Papers of Jean Shoots, 1990-1998.

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Papers of Jean Shoots, 1990-1998.

The collection consists primarily of photocopied items and audiovisual material, including five short stories by Shoots, correspondence, a biographical sketch of Shoots, newspaper clippings, and a photograph of Shoots accepting a Governor's Volunteer Award from former Governor Terry Branstad in 1997.

1 linear in.2 videocassettes.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7141636

University of Iowa Libraries

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Jean McDonald Shoots, an African-American nurse, volunteer, writer, and performer, was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on April 12, 1926. During the Depression, she lived with her family in a tent community in Dennison, Iowa, where men were constructing buildings for the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). As a girl, Jean Shoots and her sisters performed in their own radio show in Marshalltown, Iowa. After receiving her degree in registered nursing from Medgar Evers College i...