CARDinal: Cyclone Archival Research Database

Scope and Content The collection (1924-2009) documents the organization of the Association of Avian Pathologists, the history of avian medicine with a focus on poultry medicine, and the contributions of prominent researchers and practitioners to that field. Materials collected reflect the formation of the Association, including correspondence between many charter members. Correspondence between Dr. J. Franklin Witter, first chairman of the AAAP History Committee, and his committee members document historical...

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This collection (1979-1992, undated) consists of guides and programs dating from 1979-1992. It contains details about the duties of equine practitioners, procedures, and information from monthly and annual reviews of the group’s activities and meetings.

Abstract The American Home Economics Association (AHEA) was founded in 1909 and changed its name to the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) in 1994. The AAFCS is a professional society for Family and Consumer Sciences professionals. The Education and Technology Division (formerly the Teacher Education Section) focused on professional educators in secondary education, higher education and community settings interested in curriculum development, instructional methodology and...

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This collection consists of marketing handbooks from various state home economics/human sciences associations and universities, home economics handbooks, display signs, and the AHEA newsletter. These materials were part of the committee's collection of resource materials for marketing home economics.

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This collection (1955-1988, undated) consists of minutes, correspondence, reports, programs, and annual meeting information. Among the topics covered are the health and nutrition of animals, the association’s relationships to the livestock and poultry enterprises, and drug and chemical firms. Correspondence pertaining to the board members, members, and general inquiries are also found in the collection.

Scope and Content The collection (1928-1979, undated) includes material from the Conference's inception in 1928 to 1979. No conference meetings were held during the war years of 1942-1943 although Chapters were active. A comprehensive historical background of the Iowa Conference may be found in the inventory on meetings, minutes, and correspondence, Boxes 4 and 5.The appendix contains the names of those who were prominent in the organization of the Conference as well as in national American...

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The collection (1914-1991) contains correspondence, chapter constitution, membership listings, newsletters, programs, and news clippings.

Abstract The Ames chapter of the American Association of University Women was founded on January 30, 1918 to unify university women in the community and educate women and girls on issues that affected their everyday lives. Among their various accomplishments, the Ames branch created several study groups which met to research issues of importance and also developed the Memorial Fellowship Fund which receives donations on behalf of deceased Ames branch members. This collection contains materials and...

Scope and Content This collection (1957-1997) includes annual reports, committee reports, constitution and bylaws, correspondence, financial records, mailing lists, materials from symposia and conferences, meeting minutes, membership directories, newsletters, and publications. It contains correspondence and other materials from Arthur Bickford, Alicia V. Brown, Bruce W. Calnek, Robert J. Eckroade, C. F. Hall, Birch McMurray, Craig Riddell, A. S. Rosenwald, Richard L. Witter, Willis E. Lyle, and Lawrence G....

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This collection (1952-2017) documents the activities of the American Association of Veterinary Parasitologists. The records consist of materials related to the annual meetings including correspondence, meeting minutes, and proceedings. The records also contain copies of the AAVP constitution and bylaws, general correspondence between members, financial reports, membership listings, and newsletters.

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The collection (1958-1986) contains annual meeting minutes, a committees list, correspondence, legislation and regulations information, and writings.

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This collection consists of one bound volume of photoduplicated materials, compiled by Dr. David E. Bartlett. The volume contains copies of correspondence, constitution and by-laws of the American Veterinary College of Animal Reproduction; and the constitution and by-laws of The American College of Theriogenologists.

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The collection (1962-1995) contains ACVM certification exam records, committee records, constitution, convention arrangements records, correspondence, financial records, membership lists, minutes, publications, and reports.

Scope and Content The collection (1948-[ongoing]) contains records documenting the organization’s internal functions such as meeting minutes, budgets, certifying examination materials, correspondence, annual meeting records, committee materials, constitution and bylaws, scholarship and fellowship materials, directories, and audio recordings of meetings, presentations and guest speakers. Also included are communications with current and potential members and other organizations, such as correspondence,...

Scope and Content Collection includes the constitution, lists of members, newsletters, annual reports and correspondence for the group in its various incarnations as the American Board of Veterinary Public Health (ABVPH), American College of Regulatory Veterinary Medicine, American College of Regulatory Medicine, and American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine, as well as information regarding each name change. Also among the records are minutes from the Advisory Board on...

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This collection contains correspondence and manuscripts from the journal American Entomologist., a publication of the Entomological Society of America (ESA).

Abstract The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) was formed in 1919 with the goals of giving assistance to farmers through their own national organization and giving farmers a united, national voice. The AFBF operates on county, state, national, and international levels. The AFBF continues to educate and represent American farmers at the national level, working on trade agreements and legislation such as the farm bills and other farm policies, the Clean Water Act, taxes, rural school funding, and...

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The collection (1977-1987) contains correspondence, rosters of women in the geosciences, programs, career materials (career information packet; planning presentation and slides), and statistics of women in the geosciences.

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This collection consists of correspondence and printed materials related to the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association.

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This collection contains a scrapbook and clippings from the American Institute of Architects Iowa Chapter.

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Contains the records from the Iowa section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Types of materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, and reports. This collection has not been processed.

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The collection consists primarily of meeting minutes, with some clippings as well.

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The collection contains annual meeting records, history files, by-laws, minutes, and a report.

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The collection contains programs, photographs, and audio tapes of annual AAFM meetings. A sample of journal articles, AAFM manuals, and correspondence are also contained within this collection. The papers include reports relating to workshops held for feed microscopists both in the United States and internationally. In addition, the records include minutes and programs from annual AAFM meetings, and the "Official Proceedings," which further detail these meetings.

Scope and Content This collection (1878-2008) contains records of annual meetings (includes audio and video tapes), biographical essays about prominent plant pathologists, committee activities, correspondence, membership lists, meeting minutes, awards and honors, discussion about changes to the group’s constitution and bylaws, photographs, publications and reports. Although the American Phytopathological Society was officially formed in 1908, plant pathologists held meetings in conjunction with other...

Scope and Content This collection (1919-1992, undated) includes articles about the school, correspondence, a report, a library listing of the school’s books, photographs, interview transcripts, photographic prints of the school’s students and teachers, faculty rosters, the nomination application for the National Register of Historic Places and informational programs. Some of the records in this collection were found in the school's main building after the school's closure in 1941, but the collection also...

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The collection contains written histories of the American Society for Veterinary Clinical Pathologists and of the Department of Veterinary Pathology at the University of Missouri.

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This collection (1972-1984, undated) contains records of the Arkansas Section of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers. The collection includes by-laws, committee and award files, correspondence, financial documents, annual meeting materials, membership information, publications, and photographs. The collection also includes materials relating to the Southwest Region of ASABE.

Scope and Content This collection (1970-1979) contains records of the Kansas Section of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers. The collection is arranged by year and each annual file generally contains agendas and minutes, correspondence and memoranda, officers and committee lists, annual reports, annual meeting programs and reports, membership reports, and publications; additional materials are noted for each file. The collection also contains materials related to the Mid-Central...

Abstract The Quad City Section of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers was established in 1949 in Moline, Illinois. The Quad City Section supports the profession of agricultural and biological engineering by offering scholarships, recognizing outstanding professional achievements, and promoting the profession to college and high school students. This collection contains administrative records, reports, photographs, committee correspondence, committee files related to...