Melvene Hardee Files, ca. 1920-2002

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Arranged alphabetically by record type. Dr. Hardee's files comprise materials that document her work in establishing the Hardee Center and her professional activities at Florida State University and other academic institutions. A major portion of this series includes copies of readings used as a text for her course, "The Woman Administrator," which she first taught in 1978. These records also include materials about the early history of the Hardee Center, Dr. Barbara Mann's 1979 internship report, letters from Dr. Hardee (many written to Hardee Center Director Mary Pankowski), newsclippings about Dr. Hardee's professional activities, articles, letters, and other materials describing her student counseling work in the 1950s, quotations about her parents, research materials for a student paper about Dr. Hardee, photographs, several of her writings, and recordings of her lectures and guest lecturers who spoke before her Woman Administrator classes. In addition, there is a "locator card" file of names of Dr. Hardee's Masters and Doctoral students up to 1980. For preservation purposes and ease of access, the letters have been removed from the letter book and kept in original order. Includes papers, photographs, and recordings.

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