Elmina Rose Lucke Papers 1897-1987

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Elmina Rose Lucke Papers 1897-1987

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Professor of social work and social studies, founder and director of the Dehli School of Social Work, consultant for social work education, and YWCA official. The Elmina Lucke papers focus on her work abroad as educator, administrator, and consultant for social work. Materials include correspondence with former students and associates in Egypt, India, and Pakistan; photographs of her travels; speeches; writings, including an unpublished memoir; and a transcript and tapes of an oral history.

5 boxes; (4.5 linear ft.)

eng,

Sophia Smith Collection

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