Abstract Agatha Louise Huepenbecker Burnet earned a B.S. (1952) from Indiana University, a M.S. (1956) from Iowa State College (University) and a Ph.D. (1969) from Ohio State University. She was a professor (1959-1993) in the Department of Textiles and Clothing at Iowa State University and also served as Head of the Department for twenty-five years. Huepenbecker was active in the American Home Economics Association along with several other professional organizations. This collection contains...

Scope and Content This collection (1965-2009, undated) contains biographical information, audio cassettes, computer software, slides, reports, journals, published and unpublished papers, class notes, and award materials. Many of the materials in the collection reflect Dr. Fanslow’s interest in children’s nutrition, family and consumer sciences education, and household financial management. A game (“What I Eat”) developed by Dr. Fanslow is housed in the University Archives Artifact...

Abstract Julia Faltinson Anderson received her B.S. (1941) in Home Economics Education from Iowa State University and her M.A. (1947) in Home Economics Education from the University of Washington. She was a county extension home economist in the state of Iowa. Anderson served as Associate Dean in Iowa State University’s College of Family and Consumer Sciences for 29 years. This collection contains material from Anderson’s papers from the Home Economics International Family Planning Workshops,...

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The collection documents the activities of Anna E. Richardson as dean of the Home Economics Division (College of Family and Consumer Science). The collection contains speeches, notes, correspondence, and other writings. Also included is biographical information, including many articles written about Dean Richardson after her death.

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This collection (1920-1961, undated) contains biographical sketches and news clippings related to Lowe's professional career at Iowa State, as well as research materials from other institutions concerning meat, fruits, and food preservation. Also in the collection are several of Lowe's published articles regarding the preparation, quality, and preservation of poultry, meats, and fats.

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This collection (1977-2002) contains biographical sketches and newspaper clippings on Crabtree along with a number of articles and speeches presented by Dean Crabtree for Iowa State University’s College of Family and Consumer Sciences. The speeches and articles mostly focus on the future of the family and consumer sciences curriculum and home economics educators as well as career opportunities for graduates of the college.

Scope and Content This collection (1997-2006) contains presentations, speeches, reports, and other material related to Carol B. Roskey, primarily during her tenure as Dean of Iowa State University’s College of Family and Consumer Sciences. Included are printouts of Microsoft PowerPoint presentations and speeches given to administrators, alumni, faculty, and staff. Topics include budget discussions, convocation and awards presentations, and annual reviews of the College. The collection also contains...

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The collection (1911-1989, undated) documents the activities of Catherine J. MacKay as Dean of the Division of Home Economics (College of Family and Consumer Science). The collection contains news clippings, articles, writings, and certificates. There is also a bound book, which is comprised of pamphlets Dean MacKay used in her extension work.

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Damaris Pease (1921-1991) was a professor at Iowa State University in the Department of Child Development. This collection contains research, articles, correspondence, photographs, and administrative records.

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This collection contains materials related to Dr. Birt’s research, including Correspondence, grant information, publications, research data, as well as biographical information and his Doctoral Dissertation.

Scope and Content This collection (1954-2008, undated) consists primarily of Christmas cards created by Professor Danielson. The collection also includes biographical news clippings and a talk presented to the Ames Eta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma regarding her process of selecting a Christmas card theme. The collection contains several photographs of Danielson’s Christmas cards displayed in her home. The original printing blocks used for producing her 1963 Christmas card are included in the artifact...

Abstract Edith M. Sunderlin (1901-2000) received her B.S. (1924) in Home Economics at Iowa State College (University) and her M.A. (1931) in Pre-school Education from State University of Iowa (University of Iowa). Sunderlin started off by teaching home economics at various Jr. high schools and high schools (1921-1928) within the State of Iowa, from Buffalo Center (Iowa), and Oskalooa (Iowa) High Schools, and Winona (Minnesota) Jr. High School. Sunderlin joined the Iowa State faculty in 1934, and...

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This collection (1963-1978, undated) contains biographical information including Dr. Kohlmann’s vita, news clippings, and faculty citation. The collection also includes papers written by Dr. Kohlmann regarding the teaching of home economics to sixth grade students.

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The papers document the activities of Ercel Sherman Eppright as Head of the Department of Food and Nutrition, Assistant Dean of the College of Home Economics and Assistant Director of the Agricultural and Home Economics Experiment Station. The collection contains news clippings, articles, correspondence, and notes. It also includes the typed manuscript of "A Century of Home Economics at Iowa State University", and a bound copy of "Syllabus in Nutrition and Dietetics".

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This collection (1929-1973, undated) contains documents relating to the career of Professor Florence Fallgatter. The papers consist of her public addresses, writings, and research projects concerning home economics education. This collection also contains biographical data.

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This collection consists of correspondence, conference-related material, newsletters, and a publication, all of which center around Smith’s interest in the Integration in Home Economics Interest Group.

Scope and Content This collection (1927-2012, undated) contains documents related to the research work and career of Geitel Winakor. Included in the collection are biographical information such as her curriculum vitae, photographs, and awards; correspondence with her research associates and colleagues; course materials covering Winakor's teaching career at Iowa State University; meeting minutes and proceedings including the annual meetings of The Costume Society of America, of which Winakor was a member;...

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Collection includes Genevieve Fisher’s biographical information, newspaper clippings, writings, correspondence, and a file on the Cummins-Vaile bill on vocational education.

Scope and Content The Helen Lebaron Hilton Papers (1911-1993, undated) document her activities as Dean of the College of Family and Consumer Sciences at Iowa State University. During her tenure as Dean she was involved in the Baroda India Project, a program funded by the Ford Foundation. This program worked with colleges in India to establish programs of study for Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Home Economics. Also included are the records of the Iowa State Home Economics Alumnae...

Abstract Hester Chadderdon (1899-1990) was a professor within the Department of Human Development and Family Studies. She received a B.S. (1924) from the University of Nebraska, an M.A. (1928) from the University of Chicago, and her Ph.D. (1938) from the Ohio State University. Chadderdon joined Iowa State College (University), working as a Professor within home economics education from 1943-1969. Chadderdon developed many devices that evaluated the effectiveness of home economic programs. Chadderdon...

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This collection consists of materials related to the Department of Domestic Economy. Records include news clippings, annual reports, subject files, biographical files, and faculty papers.

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This collection (1988-2006) includes grant applications, correspondence, budget reports, news clippings, publications, project proposals, building records, surveys, and reviews.

Abstract The Department of Home Economics was established in 1875 with courses on domestic science and art, and physical culture. In 1959, the Department became the College of Home Economics and the name was changed in 1987 to the College of Family and Consumer Sciences. The College merged with the College of Education in 2005 to create the College of Human Sciences. The collection contains news clippings, annual reports, newsletters, descriptive brochures, publications, subject file, personnel...

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This collection consists of materials related to the Department of Apparel, Educational Studies, and Hospitality Management. Records include news clippings, annual reports, brochures, and biographical files.

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This collection consists of materials related to the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Studies. Records include news clippings, annual reports, newsletters, brochures, subject files, biographical records, department meeting minutes, administrative records, syllabi, and faculty papers.

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This collection consists of news clippings, subject files, and biographical files. These materials are open for research, but have not been processed and do not have a box listing.

Abstract The Department of Family Environment was in 1967 by merging of the Home Management Department with the Household Equipment Department. The Department's curriculum focused on consumer economics, housing, equipment, management, and family relations. In 1990, the department merged with the Department of Child Development to form the Department of Human Development and Family Studies. The collection contains news clippings, publications, subject files, biographical files, records related to the...

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This collection consists of material related to the Department of Food and Nutrition records. Records include news clippings, newsletters, descriptive brochures, publications, Beef Controversy news release transcriptions, biographical files, administrative records, and faculty papers.

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This collection consists of materials related to the Department of Hotel, Restaurant, and Institution Management. Records include news clippings, annual reports, newsletters, brochures, subject files, biographical files, administrative records, Food Service Technical Institute records, general files, workshop files, tea room records, coursework records, short course records, and faculty papers.

Abstract The Department of Child Development was established in 1930. The original curriculum was designed to prepare students for work with children and families. In 1990, the name of the department was changed to the Department of Human Development and Family Studies when it merged with the Department of Family Environment. The Department is currently administered by the College of Human Sciences. This collection contains news clippings, annual reports, newsletters, brochures, publications...