Women
Found in 1510 Collections and/or Records:
Self-Portrait, Maria Lowenstein, 1942
Charcoal self portrait of Maria Lowenstein dated 1942. Her hair is almost chin length with a slight curl and parted down the center. Her features are sharp. The portrait goes down to the top of shoulders and shirt collar.
Self-Portrait, Maria Lowenstein, circa 1960
Charcoal self-portrait on tracing paper.
Seminars - ''Building and Management for Women'', 1971 May 13-June 3
The Office Papers series contains the files of Mitchell when he was Chancellor of the University of Denver. The files include academic departments, subject files, seminars and his resignation.
Sewing Class at the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, between 1930-1950
Sewing class at the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society (JCRS). Classes were offered to patients as part of rehabilitation. The JCRS was a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients that was founded in 1904 by a group of immigrant Jewish workingmen along with the support of several leading physicians and rabbis in Denver, Colorado. The sanatorium was located on West Colfax Avenue just outside of Denver.
Shade Study - Chambers Center 3/2001
This folder contains a study on how the shade from the new Chambers Center will fall on the surrounding area.
Shaking Hands, 1953
Mrs. Yampol and Phil Houtz shake hands in front of the door to the Samuel Schafer Memorial Library.
''Side Letter'' re: Zoning 12/1/2000, 2000 December 1
This folder contains a letter regarding the issue of zoning with respect to the Chambers Center.
Sigma Theta Pi Conclave, between 1939 June 21-24
Several women pose together during the Sigma Theta Pi Conclave in Denver, Colorado. Identified women are Minna Mae Ettenson, Jeanne Grauman, Betty Bashin, Jeanne Elby Balkin, Marde Rolhgerber Hart, Leanna Morris, Beth Frankel Weisberg, Barbara Miller Glaser, Betty Borwick Freedman, Bobby Barrett Tobias, Dorothy Schloss, Suzanne Isaacson, Mildred Simmons, and Kate Levy.
Signage, Chambers Center, 2004 May-June
This folder contains plans for the entryway signage at the Chambers Center.
Sistah Network Records
Established in 2012, the Sistah Network provides women who identify as Black, in graduate programs across the University of Denver, opportunities for academic and professional development. To do this work well, the Sistah Network also promotes and facilitates the psychological, social, and emotional success of Black women in graduate programs. The collection consists of papers documenting the formation, history, mission, and activities of this women's group at the University of Denver.