Abstract This collection includes correspondence, publications, fiction and non-fiction manuscripts, speech transcripts, photographs, videos, video logs, audio cassettes, and other material. Loda Mae Davis (1898-1989) was the first Dean of Women at the University of California, Riverside when it opened in 1954. The entire collection was for the Loda Mae Davis Women’s Archive. The first part of the collection describes Davis’ papers and the rest of the collection documents the life and work of female...

Abstract The Jan Erickson collection of oral history interviews is a collection of interviews of individuals affiliated with the University of California, Riverside. These interviews were conducted by the administrative assistant to former Chancellor Raymond L. Orbach, Jan Erickson, between 1992 and 2002. Erickson conducted these interviews in an attempt to illustrate the evolution of the University of California, Riverside. The interviewees selected by Erickson consist of faculty, administrators,...

Abstract The collection contains materials related to Irwin E. Farrar, a former 30 year member of the board of directors of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, and founding member of the Eastern Municipal Water District and Riverside County Flood Control District. Items in the collection consist mainly of articles written about Farrar, most notably concerning his retirement from the Metropolitan Water District. Also included is a published transcript of an oral history interview...

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This collection contains transcripts, MP3 audio files, and digital images related to the Inlandia Institute's oral history project, "'Making Waves: Women's Environmental Movement," which documented the stories of seven Inland Empire area environmentalists. Women interviewed for the project included Jane Block, Liz Cunnison, Melba Dunlap, Beverly Wingate Maloof, Sue Nash, Penny Newman, and Ruth Anderson Wilson.

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This collection primarily contains transcripts, audio cassettes, and other material pertaining to the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center (JACCC) EO 9066 Project. Also includes material pertaining to Japanese American life in Riverside, California and the Inland Empire.

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The collection consists of 30 VHS tapes containing oral history interviews of various Tuskegee Airmen, conducted from 1998-1999 and coordinated by the Chicago "DODO" chapter of Tuskegee Aimen, Inc.