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Oral history interview with Nancy Johnson
No full textNancy Johnson, a 1984 graduate of Oklahoma State University (OSU) with a doctorate in veterinary medicine, discusses her experiences in the program as an older student. She talks about how stressful vet school can be and how helpful other students and professors were to her. Johnson also recalls what it was like to be a woman in a male-dominated field. She mentions how rewarding rural vet medicine is and how much she has enjoyed being a small-town veterinarian. Johnson represents Lincoln County in the Cowboys in Every County project.The O-STATE Stories Oral History collection is comprised of interviews which chronicle the rich history, heritage, and traditions of Oklahoma State University
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Silk dress
No full textDress of light pink silk with 1930's-inspired silhouette, tucks at shoulder, striped fabric of pink and light brown and white across shoulders and creating dolman-style sleeves, striped fabric also creating a horizontal band from natural waist to drop waist creating a yoke, pleated skirt, tea length with wide swatch of horizontal stripe fabric at hem, unlined. Label: "Nancy Johnson," stamped "Sample
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Floral dress
No full textDance or tea dress of lightweight silk with light pink floral pattern depicting irises in an impressionistic pointillism style; wide round neckline, short flutter sleeves, loose silhouette, natural waistline coming to a point at center front, tie belt sewn into side seams and secured at back, asymmetrical handkerchief hemline, unlined. Label: Nancy Johnson Petite, fabric content tag, size 6
Floral dress
No full textDance or tea dress of lightweight silk with light pink floral pattern depicting irises in an impressionistic pointillism style; wide round neckline, short flutter sleeves, loose silhouette, natural waistline coming to a point at center front, tie belt sewn into side seams and secured at back, asymmetrical handkerchief hemline, unlined. Label: Nancy Johnson Petite, fabric content tag, size 6
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Shirtwaist blouse
No full textShirtwaist blouse of white cotton-linen blend inspired by Victorian garments, bodice with angled narrow floral lace inserts alternating with bands of self with thin pin tucks, tall standing collar trimmed in white lace, full bishop sleeves with gathering at armyscye and at wide buttoned cuffs, center back button closure, finished hem, unlined. Label: Nancy Johnson for Prisma, fabric content tag, size 9/10
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Linen skirt set
No full textSkirt set of light green or mint green linen. Blouse with high funnel-like neckline with scalloped edge, scallop shape continuing down center front, closure of four self-covered buttons, kimono-style short sleeves, princess seams, deep inverted pleats at hips in front and back creating a flared peplum shape, hand embroidery in coordinated color creating elongated floral shapes with symmetry from both sides of front. Straight skirt of same fabric, zipper and self-covered button closure, elastic gathered waistband at back, back slit. Unlined. Labels: Nancy Johnson, fabric care, fabric content, size 10
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Two-piece dress set
No full textTwo-piece dress set of jacket and dress made of ramie-cotton blend in ecru or natural off-white color with hand crocheted Madeira lace details. a) Jacket of ramie-cotton blend with two-button double-breasted closure at natural waist, no lapels, broad shoulders, wide set-in three-quarter-length sleeves with lace inserts and trim, natural waistline and peplum-like construction, pleats and volume from natural waist over hips with round low "tail" at center back, unlined, label: Nancy Johnson. b) Strapless dress of ramie-cotton blend, insert of lace at center front creating a downward-pointing triangle, princess seams, low natural waistline coming to center front point, fabric pleated at lower waist at either side of hips, center back zipper, unlined
Log Cabin quilt, by Harriet Snider Johnson
No full textImage of Log Cabin quilt created in 1887 by Harriet Snider Johnson. Also includes questionnaires describing the quilt completed by Nancy Cox Mackay as part of the Utah Quilt Guild\u27s documentation days held from 1988-1994. This quilt was made in St. George, Utah. It was given as a wedding gift to Johnson\u27s granddaughter who was married on December 14, 188
Achieving Foundation Accountability and Transparency: Lessons From the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s \u3ci\u3eScorecard\u3c/i\u3e
No full text· The purpose of this article is to help foundations in their accountability and transparency efforts by sharing lessons from one foundation’s journey to develop a scorecard.
· A commitment to funding and sharing the results from rigorous evaluations set the tone for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) accountability.
· The Scorecard is a powerful tool for RWJF to set goals, track organizational effectiveness, and motivate responses to shortcomings.
· Foundations can tailor their scorecard to include what best serves their needs.
· With its Scorecard, RWJF found that comparative and quantitative measures are the most powerful forces to motivate change.
· Setting targets motivates staff to focus their efforts on certain areas and make improvements
Nancy Stone-Johnson
No full textNancy Stone-Johnson receives an award for five years of service in Student Affairs. (l-r) President William Perry, Nancy Stone-Johnson, Vice President of Student Affairs Dan Nadler.https://thekeep.eiu.edu/years_of_service_2013/1104/thumbnail.jp
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