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Emma Scott
No full textPortrait, head and shoulders. On verso: 6-'53. Emma Scott, ba '29. Pres. Women's Div. - 1953-54. [photo stamp].The Emma Scott Memorial Scholarships were created to honor Emma Scott, former English teacher in Little Rock, Arkansas, and AEA staff member
Emma Custis Interview
No full textScott Galloway interviews Emma Custis, a 21-year-old senior student that studies anthropology and history, via Zoom about the impact of COVID-19 on her life. Due to a family situation, Emma was fully online in the spring of 2020 even before UCF went virtual. She discusses her prior experience to the pandemic, including working as a classroom aide at a childcare center, and her participation within the student government. Her position as chief secretary meant that she was heavily involved within the student government scene aiding people in the legislation. She was also served as Deputy of Senate Relations and then Senate President. While talking about the political or student government aspect of her life, Emma also covers her time as a student and her attempts at dealing with the pandemic. Emma talks about the impact the pandemic had on her social life and the ways she still connected with both members of SG and friends. Emma remains optimistic about the potential vaccine that can lead to people finding some guidance in these troubled times
Letter to Miss Emma A. McCoy from Mayor Austin Scott 1914
No full textLetter to Miss McCoy from Mayor Austin Scott, of New Brunswick, thanking her for inviting him to the Teachers Club, but expressing disappointment that she was unable to attend due to illness.Miss McCoy was Supervisor of Drawing at New Brunswick High School which was the school which she graduated from in 1883. She was actively engaged in the New Brunswick community during her lifetime. The collection reflects her activities and interests on both the local and national arenas.My dear Miss McCoy,
I write to express to you the feeling of keen disappointment. I had last evening – and still have – that you were unable to attend the pleasant meeting of the Teachers Club and their guests. Reference was made to your absence and tribute said to your energy and skill in bringing about so delightful a gathering. I hear the illness which prevented you sharing in it all is of the slightest. Let me thank you for the opportunity your information gave me of meeting our cities teachers.
Yours sincerely, Austin ScottOriginal order was unknown. For this small collection, each item has been separately foldered
Emma Scott
No full textBlack and white portrait of standardbred filly, Emma Scott with an unidentified boy. This photograph was likely taken September 5, 1939 at the Maine State Fair grounds in Lewiston, Maine.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/kendall_images/3782/thumbnail.jp
‘‘We Are a Group of Feminist Lawyers Doing What We Can’’: An Interview with Emma Scott, Director of Rights of Women
No full textRights of Women attracted much UK media attention in late 2014 by bringing a judicial review that challenged the reduced provisions for family law legal aid available for victims of domestic violence: R (On the Application of Rights
of Women) v The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice [2015] EWHC 35 (Admin). In June 2015, within Rights of Women’s 40th anniversary year, Hannah Camplin interviewed the organisation’s Director Emma Scott about the
decision to bring the judicial review, the advantages and challenges of the judicial review process, and the experience of strategic litigation within the context of Rights of Women’s long history of campaigning for women’s rights. What emerged is a portrait of a feminist organisation in 2015, and, in a fast changing political and financial landscape, the dual importance of collaborative working and the need for
flexibility in service provision and campaigning tools
Emma Lou Scott oral history interview and transcript
No full textThis recording and transcript form part of a collection of oral history interviews conducted by Center for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality at Rice University. This collection includes video recordings and transcripts of interviews with Houstonians who have made contributions to the LGBT community.Emma Lou "Scottie" Scott is a life-long resident of Houston. She taught physical education in the Houston Independent School District for 33 years. She maintained a life-long participation in sports, entering Senior Olympics at age 55 and the National Gay Games, collectively winning over 300 medals. In 2007 she was inducted into the Texas Senior Games Hall of Fame. Scott has been active in LGBTQ organizations over many years; including, Lesbian Health Initiative (LHI), Seniors Preparing for Rainbow Years (SPRY), and with her long-time partner Janice Ives, founded the Texas Ramblin' Roses, an RVing women's community and chapter of the National RVing Women's Group. In 2016 she was honored by a proclamation from the City of Houston for her contributions to the development and implementation of numerous LGBT programs over the last 40 years
Replication files for: "Recycled text and risk communication in natural gas pipeline environmental impact assessments" by Jacob D. Hileman, Mario Angst, Tyler A. Scott and Emma Sundström (2021)
No full textReplication files for: "Recycled text and risk communication in natural gas pipeline environmental impact assessments” by Jacob D. Hileman, Mario Angst, Tyler A. Scott and Emma Sundström (2021).
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The marriage record of Hubbard, Scott and Johnson, Emma
No full textMarriage license for Scott Hubbard and Emma Johnson. N.J. Morris was the officiant
Emma Willard: Feminist
No full textAnne Firor Scott gave the Cum Laude Address at the Emma Willard School (originally the Troy Seminary) in May 1978. We have cut the lecture only slightly to fit our space and audience. It is, as she wrote to us, an example of trying to persuade a group of students to look at the past of their own institution, and learn from it. I gathered, Scott added, that the students were expecting some kind of high-minded exhortation, and were pleasantly surprised
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