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Continuation of Graduate Student Forum on the Michigan Agenda for Women. A conversation between graduate student women and University of Michigan President James Duderstadt.
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University of Michigan. Center for the Education of Women. Coverage
1995 January 23 Language
English Source
Audio Cassette Identifier
8740-SR-22-2 Subject
UM - Centers, Institutes, Museums, & Programs; UM - Faculty, Staff & Administration; Rights
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Alumna Robin Campbell giving the Jean Campbell Lecture hosted by the Center for the Education of Women on December 5, 1990. She discusses her early experiences as a Journalist writing a sports column…
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University of Michigan. Center for the Education of Women. Coverage
1990 December 5 Language
English Source
Audio Cassette Identifier
8740-SR-26-1 Subject
UM - Centers, Institutes, Museums, & Programs; Rights
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Graduate Student Forum on the Michigan Agenda for Women. A conversation between graduate student women and University of Michigan President James Duderstadt.
This is only…
RelationStewardshipCreator
University of Michigan. Center for the Education of Women. Coverage
1995 January 23 Language
English Source
Audio Cassette Identifier
8740-SR-22-1 Subject
UM - Centers, Institutes, Museums, & Programs; UM - Faculty, Staff & Administration; Rights
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Louise Cain; Gretchen Groth; Hope Davis; Deborah Friedman; Helen Tanner; Radio panel discussing contemporary women's issues.
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University of Michigan. Center for the Education of Women. Coverage
[1963, 1964?] Language
English Source
Audio Reel-to-Reel Identifier
8740-SR-1-1 Subject
UM - Centers, Institutes, Museums, & Programs; Rights
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