Kentucky, United States
Found in 21 Collections and/or Records:
Business and professional conferences, 1930-1948
Girl Reserve conferences, 1945-1946
Girl Reserve conferences, 1944-1945
Girl Reserve conferences, 1943
Girl Reserve conferences, 1941-1942
Girl Reserve conferences, 1939
Girl Reserve conferences, 1938
Kentucky, circa 1951-1960
Kentucky, circa 1951-1960
Kentucky, circa 1915-1950
Kentucky, circa 1924-1950
Kentucky, circa 1961-1970
South Central Field Committee minutes and reports, 1907 May-1919 November
South Central Field Committee minutes and reports, 1919 November-1922 January
State Committee programs and reports, 1884-1919
Student: Southern region, circa 1924-1950
Student: Southern region, 1924-1945
Newsletters of the southern region of the National Student YWCA.
Student: Southern region, 1926-1949
Annual reports from the Southern region of the National Student YWCA.
Student: Southern region, 1932-1950
Monthly and visitation reports for the Southern region of the National Student YWCA. Monthly reports to the National Student Council are submitted using standard forms and collect information concerning meetings attended, campuses visited, materials prepared, regional developments, how the secretary's day were divided and interviews conducted. Visitation reports are narrative reports of a secretary's visit to campus associations.
Student: Southern region, 1933-1950
Documents concerning the Southern region of the National Student YWCA including conference minutes and discussion notes, correspondence and reports regarding student associations on African American campuses in Mississippi, summer project programs and pamphlets, program and leadership handbooks and minutes and correspondence regarding the structure and organization of the National and regional student YWCA.
World War I: Hostess houses, Kentucky, circa 1914-1920
Photographs of the YWCA hostess house at Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky. Several photographs identify the hostess house as the Information Bureau and several specify it as the "Information Bureau for the 'flu' epidemic."