Seena B. Kohl Papers
Seena B. Kohl (1930-2018) taught at Webster University from 1967-2009. Her papers reflect her career as a faculty member and working anthropologist. Kohl is known for her research ranging from rural life on the northern plains of the United States and Saskatchewan, Canada, to the racial and cultural heritage of Neshoba County, Mississippi, to the integration efforts in 1980s St. Louis, Missouri.
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- Art Department (Webster University Archives)
- Course catalogs for Webster University
- Repertory Theatre of St. Louis (Webster University Archives)
- Gallery of Living Catholic Authors (Webster University Archives)
- Loretto Hilton Center
- Yearbooks
- Audrey Marie Effinger Dietrich Scrapbook
- Student Newspapers at Webster University Archive
- Arthur Rosenberg Strike Diary
- Kohl Papers
- Larson Collection
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