Jerome Kohl papers, 1942-1995 [manuscript].

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Jerome Kohl papers, 1942-1995 [manuscript].

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The Jerome Kohl Papers reflect the different aspects of Kohl's academic career and his interest in photography. The first series correspondence reflects Kohl's concern about nuclear energy and waste. The second series, photography, consists of newspaper clippings, articles, and a pamphlet from one of his exhibitions. The subject series includes a sampling of the various pamphlets and articles that Kohl collected over the years. The university duties series is the largest that contains material regarding Kohl and his different roles at North Carolina State University. This series includes his notes, papers, and exams for certain classes he took to complete his degree. There are also materials relating to his project using the Lovin's Alternate Path.

22 linear feet (47 archival boxes, 5 slide boxes)

North Carolina State University, NCSU Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7582261

North Carolina State University, NCSU Libraries

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