Ann Hartman papers, 1975-1998 (ongoing)

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Ann Hartman papers, 1975-1998 (ongoing)

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The Ann Hartman Papers consist of professional papers, including activities in professional organizations as editor for the journal Social Work and secretary for the National Association of Social Workers; course material from Smith and the University of Michigan; published writings and miscellaneous research files, including interview tapes for College Settlement House research; correspondence from the University of Michigan, 1975-82; and social work books, including Florence Hollis publications. Biographical information includes an oral history transcript.

15 boxes (17 linear ft.)

Smith College, Neilson Library

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Smith College, Neilson Library

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