ELWYN B. ROBINSON DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
CHESTER FRITZ LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA 58202

GLINDA CRAWFORD PAPERS

COLLECTION: OGL#1320 (addition)

DATES: 1973-1999

SIZE: .75 linear feet

INTRODUCTION

ACQUISITION: This addition to the Glinda Crawford Papers was deposited in the Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection by Glinda Crawford, Dept. of Sociology, UND, on August 24, 2004 (Acc.#2005-2734).

ACCESS: Available for inspection under the rules and regulations of the Department of Special Collections.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

This addition to the Glinda Crawford Papers dates from 1973 to 1999. It contains the Thesis Crawford wrote while attaining her Master’s Degree, and the Dissertation she wrote while earning her Doctorate. Both her Master’s Degree and her Doctorate were completed at Iowa State University. Also included are reports and articles written by Glinda Crawford on the subject of home economics, as well as a book and a Winona LaDuke promotional bookmark in which Crawford is cited.

Also found are publications recording the history of the Home Economics Department at the University of North Dakota and the North Dakota Home Economics Association. These publications include a documented history of the Home Economics Department entitled “Home Economics and Nutrition” written by Mabel Curry, “Reflections: History of the North Dakota Home Economics Education Program Review”, and a brochure commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the North Dakota Home Economics Association.

BOX AND FOLDER INVENTORY

Box 1
Folder

56. Correspondence, 1992-1993.
57. Master of Science Thesis written by Glinda Crawford: “Tasks Performed by Hospital Housekeeping Aides”, Iowa State University, 1973.
58. Ph. D Dissertation written by Glinda Crawford: “Impact of Iowa Secondary Home Economics Programs with Emphasis on Consumer Education”, Iowa State University, 1980.
59. Identification of Tasks in Home Economics Related Occupations, 1974.
60. Incorporating Career/Occupational Components into Home Economics Courses, 1975.
61. Regional Seminars in Adaptation of Vocational Programs for Special Needs in North Dakota, 1978.
62. Adaptation of Vocational Education Programs for Special Needs: A Slide/Tape Presentation, 1978.
63. Final Report: Employment and Training Needs of Independent Living
64. Paraprofessionals in North Dakota, 1981.
65. Articles Written by Crawford:
    “Wanted: The $ Value of a Homemaker”. Plainswoman, 1983.
    “Consumer Outcomes of Secondary Consumer and Homemaking Education”. Journal of Vocational Home Economics Education, 1981.
    “The Wind Sock: A Flying Idea for Junior High Home Economics”. Illinois Teacher of Home Economics, 1988.
    “Developing Student Global Perspective Through Undergraduate Family Resource Management”. Journal of Home Economics, 1993.
66. University of North Dakota Home Economics Education: Program Review, compiled by Glinda Crawford, 1993.
67. Winona LaDuke Promotional Bookmark citing Glinda Crawford, 1999.

Box 2
Folder

1. Reflections: History of the North Dakota Home Economics Education Program Review, 1921-1983, 1984-1996.
2. University of North Dakota Departmental History, Home Economics and Nutrition, written by Mabel Curry, 1983.
3. Brochure: North Dakota Home Economics Association, 75th Anniversary, 1984.
4. Review and Synthesis of Family and Consumer Sciences Education Research, 1985-1995.
5. Newsletters: Department of Home Economics and Office of Instructional Development, 1988, 1999, 2000.

SEPARATIONS RECORD

A video tape of Winona LaDuke’s speech to the University of North Dakota International Centre on April 19,1999, was separated and placed in the video tape collection. The speech was entitled “Environmentalism: Native and American on the Cusp of the Millennium.” The video tape was given number V 1749.

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