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11. Acker, Joan
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Item from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.
12. Department of Sociology, Oregon State University
Department of Sociology, Oregon State University
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Historical overview compiled by Gary Tiedeman to help commemorate the 125th anniversary of the founding of Corvallis.
13. Hector MacPherson, Sr.
Hector MacPherson, Sr.
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Hector MacPherson, Sr. (1875-1970) taught Economics and Sociology at OAC from 1911 to 1926. Later, as an Oregon legislator, he co-sponsored the School Moving Bill, a failed proposal that advocated for the consolidation of OAC and the University of Oregon, and the relocation of other state-funded schools. MacPherson was the father of Hector MacPherson, Jr., a farmer and state legislator known for his major impact on land use law in Oregon.
14. Florence Kohlhagen's Rural Sociology class notebook, 1923
Florence Kohlhagen's Rural Sociology class notebook, 1923
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Florence Louise Kohlhagen, from Roseburg, graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1923 with a degree in home economics. By 1925, she was married to H.L. McHenry and living in Portland, Oregon.
15. Frank L. Parks
Frank L. Parks
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Sociology, 1949-1953
16. Edith J. Freeman
Edith J. Freeman
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Edith Jeffers Freeman was an Extension Rural Sociologist at Oregon State from 1946 to 1954. She was born in 1900, in Frederick, South Dakota. She received her Bachelor of Science in Home Economics from the University of Washington in 1932. She received her Master of Science in Family Relations from Cornell University in 1939 and her Ph.D. in Rural Sociology from Cornell in 1943. Her thesis for her master’s degree was titled “Family Education through Home Visits”. Her thesis for her Ph.D. was titled “Social Class as a Factor in the Family Group Relations of Certain Farm Families”. Before coming to OSC, she worked as an Assistant Professor in Sociology for Pratt Institute. She was hired as a home demonstration agent at large for OSC in 1946, at an annual salary of $3,408. But due to high enrollment levels in the Department of Sociology during the Fall of 1946, she was transferred to the department to serve as an instructor from October to December. She returned to being a home demonstration agent after the Fall term of 1946. In 1948, Dr. Freeman was transferred to work under a new project under the Federal Cooperative Extension Department called “Rural Sociology”. She received the new title of Sociology Specialist, and an annual salary of $3,948. Under this project, Dr. Freeman studied the relations between marriage, family, and class in rural Oregon. She resigned in 1954, after her position was discontinued.
17. Robert Hornimann Dann, Dorothy Dann, and Lyra Miles Dann
Robert Hornimann Dann, Dorothy Dann, and Lyra Miles Dann
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Economics and Sociology (Robert), 1927-1959; Psychology (Lyra)
18. Robert Hornimann Dann and Lyra Miles Dann
Robert Hornimann Dann and Lyra Miles Dann
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Economics and Sociology, 1927-1945 (Robert); Psychology (Lyra)
19. Hans H. Plambeck
Hans H. Plambeck
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Sociology, 1949-1961
20. Oscar F. Hoffman
Oscar F. Hoffman
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Sociology, 1947-1949
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