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This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series contains books from Barbara Cook’s collection that have unique significance, such as inscriptions or marginalia. Other books that were donated with the collection but did not have unique value were de-accessioned. Separation sheets listing these de-accessioned books are included in this series.

This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series is predominantly composed of the texts of the many speeches Barbara Cook gave in her role in the Dean of Women/Dean of Student’s office at Purdue University. In addition, there are several files of research material that she use when writing her speeches.

This series contains books from Barbara Cook’s collection that have unique significance, such as inscriptions or marginalia. Other books that were donated with the collection but did not have unique value were de-accessioned. Separation sheets listing these de-accessioned books are included in this series.

This series contains books from Barbara Cook’s collection that have unique significance, such as inscriptions or marginalia. Other books that were donated with the collection but did not have unique value were de-accessioned. Separation sheets listing these de-accessioned books are included in this series.

Inscription: "To Barbara, with much sincere sympathy in the loss of your mother, and much love. Devotedly, Kitty [illegible]." There is also a typed page titled "Thought -- Provoking" and containing passages from the Bible inserted in the book.

Signed by the author.

Contains minor marginalia and underlining.

Beverley Stone, Barbara Cook, and Helen Schleman are mentioned on pages 38­–39.

The Barbara Cook papers predominantly document Barbara Cook's career in the Dean of Women and Dean of Students office and as professor of education at Purdue University (1956 - 1989), including her leadership roles in Mortar Board and NAWDAC -- National Association of Women Deans, Administrators, and Counselors. Types of material include correspondence, speeches, teaching material, articles and essays, and biographical information.