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Oregon Klanswomen of the I 920s: A Study of Tribalism, Gender, and Women's Power

Creator:

Rielly Thorson, Wendy P.

Abstract:

The fraternal order of the KKK, originally founded in the 1860s, reemerged in 1915, to present itself as an organization committed to the Cause - a dangerous reactionary political ideology to protect white, native born, Protestant, middle class values from all outsiders. Concomitantly, the Ladies of the Invisible Empire (LOTIE5)...

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis
An evaluation of the program of a typical women's club as a community project

Creator:

Parker, Florence Bryant

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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local club presidents informed: (1) on national issues pertaining to women and the home, and (2) the
In search of belongingness : perceptions, expectations, and values congruence within sorority new members

Creator:

Clegg, Karen S.

Abstract:

This study addresses perceptions, expectations, and values of women who espoused interest in joining National Panhellenic Conference sorority organizations, and the congruence of their beliefs with their first term membership experiences. The sources that informed women's expectations were also explored. Eight participants were selected from the potential new member pool...

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Masters Thesis

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: ___________________________________________________________ Tom Scheuermann This study addresses perceptions, expectations, and values of women who
Revision of 4-H Club Forestry Divisions I and II in Oregon

Creator:

Seymour, Lyle H.

Resource Type:

Undergraduate Thesis

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Revision of 4-H club forestry divisions I and II in Oregon