Foldout postcard packet that contains 20 images.
UWRF News Bureau. Falcon Features Spring 1984.
Loose volume 90
Photocopy of a research paper by Sheree Koehler, a student at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, discussing the history of the Pierce County, Wisconsin, township as reflected in the occupations of its residents. Based in part on oral interviews.
M. A. Shepard, 90, lived in River Falls since 1888. During this interview he offers many interesting and informative facts about the River Falls aera and how it has changed since the 1890's. A good, informative interview.
Former President of Alliance for Wisconsin Theatre Education, National Education Association Board of Directors member, Wisconsin education association council member. Interviewed by Adam Sarnstrom.
Wisconsin State Assembly member, Wisconsin State Senate member. Interviewed by Amber Swanson and Cassandra Dahl.
Tom Myrick MRFW, Photo by Dan Baughman
This is a well conducted interview with Mrs. Carl Shapiro, and early resident of the Minneapolis area. Mrs. Shapiro has some interesting stories to tell as well as offering some insight into the conditions in Virginia, Le Seure, Shakopee, and Minneapolis, Minnesota in the early 1900's. At 81, Mrs. Shaprio is extremely alert and a good conversationalist.
Joseph H. Shannon graduated from the River Falls State Normal School in 1924. Contents include a Special License to teach and a letter from President J. H. Ames.
Shannon Zimmerman gave a lecture titled "My Life as a CEO... it's not all bad" in fall of 2013.
Includes Vita, educational background, professional experience, and tenure letter.
Real-photo, white-border PHOTO POST CARD with image of the Shady Birch cottage at Shady Acres Resort on Bass Lake, near Webster, Wisconsin. Unused.
Real-photo postcard with image of
Mr. Seyforth is a long time county agent and talks about the agricultral history of Pierce County. He discusses the Farmer's Institute and programs that ran through the UW System, seed distribution, the dairy industry, fertilizers, advancements in arriculutral technology, infestation and disease, and briefly about the logging industry.
Report from National Advisory Council of Women's Educational Programs
Informational source book for the campus community awareness about sexual assault and campus resources available to victims. The book was funded through the Office of Student Housing.
UWRF Campus SecurityAffirmative Action Office, dean of Students office, division of student affairs newspaper prints, brochures, notice, information booklet, handouts, website prints, graphic