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Abstract Lawrence Park was an amateur photographer. He and his wife, Betty, donated a small collection of black and white photographs Mr. Park took of migrant workers in southern New Jersey farm fields in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1947, New Jersey convened a Constitutional Convention at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. The purpose of this Convention was to overhaul the New Jersey Constitution, last updated in 1844. Mr. Park was appointed as one of the delegates to this Convention. The Parks,...

Abstract Lee B. Kress, Associate Professor of History at Rowan University, collected these notes, documents, and newspaper clippings, which detail New Jersey's involvement in World War II, with a special focus on southern New Jersey. This collection is currently unprocessed.

Scope and Contents Contains correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks and a/v material related to Beebe's career and time at Rowan University. The collection arrived at the Archives organized into several series related to Beebe’s career. Two letter acronyms indicate what job/project Beebe was involved with relating to the materials tine corresponding folders. These seven series are as follows: • FM – Ford Motor Company Employment • FR – Ford Motor Team • HR – Hungarian Refugee Camp Material • KT – K-Tron...

Abstract The Pfleeger Collection contains the papers and letters of Lucile Pfleeger, an important social justice activist from South Jersey. There are three series in the collection: the first contains personal letters to and from Ms. Pfleeger regarding different issues; the second is the largest made up of newsletters and papers from a variety of organizations; the third contains miscellaneous papers including event fliers. Lucile Pfleeger worked with a large number of organizations and has worked on...

Abstract These records and publications created by Rowan University document its history from before its official opening in 1923 through the present time. Papers of most of the University presidents are included, along with Board of Trustees minutes as well as minutes from the Faculty Senate, though these may be incomplete. This collection is currently undergoing arrangement and processing.

Abstract Rowan University Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is a student-run organization, founded in 1978, chartered under the Student Government Association, providing emergency medical response 24/7 to the Rowan University campus and surrounding community.