Black Women in Media, Summer 1979

This collection consists of notebooks covering subjects in the following areas: psychometric research analysis, bibliography of studies, Afro-American studies course readings; The Evergreen State College (TESC) teaching and faculty notes, and TESC produced academic calendar. Also, included in this collection are TESC evaluations, correspondence documentation prior to TESC and while teaching at TESC, group activities notes and correspondence, program teaching notes, course psychology research reading notes (1938 through 1972); including her dissertation (Rorschach) case studies, and all research analysis are included. While a faculty member at TESC Dr. Ingram created her yearly portfolios (1973 through 1975). From 1975 through 1981 Dr. Ingram collections were composed of: individual contract plans, Black Women's Awareness Group notes, disappearing task force (DTF) personal notes, course/program notes, poetry writing, and limited amount of photographs. Research methodologies Dr. Ingram represented in her collection include: Tree Study research, psychodynamics, psychopharmacology, and the Bender Gestalt study. Documents collected by Dr. Ingram while teaching between 1975 through 1981 specifically include the following: film lists, correspondence, notes, psychology course planning, curriculum planning, portfolio, Bunting Institute documentation, human development study guide and notes; and notes, descriptions, and planning activities for the Faculty Handbook Disappearing Task Force (DTF) committee and the Faculty Hiring DTF are in this collection.