Box 20
Contains 31 Results:
Noordhoek, Johannes and Smith, Yrsa, "Family and Work", 1970
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
Novick, Lee, "A Political History of the Equal Rights Amendment"
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
Oates, Carol Joyce, "Book Reviews of Towards a Recognition of Androgyny and Virginia Woolf and the Androgynous Vision"
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
O'Connor, J.J., "Woman's Place"
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
"Occupations of the Employed Female Populations (datatables)"
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
Oelsner, Lesley, "Court Rules Social Security Aid Need Not Go to Divorced Mothers", 1976
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
Olesen, Virginia and Davis, Fred, "Initiation into a Women's Profession: Identity Problems in the Status Transition of Coed to Student Nurse", 1963
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
"The Career Outlook of Professionally Educated Women: The Case of Collegiate Student Nurses", 1965
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
Olesen, Virginia and Whittaker, Elvi, "The Faces of Florence Nightingale: functions of the Heroine Legend in an Occupational Sub-Culture", 1964
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.
"Instant Life: Women Report on Immersion in the Adult World", 1966
The Sheila Tobias Women's Studies collection contain a wealth of information related to feminism, gender issues, and women's studies. The earliest document is from the 1937, but the bulk of the material is from 1969-1975, and coincides with Tobias's position as associate provost at Wesleyan University. There is a smaller amount of material from 1975-1977.