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Oral history interview with Beth Mlynarek Kaufman, 2023 September 8
No full textBeth Mlynarek Kaufman speaks about her experiences at Michigan State University as a baton twirler and one of the two first female members of the MSU Spartan Marching Band. Beth transferred to MSU from Western Michigan University in 1972 and obtained her B.A. in elementary education in 1975 and her M.A. in education in 1977. She shares how the passing of Title IX is what drew her to transfer to MSU and the opportunities it gave other women in sports. She details the challenges of being a woman in a male dominated group, and how some of the men protested and threatened to quit if women were allowed in the band. Beth reveals how after a short time, some of the men that originally ignored or protested her had become her friends. She describes her participation in the alumni marching and talks about some differences she's noticed in the band over the years. Beth is interviewed by her spouse Michael Kaufman who was also attending MSU when they began dating
Youth Leadership with Eric Kaufman [Podcast episode]
No full textThe podcast episode titled "Youth Leadership with Eric Kaufman" is part of "The Future of Leadership" series, hosted by Israel Oyedare. In this episode, Eric Kaufman, a leadership educator and scholar, discusses best practices for collective leadership, emphasizing problem-solving and team development. He also shares insights from his work with the Department of Defense Education Activity and the National Science Foundation's Geosciences Opportunities for Leadership in Diversity program.The podcast episode is also available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0duZgpdRN6cTrue (Extension publication?
Office of the Texas Mutual Benefit Association, Kaufman, Kaufman County, Texas...
No full textA memo sent to try to defraud people of two dollars in a scam.Full catalog title: Office of the Texas Mutual Benefit Association, Kaufman, Kaufman County, Texas : some time ago we forwarded you by mail, five tickets in the supplementary distribution of our Association ... : you neglected to remit us the money for the same and they are still charged to you on our books ... Includes blank spaces for filling in ticket numbers. Type signed at end: Choate Somerby, secretary T.M. B. A. American Agriculturist (June, 1875, page 211) lists this company's practice of distributing tickets as a scam
Kaufman Library Faculty/Staff Newsletter, Fall 2016
No full textFall 2016 issue of the Georgia Gwinnett College Daniel J. Kaufman Library & Learning Center newsletter for faculty and staff. 7 pages. Contents: "Library Dedication", "Quiet Reading Room Exhibit", "Research Services and the Information Literacy Omnibus", "Featured New Collections at Kaufman Library", "Technology Lending as a Service", "Popular Titles at Kaufman Library", "GeneralSpace: Our Digital Repository", "Donating Materials to the Library", "Library Services for Faculty and Staff", "Kaufman Library Staffing Updates", and "We Want Your Feedback!
Beatrice Kaufman, transcript only
No full textTranscript of an interview with Beatrice Kaufman by Lucille Brown of Union College. Beatrice was born on April 11, 1900 in Priluka, Russia.https://digitalworks.union.edu/berkoralhistories/1022/thumbnail.jp
Kaufman Library Faculty/Staff Newsletter, Spring 2017
No full textSpring 2017 issue of the Georgia Gwinnett College Daniel J. Kaufman Library & Learning Center newsletter for faculty and staff. 6 pages. Contents: "Farewell Gene Ruffin", "Introducing Primo", "Featuring! Kanopy Streaming", "Kaufman Library Selected as January Cover of Choice Reviews", "Kaufman Library Faculty Scholarship and Creative Activities", "GeneralSpace: Our Digital Repository", "Donating Materials to the Library", "Library Services for Faculty and Staff", and "Kaufman Library Staffing Updates
University Scholar Series: Michael Kaufman
No full textH2O in Interstellar Space: How the Universe Conspires to Make Water Everywhere
On October 28, 2015, Dr. Michael Kaufman spoke in the University Scholar Series hosted by Provost Andy Feinstein at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library. His talk was titled “H2O in Interstellar Space: How the Universe Conspires to Make Water, Water Everywhere.” Dr. Kaufman\u27s astrophysics research focuses on the interactions and feedback between newly formed stars and the interstellar medium—the raw material from which stars form. He constructs computational models of the radiative transfer, dynamics and chemistry that occur in regions of active star formation, and uses these models to interpret observations with ground-based, airborne, and space-based telescopes. Dr. Kaufman is Professor and Chair in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/uss/1024/thumbnail.jp
Kaufman County $2.00 (two dollars) treasury warrant
No full textThis treasury warrant was issued in Kaufman by Kaufman County. A decorative design borders the left edge of the note. The phrase ''RECEIVABLE FOR COUNTY DUES.'' is printed in a rectangle design in the left border of the note. The phrase ''COUNTY COURT.'' is printed in the right border. The abbreviation ''No.'' is printed in the upper-left corner; the number ''382'' is handwritten adjacent to it. The number ''2'' is printed in the upper-right corner. A vignette of a steam tug and ships appears in the upper-center of the note. The amount ''TWO DOLLARS'' is printed across the face of the note. The word ''TWO'' and the number ''2'' are printed in green ink. A decorative green overprint covers most of the note. The following imprint appears in the center of the bottom edge of the note: [Texas Pr House, Houston--E. W. Cave.] The note is signed on the recto by A. B. Robinson, County Treasurer; Percival Mucklaw Moorhouse, County Clerk; and William Duncan Irvine, Chief Justice. The word ''Boboon'' is written on the verso. Two Robinsons are listed in Kaufman County in the 1870 Census, A. B. Robinson and Aron B. Robinson. Moorhouse, a native of England, served in the Civil War, was elected county clerk from 1862-1864, and is buried in the Becker family cemetery in Kaufman County (TXGenWeb: Kaufman County--Civil War Soldiers Known to be Buried in Kaufman County Texas and Becker Family Cemetery). Irvine fought in the Texas Revolution and the Civil War (TXGenWeb: Kaufman County--William Duncan Irvine). In addition he served as justice of the peace, county commissioner, and county judge (1862-1864) (Ibid.)Recto: A B Robinson Co. Treasurer.; P M Moorhouse Co. Clerk.; W D Irvine Chief Justice. Verso: Boboo
Kaufman County $1.00 (one dollar) treasury warrant
No full textThis treasury warrant was issued in Kaufman by Kaufman County. A decorative design borders the left edge of the note. The phrase ''RECEIVABLE FOR COUNTY DUES.'' is printed in a rectangle design in the left border of the note. The phrase ''COUNTY COURT.'' is printed in the right border. The number ''1'' is printed towards the upper-left corner. The abbreviation ''No.'' is printed in the upper-right corner; the number ''3227'' is handwritten adjacent to it. A vignette of a train and cars appears in the upper-center of the note. The amount ''ONE DOLLAR'' is printed across the face of the note. The word ''ONE'' is printed in green ink. A decorative green overprint covers most of the note. The following imprint appears in the center of the bottom edge of the note: [Texas Pr House, Houston--E. W. Cave.] The note is signed on the recto by A. B. Robinson, County Treasurer; Percival Mucklaw Moorhouse, County Clerk; and William Duncan Irvine, Chief Justice. Two Robinsons are listed in Kaufman County in the 1870 Census, A. B. Robinson and Aron B. Robinson. Moorhouse, a native of England, served in the Civil War, was elected county clerk from 1862-1864, and is buried in the Becker family cemetery in Kaufman County (TXGenWeb: Kaufman County--Civil War Soldiers Known to be Buried in Kaufman County Texas and Becker Family Cemetery). Irvine fought in the Texas Revolution and the Civil War (TXGenWeb: Kaufman County--William Duncan Irvine). In addition he served as justice of the peace, county commissioner, and county judge (1862-1864) (Ibid.)A B Robinson Co. Treasurer.; P M Moorhouse Co. Clerk.; W D Irvine Chief Justice
Kaufman Library Faculty/Staff Newsletter, Fall 2017
No full textFall 2017 issue of the Georgia Gwinnett College Daniel J. Kaufman Library & Learning Center newsletter for faculty and staff. 5 pages. Contents: "LibQUAL Survey is Coming!", "Thank You For Attending Our 2017 Eclipse Viewing Party!", "Kaufman Library Faculty Scholarship and Creative Activities", "Library Faculty Promotions", "GIL-Find Goes Live", "GeneralSpace: Our Repository", "Donating Materials to the Library", "Library Services for Faculty and Staff", "Assistant Department Head for Collections Lisa Jones Retires", and "Kaufman Library Staffing Updates"
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