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Correspondence, both personal and professional; papers relating to Dr. Carey's personal interests such as bird watching; items concerning his professional life as a pediatric neurologist; financial records, both personal and professional; and a collection of 16 mm. movie film documenting Dr. Elizabeth Crosby's neurological research using monkeys.

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Digital files of the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences Envision Magazine publications.

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Nutritional survey data from students at three high schools in Boise, Nampa, and Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, collected by Kathleen Warnick as part of a national survey of student nutrition (1951-1957). Included is information on meal patterns, diet histories, nutrient intake, servings of food eaten, and soup consumption. Also included is Karen Davis's correspondence with the high schools in an attempt to locate the students for a follow-up study (1979-1983).

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Ephemeral Idaho state documents.

Content Description From the Collection: The Congressional papers of Compton I. White, Jr., are contained in 29 file boxes. They consist mainly of the correspondence between White and his constituents on the many items of legislation before Congress from 1963 to 1966. All the bills introduced by White, the related bills introduced by other Congressmen and Senators as well as other bills on different subjects are included. In some instances mimeographed copies of statements presented to congressional committees are also included....

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Administrative and financial records; photographs, scrapbooks and printed material of a Lewiston, Idaho, care facility for children.

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Lecture notes, classroom materials, tests and other papers of psychology professor Otness; materials relating to his wartime testing work for the U.S. Navy; correspondence and clippings about the Rainier State School at Buckley, WA. Also professional clippings, educational testing materials, correspondence and other personal material, including those relating to local historian Lillian Otness, and other materials.

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The WWAMI records spans from 1972 to 2016, documenting the program’s efforts to address rural healthcare needs through comprehensive medical education and community engagement. The collection includes photographs, correspondence, press releases, financial records, course files, student records, and administrative documents, offering a detailed view of the program's impact and evolution.