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Highlight: World Bank, and Save the Children. While formally in these roles, Dunham also engaged in side projects
Abstract Or Scope: Series II comprises the bulk of the collection as it is concerned with Dunham's long-spanning career as an architectural consultant for projects in developing nations. It spans the "development decades" of the 1960s and 1970s, with smaller consultancies occurring in the 1980s. It includes sketches, field notes and notebooks (some "hand" bound), photographs, numerous slides, negatives, reproductions of architectural drawings, as well as drafts of reports, finalized published reports, and albums/bound volumes compiled by Dunham that include newspaper clippings, charts, calculations, itineraries, maps, as well as the already noted material. Each consultancy groups' related correspondence is located in its respective subseries and is primarily concerned with project logistics and travel information, though some are cursorily personal exchanges between colleagues. The series is organized geographically and then chronologically. It includes work conducted in East Pakistan/Bangladesh, India (with cursory reference to Sri Lanka), Mauritania, Somalia, Djibouti, Jamaica, Nepal, and housing for Afghan refugees in Quetta, Pakistan. Material is primarily in English, with a significant portion in French, and some in Bengali.

Highlight: 204.04 Ethics Teaching – Sunday School – Moral Instruction of Children
Abstract Or Scope: There is a name index available for the files in General Classification (200).

Highlight: Life magazine in 1947; they had three children and would later divorce. Friendly then began work on "I
In 1968, Friendly married Ruth Mark, a former schoolteacher and widow. Each having three children
from previous marriages, they raised their six children together. He began teaching at Columbia
Creator: Friendly, Fred W.
Abstract Or Scope: This collection encompasses the life and career of Fred Friendly as an author, educator, and television news producer.

Highlight: , 1891, McGiffert married Gertrude Huntington Boyce, with whom he had two more children, Arthur Cushman
widow and three children. His son, Arthur Cushman McGiffert, Jr., was a published author and teaching as
Creator: McGiffert, Arthur Cushman, 1861-1933
Abstract Or Scope: Arthur C. McGiffert Sr. was a Presbyterian Congregational minister, church historian, and UTS President (1917-1926). The collection consists of correspondence, sermons, addresses, personal and professional papers, and two photographs.

Highlight: believed that children should learn at their own pace. At the age of five, Barbara started to use the
Creator: Follett, Barbara Newhall, 1914-1939
Abstract Or Scope: Barbara Newhall Follett's papers consist primarily of personal letters, manuscripts of published and unpublished books, short stories, essays, and poems, book reviews, newspaper clippings, photographs, and notes written by her mother, Helen Follett.

Highlight: Club, Bio Club, A.C.T. Asian Children of Today, Irish Sisters of Barnard, Q, Smart Women Lead, Vegan
Creator: Barnard College. Office of College Activities
Abstract Or Scope: This collection consists of event fliers from student groups and academic departments at Barnard.

Highlight: Armenian, Armeno-Turkish, and Greco-Turkish, and three illustrated monthly papers for children. The
Creator: Greene, Joseph Kingsbury, 1834-1917
Abstract Or Scope: Joseph Kingsbury Greene was an American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions Congregational missionary in Turkey for fifty-one years, stationed in Nicodemia, Bursa, and Manisa. He was fluent in Armenian and Turkish languages. The collection contains Greene's diaries from 1859 through 1917, Greene's correspondence with members of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and others, and Greene's handwritten English and Armenian dictionaries.

Highlight: wife and children. He passed away in Los Angeles on December 27, 1950.
Creator: Whiteside, Joseph
Abstract Or Scope: Joseph Whiteside was a missionary and professor at Soochow University 東吳大學. The collection contains manuscript diaries, including clippings, correspondence and other ephemera.

Highlight: and began a career of supporting children and families. Lundeen worked in organizations including the
Creator: Lundeen, Mark, 1941-2018
Abstract Or Scope: Mark Gillette Lundeen (1941-2018) was a 1968 BD graduate of UTS who participated in anti-war activism regarding the Vietnam War, as well as civil rights and social justice initiatives including Freedom Summer. The collection contains UTS coursework; material related to anti-war organizing and resistance efforts; reports written by Lundeen documenting voter registration campaigns in Hattiesburg, Mississippi during Freedom Summer, as well as reports documenting social justice work Lundeen took part in under the auspices of the Delta Ministry largely in Natchez and Edwards, Mississippi; notes and supplemental materials from organizations including SNCC, the Delta Ministry, and the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; and photographs and other materials that Lundeen compiled documenting neighborhoods and people in Natchez, Mississippi, towards producing a Natchez poverty report.

Highlight: Florido Liceo Cultural. Ernesto had two children. Ernesto was interviewed for the project that led to the
Abstract Or Scope: Ernesto begins the interview by recalling his life after the death of his parents, his incorporation into military service and his work as a delegate. Ernesto discusses his youth while discussing his early sexual experiences and the scant sexual education he received. Ernesto talks about racism and religious discrimination on the island. He also talks about machismo in his marriage and in the Party. Ernesto remembers his work for the Communist Party and the difficulties he went through as a young leader. Ernesto discusses the benefits of having a family member living in the United States. Lastly, Ernesto comments on the cultural activities that were carried out at the Cultural Lyceum, while discussing the artists' fees and the lack of state resources to pay for the space

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