Content Description This collection contains various clippings and photographs of art collected by the Cone sisters, Etta and Claribel Cone. The two sisters were active collectors of modern French art in the United States. Their collection contains clippings from The Art News and photographs of various pieces of art work. The collection does not contain any biographical information about the Cones, rather it represents photographs of artwork they may have been interested in...

Abstract This collection primary contains correspondence which documents the activities of the Department of Geography between 1960 and 2003. Other materials in the collection include memorandums, budget plans, program proposals, and reports. There are also annual reports produced by the department spanning from 1970-2001. Lastly, the collection has various files pertaining to the Student Financial Aid Committee, which include newsletters, memorandums, reports, and other documentation dealing with...

Content Description This collection includes biographical materials, correspondence, photographs, notes, publications, records, and audiovisual materials related to Ellen Griffin, National Golf Foundation, Athletic Federation of College Women, and Griffin's career as a golf instructor. The collection contains materials related to her time as a Woman's College (now UNCG) Physical Education professor and coach, as a golf education consultant at National Golf Foundation, and as the founder, owner, and instructor...

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This collection contains correspondence and legal documents relating to the Lindsay Family, dating from 1785 to 1866.

The majority of this collection contains legal documents related to land sales by Robert G. Lindsay, his personal correspondence, and one deed of sale of an eleven year old enslaved girl named Betsy. The collection also includes land deeds belonging to other early members of the Guilford County community.

Abstract Michael Fleming Parker was a professor in the MFA Creative Writing program at UNCG from 1992-2019. He received his Bachelor of Arts from UNC Chapel Hill in 1984 and his Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Virginia in 1988. Over the course of his career, Parker published ten books and dozens of articles and essays. He was the first to hold the UNCG Nicholas and Nancy Vacc Distinguished Professorship and won many awards, including the Mary Hobson Award in Arts and...

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Dr. Mark Smith-Soto is Professor Emeritus of Romance Languages (Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures) at UNCG Greensboro. Dr. Smith-Soto also served as editor/poetry editor of International Poetry Review from 1991 to 2022, and as director of the Center for Creative Writing in the Arts from 2005 to 2015.

This collection contains published and unpublished poetry, and photocopies of poetry by Mark Smith-Soto, teaching materials, and publications.

Abstract Isabel Ann Eggers was born to Herman Eggers and Elizabeth Pennington Eggers on July 28, 1932. Her father worked at Appalachian State University from 1929 to 1965. Her younger sister Elizabeth was born around 1936. She married Richard Zuber, a professor of history at Wake Forest University, on August 29, 1954. She and Richard had two children, Jonathan Herman Zuber (b.1963) and Elizabeth Pennington Zuber (b.1967). She divorced Zuber in 1986.Isabel worked as a librarian at...