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| Creator / [Collection date] | Item information |
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| Christensen, Nadia |
Title: Nadia Christensen
Papers Extent: Abstract: Includes typescripts for the children's book The Magic Clock. |
| Naisyhdistys Pyrkija (Brooklyn, N.Y.). |
Title: Naisyhdistys Pyrkija Records, Extent: 1 linear ft. |
| Najjar family. |
Title: Najjar family history, Extent: 0.25 linear in. |
| Brelis, Nancy Burns |
Title: Nancy Burns Brelis Papers Extent: 1 folder Abstract: The collection contains a corrected galley proof for 1 title. |
| Carlson, Nancy L. |
Title: Nancy Carlson
Papers Extent: 7.0 cubic ft. Abstract: Nancy Carlson's papers focus on her work as an author and illustrator of children's picture books, with emphasis on the latter. The collection contains production material for twenty-six titles published between 1981 and 1995. It includes illustrations done in a variety of media, photostats, blueprint studies, dummies, and notes, and some miscellaneous artwork done by Ms. Carlson. |
| Crocker, Nancy |
Title: Nancy Crocker's
Papers Extent: 1 folder Abstract: This collection contains print production materials by Nancy Crocker for one published title. |
| Garden, Nancy |
Title: Nancy Garden
Papers Extent: 9 cubic ft. Abstract: The collection comprises manuscript production materials for 23 published titles by Nancy Garden. |
| Larrick, Nancy |
Title: Nancy Larrick Papers Extent: 3 folders Abstract: The collection consists of correspondence with authors and illustrators for R. I. F. Book "To catch a Butterfly". |
| Luenn, Nancy |
Title: Nancy Luenn Papers Extent: 94 folders Abstract: The collection contains written production material for six titles, and includes holographs, typescripts, some corrected, front matter, photocopies of illustrations, correspondence, notes, clippings, research material, promotional material, illustration proofs, galleys, some corrected, dummies, some corrected, and a page proof with text paste-up |
| Manahan, Nancy, 1946- |
Title: Nancy Manahan
papers Extent: 2 boxes + 1 oversize box Abstract: Collection contains the personal papers of Nancy Manahan, Lesbian author. |
| Levinson, Nancy Smiler |
Title: Nancy Smiler Levinson Papers Extent: Abstract: Nancy Smiler Levinson's papers focus on the process, revision, and publication of four of her books for children. The collection includes typescripts, galley and page proofs, a publisher's dummy, as well as a substantial body of correspondence concerning the publication of her book Clara and the Bookwagon. |
| Stone, Nancy |
Title: Nancy Stone
Papers Extent: 43 folders Abstract: The collection contains written material for three titles, and includes typescripts, some corrected or carbon, front matter, corrected galley and page proofs, correspondence, notes, clippings, research materials, photographs, and holographs. |
| Willard, Nancy |
Title: Nancy Willard
Papers Extent: 1 folder Abstract: Nancy Willard's papers include production materials for one title. |
| Parker, Nancy Winslow |
Title: Nancy Winslow Parker Collection Extent: Abstract: Nancy Winslow Parker's papers trace the process and revision of writing and illustrating books for children. The collection includes color dummies, pencil studies, corrected typescript, galleys, correspondence, watercolor and ink illustrations, paste ups, notes, clippings, and much more. |
| Salus, Naomi Punush |
Title: Naomi Punush Salus Papers Extent: 1 folder Abstract: The collection contains written material for 1 title: photocopied typescripts, and correspondence. |
| Nye, Naomi Shihab |
Title: Naomi Shihab Nye Colle Extent: 55 folders Abstract: The collection contains production material including typescripts and proofs, for seven titles published between 1992 and 1999. |
| Campion, Nardi Reeder |
Title: Nardi Reeder Campion
Papers Extent: 5 folders Abstract: Includes research material and typescript for Campion's children's book, Ann the Word: The Life of Mother Ann Lee, Founder of the Shakers. |
| Nashwauk Finnish Socialist Chapter and related organizations (Nashwauk, Minn.). |
Title: Nashwauk Finnish Socialist Chapter and related organizations Records, Extent: 2.5 linear ft. |
| Belting, Natalia |
Title: Natalia Belting Papers Extent: 1 folder Abstract: The collection consists of a typescript and photcopy for a single title. |
| Carlson, Natalie Savage |
Title: Natalie Savage Carlson
Papers Extent: 1.7 linear ft. (4 boxes of manuscript material and one audiocassette) Abstract: Natalie Savage Carlson's papers focus on her work as an author of children's and young adult books. The collection contains production material for fifteen titles published between 1952 and 1986 and there is a small amount of correspondence. The collection also includes an audiocassette for one book, Alphonse, the Bearded One and some manuscript material and correspondence from children for an unpublished story Sylvie's Nounou. There are also notes and a photograph for the title The Tomahawk Family. |
| Tarpley, Natasha |
Title: Natasha Anastasia Tarpley Extent: 11 folders Abstract: Collection contains typescripts, dummies, page proofs, research material, and correspondence for three children's books. |
| Lifson, Nathan, 1911-1989. |
Title: Nathan Lifson
papers Extent: 19 boxes Abstract: Collection contains the papers of Nathan Lifson, professor emeritus of physiology at the University of Minnesota. |
| National Assessment of Juvenile Corrections |
Title: National Assessment of
Juvenile Corrections records Extent: 60 linear feet Abstract: Consists of reports and other documents from state agencies with emphasis on quantifiable data. |
| National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work |
Title: National Association of
Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work records Extent: 2.5 linear feet Abstract: Records of the National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work (NADD), a professional association promoting social work education, research and policy. Contains minutes, programs, background materials, and selected papers from annual meetings; officers' correspondence files; committee and task force reports and minutes; by laws; annual audits; and a member survey. The records document NADD's efforts to promote and study social work education and research, including accreditation standards; the content of semi-annual meetings; NADD funding for educational and research programs; lobbying for legislation involving social work education and welfare policy in general; and the administration of the organization. |
| National Association of Social Workers |
Title: National Association of
Social Workers and Predecessor Organizations records Extent: 92 linear feet Abstract: The National Association of Social Workers (NASW), the membership organization for professional social workers in the United States, was established in October, 1955. Included in the collection are the records of seven predecessor organizations – American Association of Social Workers (AASW), American Association of Medical Social Workers (AAMSW), National Association of School Social Workers (NASSW), American Association of Psychiatric Social Workers (AAPSW), American Association of Group Workers UAW Association for the Study of Community Organization (ASCO), and Social Work Research Group (SWRG) – that merged to form the NASW. The records document the development from vocational placement bureaus into professional organizations concerned with raising professional standards and improving education offerings and working conditions. Secondarily they reflect the impact of war and of depression-era social and economic programs on social workers and on the people they served. |
| National Association of Social Workers, Oral History Project |
Title: National Association of
Social Workers, Oral History Project Records Extent: 1.7 linear feet Abstract: Transcripts of interviews with social workers Harriett Bartlett, Arthur Dunham, Arlien Johnson, Gisela Konopka, Inabel Lindsay, Helen Harris Perlman, Gladys Ryland, and Gertrude Wilson are included. |
| National Commission on Resources for Youth |
Title: National Commission on
Resources for Youth records Extent: 44 linear feet Abstract: The collection includes project files, project reports, training exercises, indexes, abstracts. Resources include a collection of bound materials by other organizations and 11 films and a videotape on a variety of topics. Included with the finding aid is a copy of the June, 1983 issue of the NCRY publication "Citizen Action in Education: Reources for Youth" and a photocopy of an undated issue of the IRE and NCRY publications catalog. |
| National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse |
Title: National Committee for
Prevention of Child Abuse records, Extent: 70 linear feet Abstract: The collection consists of minutes, administrative correspondence, memoranda, and reports, fund-raising files, publicity/public relations materials that include publications, photographs, films, slides, audio and video cassettes, conference materials, and files on local chapters and relations with other organizations. These records relate to all aspects of the NCPCA's efforts to stimulate greater public awareness of the need to prevent child abuse and to encourage the development of public and private prevention activities. |
| National Conference of Christians and Jews |
Title: National Conference of
Christians and Jews records Extent: 75 linear feet Abstract: Included are annual reports, conference and institute proceedings, Brotherhood Week materials, speeches, pamphlets and correspondence, including the speeches, articles and correspondence of Everett R Clinchy, who was the founding director of the organization. |
| National Conference on Social Welfare |
Title: National Conference on
Social Welfare records, supplement 2 Extent: 15 linear feet Abstract: Records include the project's publications, administrative files, correspondence, dealings with foundations, working papers, and tape recordings and papers presented at discussion seminars. |
| National Conference on Social Welfare |
Title: National Conference on
Social Welfare records, supplement 2 Extent: 15 linear feet Abstract: Records include the project's publications, administrative files, correspondence, dealings with foundations, working papers, and tape recordings and papers presented at discussion seminars. |
| National Council for Adoption (U.S.) |
Title: National Council for
Adoption records Extent: 43 linear feet Abstract: The records comprise audio cassettes of speeches or papers presented at annual meetings of the National Council for Adoption (formerly, National Committee for Adoption). |
| National Council on Family Relations |
Title: National Council on
Family Relations records Extent: 100 linear feet Abstract: The National Council of Family Relations (NCFR) records document the Council's efforts to promote consultation and cooperation among professional family life workers, including clergymen, counselors, educators, home economists, nurses, physicians, lawyers, social workers, and psychologists. Included in the collection are files on annual meetings, correspondence with state and regional family relations councils, financial records, membership cards, and information resource files. |
| National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers |
Title: National Federation of
Settlements and Neighborhood Centers records Extent: 166 linear feet Abstract: National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers records consist of correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, financial records, photographs, and other documents from the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, now United Neighborhood Centers of America. The Federation, which was founded in 1911, included local settlement houses and neighborhood centers from across the United States and Canada. The records document the programs, methodology, member agencies, and administration of the Federation, which was known as the National Federation of Settlements from 1911 to 1949; National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers from 1949 to 1979; and United Neighborhood Center of America beginning in 1980. Information about issues and individuals makes this a key resource for the study of social welfare in twentieth century America. |
| National Florence Crittenton Mission |
Title: National Florence
Crittenton Mission records Extent: 13.75 linear feet Abstract: The National Florence Crittenton Mission (NFCM) was chartered by Congress in 1898. Florence Crittenton homes were maternity homes and hospitals established in cities throughout the U. S. and Canada to provide residential care for unmarried mothers and their children and to undertake preventive and protective work for young girls. Documents include board of trustees and committee records, reports and other publications, financial records, and files on Crittenton homes in approximately 60 cities. |
| National Guild of Community Music Schools |
Title: National Guild of
Community Music Schools Records Extent: 3 linear feet Abstract: The collection includes correspondence, memoranda, studies, project reports, and concert programs, most of which date from 1946-1965. |
| National Health Council |
Title: National Health Council
records Extent: 40 linear feet Abstract: Included are reports from state and local health councils; materials gathered for the 1945 Gunn-Platt report (published as Voluntary Health Agencies, Ronald Press), which pointed to gaps in existing health care services; and records of the Health Careers Horizons Project, designed to familiarize young people with opportunities in the health care field. |
| National News Council |
Title: National News Council
records Extent: 93 linear feet Abstract: The collection covers the council's activities from its inception until its dissolution in 1984. Among the National News Council's papers are administrative and financial records, working files formed around each case that the council considered, and reference files on topics of interest to the council. Together they document the council's internal operation, its record of deliberation on grievances brought against the media, and its involvement in a range of matters concerning journalistic ethics and practice. |
| National Recreation Association |
Title: National Recreation
Association records Extent: 161 linear feet Abstract: Records of the National Recreation Association, founded in 1906 as the Playground Association of America and later known variously as the Playground and Recreation Association of America (1911), National Recreation Association (1930), and National Recreation and Park Association (1965). Among the materials included are minutes, annual reports, annual meeting programs and proceedings, general administrative and financial records, scrapbooks, board and executive council minutes, surveys of city recreation facilities and needs, and bulletins distributed to recreation workers. |
| National Slovak Society of the United States of America (Pittsburgh, Pa.) |
Title: National Slovak Society of the United States of America Records, Extent: 300 linear ft. and |
| National Social Welfare Assembly |
Title: National Social Welfare
Assembly Records Extent: 8 linear feet Abstract: The collection contains transcripts of monthly meetings of the National Social Work Council and its successor the National Social Welfare Assembly. |
| National Social Welfare Assembly |
Title: National Social Welfare
Assembly Records Supplement 2 Extent: 147 linear feet Abstract: The supplement contains the records of numerous NSWA committees and files on affiliated organizations. |
| University of Minnesota, Center for Youth Development, National Youthworker Education Project |
Title: National Youthworker
Education Project records Extent: 32.5 linear feet Abstract: The National Youthworker Education Project (NYEP) began as an initiative of the University of Minnesota's Center for Youth Development and Research to improve the quality of youth-serving organizations. Based on the conclusions of Project Girl, the NYEP noted that "young people tended not to perceive the opportunities available in the voluntary youth serving organizations." Beginning in 1975, the NYEP started a wide-ranging educational program in order to make youth organizations more "relevant" to adolescents. With financial support and program collaboration from the Eli Lilly Endowment, NYEP gained the participation of eight national "girl-serving" organizations: American National Red Cross, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Camp Fire Girls, 4-H, Girls Clubs of America, Girl Scouts, YWCA, and the United Neighborhood Centers of America. The National Youthworker Education Project records consist of administrative records, such as correspondence and project summaries; subject and reference files; and file of evaluations, correspondence, and questionnaires from project participants. |