Newcomb Archives
Betty Torre Reck Collection
00-017
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- Newcomb Archives
- Creator
- Reck, Betty Torre
- Title
- Reck, Betty Torre
- ID
- 00-017
- Date [inclusive]
- 1966-1977
- Extent
- 0.5 Cubic feet
- Language
- English
Biographical/Historical note
Elizabeth “Betty” Torre Reck was a professor of Social Work at Tulane University. Her research included the life and works of Margaret Mead and the effects of Feminism on group practice. She retired in 2000.
Organization and Arrangement
Articles have been foldered; books have been moved to shelves.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Newcomb Archives
Newcomb Center for Research on WomenSeltzer-Gerard Reading Room
62 Newcomb Place
New Orleans, Louisiana, 70118
504 865 5762
vorhoff@tulane.edu
Collection Inventory
Folder ListingsGeneral note1) Education. Vol. 94, 4 2) Family Planning 3) Global development 4) Anthropology 5) Child development 6) Christianity 7) Psychology 8) Mead in Samoa 9) Science. Vol. 191 10) Christmas postcards from Mead 11) Mead Biographical info and obituaries 12) Reck Correspondence |
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BooksBooks1. Mead, Margaret, and Ken Heyman. "Family." New York: The MacMillan Company, 1965. Hardback. Author's inscription: "For Matthew and Betty Torre - with love and happy memories. Margaret Mead, Mardi Gras 1966" (Placed in the non-circulating Special Collection in the Upstairs Archives.) 2. Mead, Margaret, and Rhoda Metraux. "A Way of Seeing. New Perspectives on a changing world: from youth and marriage to power and politics." New York: The McCall Publishing, 1970. Hardback. Authors' inscription: "For Betty and Matt / Affectionately / Rhoda / Margaret / March 1970" (Placed in the non-circulating Special Collection in the Upstairs Archives.) 3. Mead, Margaret, and Ken Heyman. "World enough: Rethinking the Future." Boston: Little, Brown, 1975. Hardback. Author's inscription: "For Betty and Matthew Torre. Margaret Mead [March?] 1976." (Placed in the non-circulating Special Collection in the Upstairs Archives.) Inside the book are the following items: a. a press release for the book; b. a Christmas card "from Margaret Mead in New York and Sevanne Kassarjian in Tehran, 1975" (which was removed and placed in the folder labeled "Christmas postcards from Mead"); c. a City of Eunice proclamation designating Dr. Margaret Mead an Honorary Citizen of Eunice, Louisiana on March 10, 1976 (removed from the book and placed in the folder "Mead Biographical Info and Obituaries"). 4. Howard, Jane. "Margaret Mead: A Life." New York: Simon & Schuster, 1984. Hardback. (Placed in the circulating collection of the Nadine Vorhoff Library.) |
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Related CollectionsGeneral noteSee Newcomb Archives Bio File “Reck, Elizabeth Torre” |
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