EDU. Education

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Collection contains newspaper clippings, press releases, reports, publications, budgets, presentations, contract agreements, photographs, and oral histories detailing the work of the Lastinger Center for Learning at the University of Florida.

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Audio reels and teaching guides that appear to be part of a course on the Aymara language created by Martha J. Hardman, a Linguistic Anthropology professor at the University of Florida.

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Publications, reports, conference materials, awards, scrapbooks, photographs, and audiovisual material related to James L. Wattenbarger and the history of Florida's Community Colleges.

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Collection contains photographs of Lawrence V. Smith and John Baxter creating the Chemistry for Today film course program. Also includes news clippings about the program, biographical information on Smith, and further information on the program.

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Correspondence relating to the establishment of the Regional Council for Education; gubernatorial campaign material; and speeches delivered by Caldwell.

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Speeches on education and related issues made between 1965 and 1972, during Floyd T. Christian's tenure as Florida Superintendent of Public Instruction/Commissioner of Education.

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Miscellaneous papers relating to higher education in Florida, and the state universities in particular.

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Papers of Philip Keyes Yonge as a member of the Florida Board of Control and Florida State Plant Board.

Abstract Records from the political career of D. Robert "Bob" Graham documenting his tenure as a Florida legislator, 1966-1978, and a United States Senator, 1987-2005. The collection also contains Graham's private papers and records from several commissions that Graham served on and also chronicles Graham's Workday experiences. Among the many record types, the collection contains correspondence, memoranda, press releases, speeches, articles, schedules and calendars, trip files, campaign materials,...

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Subject files created by Howard Jay Friedman during his service with the Florida Department of Education, primarily news clippings pertaining to public education in Florida.