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Title: Disparities in Pregnancy Outcomes Among Racial Minority Women in the United States, Dis/Unity and Difference (Center for the Humanities theme for 2018-2019), Reckoning: A Roundtable Discussion
Description: Announcement of two events with Karen Tabb Dina, an assistant professor of social work at the University of Illinois: a talk on birth outcomes and mental health among multiracial women and a discussion of race, gender, and public health in the setting of a John Wilson exhibition in Faulconer Gallery.
Date Created: 2019
PID: grinnell:27799

Title: Diverse Paths of Leadership and Innovation: Spring 2019 Schedule, Creative Careers: Learning from Alumni
Description: Profiles of Grinnell College alumni scheduled to speak to students as part of the Creative Careers: Learning from Alumni (SST 200/HUM 200/SCI 200) course held in Spring 2019.
Date Created: 2019
PID: grinnell:27794

Title: Dr. George D. Herron Resigns
Description: Copy of George D. Herron's letter of resignation addressed to the Trustees of Iowa College
Date Created: 1899
PID: grinnell:18357

Title: Dramatic (Dis)Unity on Roanoke Island, Dis/Unity and Difference (Center for the Humanities theme for 2018-2019)
Description: Announcement of a talk about Roanoke Island and Native American history by Gina Caison, an assistant professor of English at Georgia State University.
Date Created: 2018
PID: grinnell:27797

Title: Dynamic Map and Timeline: History of the Modern Middle East (1798-Present)
Description: A poster explaining how the faculty member used a dynamic map and timeline to illustrate events. The map and timeline are tied together so that an entry on one appears on the other.
Date Created: 2013
PID: grinnell:3324

Title: Eating Graphic History: Japanese American Pioneers of the California Food Revolution
Description: Today, Americans are more aware than ever of their food choices—where the food comes from, its locality, how it was produced, and its health quotient. But back in the 1970s, local food movements were largely nonexistent. It was the Japanese Americans living in California who began advocating for local, organic farming—and despite systemic racism, were able to make America better.
Date Created: 2019
PID: grinnell:26669

Title: Edna M. Smith to Lucille Ley - December 14, 1944
Description: Edna expresses disappointment that her son is not in the photo Lucille sent. She says she has heard from all the other next-of-kin except one. She muses on the little information she knows about her son's military service and comments that she still has not received any off his personal effects. She wonders whether Lucille has ever been asked to settle Jimmy's estate, a process which she calls "red tape." She doubts whether George is actually dead without proof. The mothers swap photographs of their sons.
Date Created: 1944
PID: grinnell:26522

Title: Edna M. Smith to Lucille Ley - November 13, 1944
Description: Edna outlines the chronology from the time she received notice that her son was missing in action to the time she received the list of crew members killed in action and Lucille's letter at almost the same time. She says her son never gave out any information or sent any photos, so she is glad to have more information. She begs Lucille for any additional photos or information she may have and expresses her solidarity as another mother of a missing soldier. She promises to send any updates she receives.
Date Created: 1944
PID: grinnell:26521

Title: Education and Communication: Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence
Description: We examined the relation between sex and relationship education, communication, and prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV).
Date Created: 2010
PID: grinnell:221