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UA Little Rock Seminar in Public History (HIST 7391) files on the Joseph Pfeifer Kiwanis Camp, 2003
No full textThis collection contains a project report, interview transcriptions, and audiocassettes from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock's Seminar in Public History's 2003 project, "From the Ground Up: The First Seventy-Five Years at Joseph Pfeifer Kiwanis Camp," directed by Deborah J. Baldwin, Ph.D., which includes a history of the Joseph Pfeifer Kiwanis Camp and interviews with former campers, counselors, an executive director, a chairman, and a board member.; Project staff: Adam Bergfeld, Genti Borici, Jamie Griffith, Matilda Louvring, Sandra Ransom-Hubert, Scott Root, Shirley Schuette, and Kristi Smith.UA Little Rock Seminar in Public History (HIST 7391) files on the Joseph Pfeifer Kiwanis Camp, 200
Dr. Joseph H. Peck, author of "All about men"
No full textBlack and white photograph of Dr. Joseph H. Peck, author of "All about men," about 1958, when the book was published
Letter from C.W. Joseph, Mobile, Alabama, to John Little, Jr., Tuscaloosa, Alabama, May 27, 1892
No full textThis is an item in the Little family papers collection
Susan and God
No full textProgram from The Little Theatre of Dallas' 1940 production of 'Susan and God,' written by Rachel Crothers and directed by Lester E. Lang. Cover photograph by Lawrence Joseph
Letter from Joseph and Bragg, Mobile, Alabama, to John Little, Jr., Tuscaloosa, Alabama, September 6, 1892
No full textThis is an item in the Little family papers collection
Letter from Joseph and Bragg, Mobile, Alabama, to John Little Jr., Tuscaloosa, Alabama, July 27, 1892
No full textAn item in the Little family papers collection
Letter from Joseph and Bragg, Mobile, Alabama, to John Little, Jr., Tuscaloosa, Alabama, September 20, 1892
No full textThis is an item in the Little family papers collection
Letter from Joseph and Bragg, Mobile, Alabama, to John Little, Jr., Tuscaloosa, Alabama, August 24, 1892
No full textThis is an item in the Little family papers collection
Letter from Loveman, Joseph, and Loeb, Birmingham, Alabama, to John Little Jr., Tuscaloosa, Alabama, March 8, 1901
No full textAn item in the Little family papers collection
Findings from the development and implementation of a novel course consisting of both group and individual Alexander Technique lessons for low back pain
No full textObjectives: to develop a mixed course of individual and group lessons in the Alexander Technique (AT) for low back pain, and (2) to explore its: (a) effectiveness and (b) acceptability to both participant AT teachers and patients.Design: single-centre study, mixed methods.Setting: members of the public in the Brighton area (community recruitment), and patients from six Hampshire General Practices (GP) (National Health Service (NHS) recruitment).Participants: people with chronic or recurrent low back pain; AT teachers.Interventions: iterative development and implementation of a 10-lesson (6 group, 4 individual) AT course.Outcome measures: perceptions from semistructured interviews analysed using inductive thematic analysis. Descriptive analysis of RMDQ (Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire) over 12 weeks.Results: thirty-nine participants with low back pain were included and 32 AT teachers were interviewed, 7 of whom taught on the course. Some participants had reservations, preferring only individual lessons, but the majority found the sharing of experience and learning in groups helpful. There was also concern regarding group teaching among some AT teachers, but most also found it acceptable. By 12 weeks, RMDQ score among participants fell from 10.38 to 4.39, a change of −5.99. 29 of 39 (74%) participants had a clinically important reduction in RMDQ score of 2.5 or more.Conclusion: some patients and practitioners had reservations about group AT lessons, but most found groups helpful. Further development is needed, but the course of individual and group lessons has the potential to cost-effectively deliver clinically important benefits to patients with back pain, who are known to improve little and slowl
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