Glinda Crawford Papers, 1973-2004

Collection Overview

Abstract

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Administrative Information

Box and Folder Listing

Box 1

Folder 1: Articles written by Glinda Crawford, 1993-1988

Folder 2: Articles written about Glinda Crawford, 1983, 1987

Folder 3: Cooperating teachers program, 1977-1989

Folder 4: Correspondence, 1988-1991

Folder 5: Curriculum of Home Economics for various universities, 1988-1989

Folder 6: Curriculum of Home Economics for UND, 1976-1989

Folder 7: Graduate list clarification of Home Economics Education, 1976-1993

Folder 8: Graduate lists of Home Economics Education, 1976-1993

Folder 9: Home Economics Education Advisory Committee, 1991-1993

Folder 10: Home Economics Education Alumna, H. Christine Finlayson, 1992

Folder 11: Home Economics Education program reviews, 1993

Folder 12: Letters of support for continuance of Home Economics Education program at UND, 1992-1993

Folder 13: Letters to supporters for Home Economics Education program, 1995

Folder 14: Reports written by Crawford. 1992

Folder 15: Resume, 1995

Folder 16: Status of Home Economics Education, 1988-1991

Folder 17: Student teaching handbook, 1987

Folder 18: Student teacher lists and papers, 1985-1993

Folder 19: Supply and demand of Home Economics educators, 1986-1993

Folder 20: Chief Arvol Looking Horse: 1995, 1998

Folder 21: Rubber Stamp

Folder 22: "Moving to Higher Ground: Seeking Wisdom from Earth. River, and Critters in the Wake of the 1997 Flood" by Glinda Crawford

Folder 23: "Poem from the River" by Glinda Crawford: 1997

Folder 24: Connecting People with the Earth, Glinda Crawford, 1998

Folder 25: Sketch of the Home Economics Building at the University of North Dakota by M A Kinsue, 1986

Folder 26: Echinacea: A Return to Earth Medicine or, The Case of the Vanishing Purple Coneflower, Poster Presentation for "Prairie Ecology" combined meetings of ND & MN Wildlife Society, February 11, 1998

Folder 27: Herbal Sales Threaten Purple Coneflower & Prairies (Native Directions, Spring 1998)

Folder 28: The Purple Coneflower Led Me Home (North Dakota Quarterly, June 11, 1998)

Folder 29: Purple Prairie Products (North Dakota Outdoors - July 1998)

Folder 30: Just Under Our Noses: Herbal Sales Threaten Purple Coneflower & Northern Prairies, Yet Provide a Glimpse of Hope (North Dakota Outdoors - August 1998)

Folder 31: Echinacea, Prairies, and Rural Life on Fire...Help! A North Dakota Report (United Plant Savers Newsletter, September 1998)

Folder 32: Echinacea: From Poaching to Protection and Promise (Poster Presented to N.D. Chapter of Wildlife Society, February 1999)

Folder 33: View From the Social Science

Folder 34: At Last Protection for the Beautiful "Purple Coneflower (Grand Forks Herald, March 1999)

Folder 35: The Root of Evil (Dan Glick - Women Outside, Summer 1999)

Folder 36: Presentations and Handouts on Echinacea

Folder 37: Correspondence and Interviews

Folder 38: "Women Healing the Earth" - Card design by Crawford (2000)

Folder 39: Monika Heinbaugh's Thesis on Echinacea

Folder 40: Echinacea Products

Folder 41: Echinacea Cultivation

Folder 42: Native Use of Echinacea

Folder 43: Threat to the Wild: The Disappearance of Echinacea

Folder 44: Echinacea: Botanical Information and Distribution

Folder 45: Echinacea Merchants' Contact Letter

Folder 46: World Wide Web Information on Echinacea

Folder 47: Political Action Against Harvesting Echinacea

Folder 48: Articles on the Medical Properties and Uses of Echinacea

Folder 49: Echinacea Activist's Source book

Folder 50: Local/Regional Newspaper Articles on Echinacea

Folder 51: Healthy UND Environmental Wellness Subcommittee meeting minutes and issues of priority, 2001 and 2002.

Folder 52: Correspondence to and from Glinda Crawford, Oct 2001 to Aug 2003.

Folder 53: Problems at UND concerning use of chemicals, September 2000 and March 2002

Folder 54: UND's Soaring Eagle Prairie, drafts: Brochure, June 2002 and "Accomplishments and Steps Ahead."

Folder 55: IAQ (indoor air quality) guidelines enforced by other states.

Folder 56: Art show program, "Musings on a Visual Expression of 'Women Healing the Earth'", April 2004 to May 2004

Folder 57: Correspondence, 1992-1993.

Folder 58: Master of Science Thesis written by Glinda Crawford: “Tasks Performed by Hospital Housekeeping Aides”, Iowa State University, 1973.

Folder 59: Ph. D Dissertation written by Glinda Crawford: “Impact of Iowa Secondary Home Economics Programs with Emphasis on Consumer Education”, Iowa State University, 1980.

Folder 60: Identification of Tasks in Home Economics Related Occupations, 1974.

Folder 61: Incorporating Career/Occupational Components into Home Economics Courses, 1975

Folder 62: Regional Seminars in Adaptation of Vocational Programs for Special Needs in North Dakota, 1978.

Folder 63: Adaptation of Vocational Education Programs for Special Needs: A Slide/Tape Presentation, 1978.

Folder 64: Final Report: Employment and Training Needs of Independent Living

Folder 65: Paraprofessionals in North Dakota, 1981.

Folder 66: 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.

Folder 67: University of North Dakota Home Economics Education: Program Review, compiled by Glinda Crawford, 1993.

Folder 68: 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.

Folder 2: University of North Dakota Departmental History, Home Economics and Nutrition, written by Mabel Curry, 1983.

Folder 3: Brochure: North Dakota Home Economics Association, 75th Anniversary, 1984.

Folder 4: Review and Synthesis of Family and Consumer Sciences Education Research, 1985-1995.

Folder 5: Newsletters: Department of Home Economics and Office of Instructional Development, 1988, 1999, 2000.

Photographs :

These photographs were separated and placed in the Photograph File Cabinets.

Photograph 1: Phi Upsilon Omicron in the Home Ec. Building Conference Room, ca. 1977

Photograph 2: Photo of student teacher Pat Thorpe of Crookston, MN, ca 1976

Photograph 3: Nancy Johnson student teaching in Home Economics, Crookston High School (?), ca. 1976

Photograph 4: Student teacher Nancy Johnson, ca. 1976

Photograph 5: Photo of Ann Hiner with her family, Ann was a former supervisor of student teachers in about 1977-78, photo ca. Easter 1987

Photograph 6: Photo of Linda Redman's return to UND as alum of the Home Economics Department, Glinda Crawford is seated next to Redman, ca. 1984

Photograph 7: Going away party for student teacher Margo Youngern, ca. 1976

Photograph 8: Going away party for student teacher Margo Youngern, ca. 1976

Photograph 9: Home Economics and Nutrition faculty honored at Founder's Day with the McDermott Award for Outstanding Teaching, ca. 1986

Photograph 10: Portrait of Glinda Crawford, date unknown

Videotape :

Videotape 1655: WDAZ TV Channel 8 segment on Echinacea, the Purple Coneflower. Dr. Glinda Crawford of the UND Department of Sociology is interviewed: Oct 1998.

Videotape 1656: KVLY TV Channel 11 segment on Echinacea, the Purple Coneflower. Dr. Glinda Crawford of the UND Department of Sociology is interviewed.

Videotape 1749: Winona LaDuke speech entitled, "Environmentalism: Native and American on the Cusp of the Millennium."

Cassette Tape 2056: Toby Talk, Radio host Toby Baker interviews Crawford about Echinacea, the Purple Coneflower: June 16, 1998.

Placed in the Audiotape Collection