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Catherine Fisk
No full textCatherine Fisk was a Chancellor’s Professor of Law at UCI Law from 2008-2017. She was a member of the school’s founding faculty.https://scholarship.law.uci.edu/uci_law_stories_videos_video-interviews_ucilawfaculty/1005/thumbnail.jp
World War I record of service survey for Earl W. Fisk, signed 26 September 1922.
No full textQuestionnaire about Earl Willson Fisk's service in World War I, 1917-1919, signed by Fisk on 26 September 1922.Questionnaire originally part of a survey of Norwich University alumni conducted by a “Norwich in the World War” committee consisting of Charles N. Barber (chairman), Carl V. Woodbury, K.R.B. Flint, and Gustaf A. Nelson. Data from these questionnaires may have been used in a chapter of "Vermont in the world war, 1917-1919" by Harold P. Sheldon (1928)
Interview with Ed Fisk, 1987.
No full textUniversity of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio, Texas
Ed Fisk, bass player for the band Fiddle Grass Folks, shares his love of Bluegrass music while taking a break from performing at the 1987 Texas Folklife Festival. The purely American music, performed with non-electric instruments, is seldom written but rather was handed down from performer to performer
Life sketch of Amanda Melvina Fisk
No full textTypescript of a biographical sketch of Amanda Molonia (Fisk) Stout, compiled by Naomi Thiobald Camp of Hinckley. Amanda Fisk was born in New York State in 1832, and her family lived at Kirtland, Ohio, and elsewhere with the early Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She married Allen J. Stout and they came to Utah in 1851, and lived in Salt Lake County until 1861, when they moved to southern Utah, settling at Rockville. Written by Alice Stout Walke
Letter, bulletin, and booklet from the Fisk Teachers\u27 Agency
No full textLetter concerning services provided by The Fisk Teachers\u27 Agency as well as a bulletin and a booklet for the same
DeCordova Ball
No full textView of tilted bottom and brickwork which echoes the arched windows of the DeCordova museum; Created by Lars-Erik Fisk specifically for DeCordova's 1999 exhibition On the Ball: The Sphere in Contemporary Sculpture. The DeCordova Ball abstracts and complements the architecture of the Museum through the sculpture's red brick exterior, arched window form, and slate turret. The structure of the ball is comprised of a steel support skeleton which was filled with concrete and then coated in wet clay. Once dry, the clay was layered with bricks that were individually custom-cast by the artist. Source: DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum; http://www.decordova.org/ (accessed 6/18/2013
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Alliance for Computational Science Collaboration HBCU Partnership at Fisk University. Final Report 2001
No full textComputational Science plays a big role in research and development in mathematics, science, engineering and biomedical disciplines. The Alliance for Computational Science Collaboration (ACSC) has the goal of training African-American and other minority scientists in the computational science field for eventual employment with the Department of Energy (DOE). The involvements of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) in the Alliance provide avenues for producing future DOE African-American scientists. Fisk University has been participating in this program through grants from the DOE. The DOE grant supported computational science activities at Fisk University. The research areas included energy related projects, distributed computing, visualization of scientific systems and biomedical computing. Students' involvement in computational science research included undergraduate summer research at Oak Ridge National Lab, on-campus research involving the participation of undergraduates, participation of undergraduate and faculty members in workshops, and mentoring of students. These activities enhanced research and education in computational science, thereby adding to Fisk University's spectrum of research and educational capabilities. Among the successes of the computational science activities are the acceptance of three undergraduate students to graduate schools with full scholarships beginning fall 2002 (one for master degree program and two for Doctoral degree program)
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Initiation of a Nuclear Research Program at Fisk University in Cooperation with the Nuclear Physics Group at Vanderbilt University, August 15, 1997 - January 14, 2000
No full textCarrying a spirit of a long history of cooperation in physics education and research between Fisk University and Vanderbilt University, the Nuclear Research Program in the Department of Physics at Fisk University was proposed in 1996 in cooperation with the Nuclear Physics Group at Vanderbilt University. An initial NRP program was commissioned in 1997 with the financial support from DOE. The program offers a great opportunity for students and faculty at Fisk University to directly access experimental nuclear data and analyzing facilities within the Nuclear Physics Group at Vanderbilt University for a quick start. During the program Fisk Faculty and students (along with the colleagues at Vanderbilt University) have achieved progress in a few areas. We have (a) established an in-house nuclear data processing and analysis program at Fisk University, (b) conducted hands-on nuclear physics experiments for a Fisk undergraduate student at Vanderbilt University, (c) participated in the UNIRIB research with radioactive ion beam and Recoil Mass Spectrometer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and (d) studied {sup 252}Cf spontaneous fission and in-beam nuclear reactions for exotic nuclei. Additionally, this work has produced publication in conference proceedings as well as referred journals. [2-7]
Riverview Fisk Park in jersey City
No full textRiverview Fisk Park is a wonderful park located at the edge of the Heights. Riverview is located on Palisade Avenue. The park contains magnificent views of both the New York City Skyline and the Hudson River as well as the Verrazano Bridge and the George Washington Bridge. These views can be enjoyed while relaxing in the park gazebo. The Park also has a host of recreational activities such as two basketball courts and a playground for children. Due to the amazing views, Fourth of July has become a major day for the park.
The park is well over a century old and was built on land that was gifted to Jersey City by Aaron Ogden, who served as both a United States senator and the governor of New Jersey during the early 1800'
Riverview Fisk Park in jersey City
No full textRiverview Fisk Park is a wonderful park located at the edge of the Heights. Riverview is located on Palisade Avenue. The park contains magnificent views of both the New York City Skyline and the Hudson River as well as the Verrazano Bridge and the George Washington Bridge. These views can be enjoyed while relaxing in the park gazebo. The Park also has a host of recreational activities such as two basketball courts and a playground for children. Due to the amazing views, Fourth of July has become a major day for the park.
The park is well over a century old and was built on land that was gifted to Jersey City by Aaron Ogden, who served as both a United States senator and the governor of New Jersey during the early 1800'sOriginal file name Park in the Heights (2).jp
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