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At the time of this presentation, Kay Mehas was a home economics teacher at Sheldon High School in Eugene, Oregon. Digitized from a VHS original held in the College of Home Economics Motion…
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Gini Teemer was a high school home economics teacher based in Medford, Oregon. Digitized from a VHS original held in the College of Home Economics Motion Picture Films and Videotapes (FV 044 - box…
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A promotional video for OSU Mini-College, a "four-day learning vacation" marketed to women interested in learning or updating their knowledge and skills in a variety of areas. Sponsored by…
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Produced by Oregon State University Extension and Experiment Station Communications, this video provides an overview of the OSU Mini-College, an adult summer enrichment program offering a wide…
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Produced by Television Services of Portland Public Schools, this video details the virtues of a home economics education in dealing with daily stresses and responsibilities, and developing problem…
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Ted Dowell is believed to have been a school administrator in western Oregon. His presentation was delivered as a component of what is identified as the TPIII seminar. Digitized from a VHS original…
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Kathy Sansone is believed to have been a home economics teacher in the Salem-Keizer School District. This lecture was delivered in Milam Hall on the campus of Oregon State University. Digitized from…
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Joanne Miksis was a home economics teacher at Churchill High School in Eugene, Oregon, where she led a program on child development. Her lecture was delivered in Milam Hall on the campus of Oregon…
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Joanne Miksis was a home economics teacher at Churchill High School in Eugene, Oregon, where she led a program on child development. Digitized from a VHS original held in the College of Home…
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Doris Brannan was a home economics teacher at Parkrose High School and, at the time of this recording, the president of Teachers of Home Economics in Oregon (THEO). This lecture was delivered in…
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Debbie Zeller graduated from Oregon State University in 1987 with a degree in Home Economics. Gerry Olson was a faculty member and head of Family Resource Management at OSU from 1975-2002. Their…
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Clara Pratt was a faculty member in Gerontology from 1974-2005 and also served as Knudson Endowed Chair of Family Policy and, beginning in 2001, OSU's final Dean of Home Economics. This lecture…
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Arlene Holyoak was a faculty member in Human Development and Family Sciences at Oregon State University from 1981-2002. This lecture was delivered in Milam Hall on the OSU campus. Digitized from a…
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Produced by the Oregon State College School of Home Economics and narrated by Marie Harris, this film highlights the many career paths available to home economics graduates. Following an overview of…
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Betty Hawthorne (1920-1990) was a faculty member in Foods and Nutrition at Oregon State from 1946-1983, and served as OSU's Dean of Home Economics from from 1965 until her retirement from the…
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Hosted by Richard Ross, this video consists of an OSU College of Home Economics fundraising appeal in support of a family study center that would improve researchers' understanding of family…
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Silent footage of children playing with snakes and being read to, and of babies being fed and soothed. Home management houses were established in the Oregon Agricultural College School of Home…
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In this film, six Oregon State College undergraduates act out a role playing exercise in which they demonstrate a strategy for meeting as a group to coordinate schedules and resolve potential…
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