Papers, 1924-1998 (ongoing).

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Papers, 1924-1998 (ongoing).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49705859

The papers primarily document Mahoney's professional activities. Types of material include biographical material, correspondence, business and financial records, fund raising records, committee and conference files, appointment books, reports, speeches and lecture notes, photographs, and videotapes.

61 linear ft. (53 boxes)

Smith College, Neilson Library

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Smith College, Neilson Library

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Carnegie corporation of New York

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Commonwealth Fund.

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Mahoney, Margaret, 1924-

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Margaret Ellerbe Mahoney, born Nashville TN, was a foundation executive for Carnegie Corporation of New York; vice-president, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1973-1980); and president of the Commonwealth Fund (1980-94). In 1995, she established MEM Associates, a consulting firm specializing in health care delivery systems. She's served on the boards of numerous education and medical foundations, and was on the faculty of the Princeton University Program in Science and Human Affairs (1975-79). ...