,
1981;
3. Betty Friedan’s ‘Second Stage’: A Step
Backward The Nation November 14, 1981;
4. Yale to Offer B.A. in Women’s Studies The
New York Times, November 22, 1981;
5. Women’s Research Challenges Long-Held Beliefs
The New York Times Monday November 23, 1981;
6. The Feminist Papers II Forming A Real Women’s
Bloc by Bella Abzug The Nation November 28, 1981;
7. The Feminist Papers III Now is the Time
to Get Organized The Nation December 12, 1981;
8. Princeton Fostering Women’s Studies New
York Times June 16, 1985
9. ‘Hillary Clinton, in China, Details Abuse
of Women’ New York Times Wednesday September 6, 1995
10. Women As Chattel: in China, Slavery Rises
by Seth Faison New York Times Wednesday Sep 6, 1995;
11. The Trouble at Sarah Lawrence by Anne
Roiphe
Series 24: Program Press Releases
Box 24, folders 1-3
Folder 1
Subgroup V, Series 24: Program Press Releases
1961-1980
1. Brooklyn College News Release Co-Eds at
Brooklyn College Vie for Cadet Colonel Title. Apr 21, 1961
2. Brooklyn College Students Dig Up Campus
in “Archaeology In Reverse” Summer June 1980
3. Kingsman Friday April 16, 1971
4. Kingsman Friday May 9, 1975
5. Fred Moreno’s Press Release
Folder 2
Subgroup V, Series 24: Program Press Releases
1. Correspondence to Kingsman from Pat Quercia
re: symposium and open discussion sponsored by the New York State Women’s
Studies Association November 9, 1977
2. Correspondence from Freddie Wachsberger
fo Defense Committee Women’s Studies Program re: Pamella’s tenure
3. Correspondence to Professor Ellen DuBois
re: symposium, “The University: Frontier or Back water?”
4. Correspondence to and from Pamella from
Nancy Schneidewind of New Paltz S.U.N.Y.
5. The Defense Committee of the New York Region
of the NWSA all day symposium at Brooklyn College on November 21, 1977
“The University: Frontier or Backwater for Women? (The Mission of Feminist
Scholarship)” re: panel presentation
6. Letter to Catherine Hess from Catherine
Silver re: the information on the role of Women’s Studies and feminist
research as it appeared in The New York Times (November 24, 1981)
7. Memo to Women’s Studies Steering Committee
from Lilia Melena re: articles (articles on the future of feminism appearing
in The Nation.”
Folder 3
Subgroup V, Series 24: Program Press Releases
Flyers and announcements re: slide show on
sex role stereotyping, presentations by Brenda Verner re: Advertising’s
view of Black Women’ Solo Flight a touring play based on the struggle of
the aeronaut Jeannete Piccard (1895-1981) to achieve the equal priesthood
from Molly Culligan, flyer and correspondence re: Eleanor Smeal who speaks
to campus groups about women and politics; Little Flags Theater Announcement;
1983 LadySlipper Resource Guide and Catalog of Records and Tapes by Women;
National Woman’s Party 1913-1972 series statement and scope and content,
order form for the papers; The Margaret Fuller Foundation re: drama of
Margaret Fuller, advertisement for show/program with slide documentary
on sex stereotyping in cartoons; catalyst career option series; correspondence
re: slide presentation, Sexism in Foreign Language Textbooks, University
of Wyoming announcement that the Women’s History Library, formerly of Berkley
is now at the archive of Contemporary History in Laramie, Wyoming with
flyer attached ‘So much has been written about women But so little
has shown up in the Libraries; United Front Press Catalog Fall 1975; History
of Working Women slide show order form; The great Atlantic Radio Conspiracy
order form and information; Brenda Verna lecture series; National Women’s
Mailing List pamphlet; Institute for studies in Equality presents Anita
M. Meller feminist/social critic/political activist 1977-1978 lecture series;
correspondence to Beatrice Kachuck from Roberta Kalmar, Certified Social
Worker; advertisement of plays performed by Laurie James; Women Make News
Inc. oral history tapes that are available and information which includes
an article re: International Women’s Day The New York Times Sunday March
4, 1984; announcement for Women’s Studies Program “The Sensual Camera:
A Woman’s Sensibility in Photography” publication announcement for poetry
by American Women 1900-1975: A Biography by Reardon and Thorsen; announcement
for class Life Crisis: Anthropological Perspectives and Technology; correspondence
of Sherna Gluck of Feminist History Research Project; correspondence re:
a showing of the film White Collar Grievance (April 1974) at Cornell; Indochina
Action Project-Forum on Indochina, program of Women Composers (April 1979)
at presentation of Clara Wieck Schumann performed by Nancy Fierro includes
article of performance in the Los Angeles Times Music and Dance Reviews
Tuesday March 27, 1979; Harvard Graduate School of Education September
1979 “Margaret Fuller Day”
Series 25: Photographs - Exhibition
Box 24, Folders 4-34
Folder 4
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs-Exhibition:
Dean Adele Bildersee, a founder of Brooklyn College and the First Woman
Dean, who served from 1930 until her retirement in 1954 - n.d. 1930's
two xeroxes, negative
Large caption on back of xerox states the
Brooklyn Eagle and a large caption of writing
Folder 5
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs-Exhibition:
Student Fashion Show
1937
Negative of photograph
Folder 6
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Brooklyn College Civilian Preparation/Preparing For Air-Raids
n.d. 1940's
negative, two xeroxes
xerox with caption Brooklyn College – Civilian
Preparation- Students receiving pointers on the use of emergency unit from
member of the maintenance staff. Such units, fully equipped, are
ready for instant use in all of the college buildings
Folder 7
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Learning to Break Codes During World War II: Class In Cryptoanalysis
August 1942
negative and xerox “Teaching Code, WWII”
Folder 8
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Raising Money For A Navy Ambulance: Physical Fitness Demonstration ("Girls
Keep Fit") May 24,1943
two xeroxes, photograph, negative-written
on back of xerox “NY Herald Tribune – Tuesday May 25, 1943 Top Caption
‘Girls at Brooklyn College Keep Fit with A Russian Dance Routine’ Caption:
“One of the “Dances of the United Nations” performed in the college yesterday
in the Brooklyn Physical Fitness Day Program” An audience of 8,000
persons, which included representatives of the Army, Navy, Coast Guard
and the Waves, watched one thousand women students.
Folder 9
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Brooklyn College Farm Labor Project During World War II
1944
Negative and xerox "Brooklyn College Farm
Labor Project in Cooperation With the Morrissville Agricultural and Technical
Institute
Folder 10
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Brooklyn College Farm Labor Project During World War II
1944
Negative and xerox
Folder 11
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Pre-Show Smiles: Ragtime Swim November 1948
two xeroxes and negative
Info on back of photograph: “The NY Sun, Wed
Nov 17, 1948 Ragtime Swim: That’s What the Annual Water Ballet is called
by the Brooklyn College Women’s Recreational Swim Group. The ballet,
recently presented will be repeated in the college pool at 4:30 and 8p.m.
on Friday waiting for the gay nineties music that opens the show are....”
Folder 12
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Celebrating Spring: The Modern Dance Club's Annual Recital - May 1949
xerox, two negatives
on back of xerox: Annual Spring Recital of
Modern Dance Club of the___A.A. of Brooklyn College
Folder 13
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Russian Circle Booth-Offering A Bit of Russian Culture with the Help of
a Samovar and Pirozhki - n.d.c.1950
Negative and xerox
Russian Circle at Country Fair with a poster
that reads “Russian Circle-This is a representative reproduction of the
Russian Greek Orthodox Church. This type of architecture was introduced
through contact with Byzantine”
Folder 14
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition-Biology
Lab Led by Jennie Epstein Shapiro Who Taught At The College From 1933 Until
Her Death in 1936
n.d.c. 1950
negative and xerox
written on xerox “Geology Lab Jennie Epstein
(Shapiro)1940? Lab 1933..Jennie Epstein Professor of Bacteriology died
1958, Shapiro 1954 article, Photo taken by A.F. Sozio some of the writing
is difficult to decipher”
Folder 15
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Graduation Day: Mrs. Ida Grunfeld: Graduation At Age 66 Was A Newsworthy
Event in 1952
1952
negative and xerox of photo with caption
contains biographical sketch of Mrs. Ida Grunfeld;
states also that The Brooklyn Eagle and ran lengthy article under the heading
“Reflected Knowledge” (6/15/52)
Folder 16
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Practicing to Win: Field Hockey, A Popular Sport
1952
negative, xerox
on back of xerox “12/12/47-Women’s Field Hockey
Team Completed an Undefeated Untied Campaign – similar photograph.” in
1952/1953 bulletin
Folder 17
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Preparing for a Career in the Health-Care Field
1954
Two negatives and xerox. "The Brooklyn
Eagle 2/7/54…girls who want to be trained as medical secretaries have their
big chance at Brooklyn College…"
Folder 18
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
"Honorary Cadet" on Parade
(A.F.R.O.T.C.) - 1954
xerox and negative
Folder 19
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Tensions Over Dance Cards: Senior Prom, May 16, 1954
1954
xerox and negative
written on xerox: “May 16, 1954 News- Let’s
Go to a Prom – BC affair at Park Sheraton Hotel 50th avenue and 7th avenue/
Nancy Cavanagh, 18, doesn’t seem too happy as her escort, senior class
president Bill Dahut signs dance books of .......”
Folder 20
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition;
"Eager and Hopeful": Women Cadets (A.F.R.O.T.C. Cadet Colonel Contest)
"Angel Flight" Finalists 1959
negative and xerox
xerox with caption “March 19, 1959- Daily
News - Not a Cloud in
Their Sky-six happy girls are finalists in
a contest conducted at Brooklyn College for a honorary colonel ...”, 2nd
caption: “Eager and Hopeful—Six Brooklyn College coeds who came out as
finalists in a college wide contest to name the honorary AFROTC cadet colonel
are (left to right) Amelia DeMarco, Priscilla Lazovick, Susan Leipzig,
Sabina Stefankiewicz, Cynthia Glazer and Sara Montalbano. All of
them will compete once more in a trick drill exhibition by the Corps of
Cadets in May and after which the final choice will be made”
Folder 21
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Sororities and Refreshments: Traditions of Past Country Fairs: Kappa Delta
Sorority Booth at Country Fair, Selling Salt Water Taffy - n.d. 1960's
xerox and negative Kappa Delta Hellenic Society
written on back of xerox “The Annual Country
Fair, held in 1972, was a day held on the Athletic Field started 1938”
Folder 22
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Country Fair "Queen of the Fair"
May 1963
1963
negative and two xeroxes
caption “One of these will reign as “Queen
of the Fair” one of these beauties, all of them students at Brooklyn College,
will reign as “Queen of the Fair” when the judges make their selection.
They are (left to right) Jean Barra, Rona Brickman, Harissa Cass, Tina
Vrowski and Sharon Morgenbesser. The winner will wear her crown at
the college’s Country Fair on Friday, May 17
Folder 23
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
National Student 'Strike Day' 1968
negative, xerox and photograph
National Student Strike Day
Folder 24
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Setting Her Bow: Archery Coach Gives Pointers
mid-1970's
George Bing, college photographer
written on back of xerox “Pat Herman instructing
student in mid 1970’s”
Folder 25
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Choreographer and Dancers rehearsing the piece "Different Drums" - Performed
at The First Regional American College Dance Festival
1973
George Bing, college photographer
Negative, two xeroxes
Folder 26
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Puerto Rican Students Joining Together at Graduation June 1975
1975
George Bing, college photographer
Negative and xerox
Folder 27
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Discussing A Controversial Agenda Item Before The Weekly Center Meeting
1977
George Bing, college photographer
Negative and xerox
Folder 28
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Students Creating Archaeological Site, On Campus Summer 1980
1980
George Bing, college photographer
negative and xerox
photograph labeled Lodz Deetjen 141 Beach
56 Place Arverney, New York 11692(23)
Folder 29
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Students Working Together On Techniques for Teaching Elementary School
Math March 1981
Elena Lopez, Class of '81
1981
Photograph and negative
Folder 30
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Reviewing A Day's Events: Staff and Faculty Center in Women's Studies Office
2157 Boylan Hall March 1981
Laimute E. Druskis, Curator
1981
negative
Folder 31
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Members of the Exhibition Committee Making Final Choices: March 17, 1981
1981
negative
Folder 32
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Searching For Answers - Virginia Woolf Seminar: Spring Semester 1981
Laimute E. Druskis, Curator 1981
Photograph and negative
Folder 33
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Unidentified
Envelope containing negatives of students
choosing photographs for exhibition, two photographs of conference and
collection.
Folder 34
Subgroup V, Series 25: Photographs: Exhibition:
Unidentified - Tugboats in Harbor (Boats-possibly 'Strike Day')
Matted photograph-written on back is Karen
Chin 1434 West 9th Street Brooklyn, New York 11204
Series 26: Photographs - Programs and Activities
Box 24, folders 35-41
Folder 35
Subgroup V, Series 26: Photographs: Programs
and Activities: Color Slides
undated
Outward Bound (?)
Folder 36
Subgroup V, Series 26: Photographs: Programs
and Activities: Graduation Spring, 1991
removed from original photo album
Folder 37
Subgroup V, Series 26: Photographs: Programs
and Activities: Graduation Fall, 1991
removed from original photo album
Folder 38
Subgroup V, Series 26: Photographs: Programs
and Activities: Outward Bound Fall, 1991
removed from original photo album
Folder 39
Subgroup V, Series 26: Photographs: Programs
and Activities: Graduation Fall 1993
removed from original photo album
Folder 40
Subgroup V, Series 26: Photographs: Programs
and Activities: Delaware Trip Spring 1993
removed from original photo album
Folder 41
Subgroup V, Series 26: Photographs: Programs
and Activities: Miscellaneous Photographs and Negatives
removed from front of the photo album
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