Box MSS216.17
Container
Contains 12 Results:
Series 6: Other correspondence, 1966 - 1979
Series — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents
Another collection of Dr. Cornett’s correspondence, this one arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s surname. Unlike series 5, this series mixes incoming and outgoing correspondence, but most is still related to Cued Speech.Some correspondents receive individual files, particularly Mary Haney of the New York School for the Deaf, an early adopter and strong proponent of Cued Speech. Also includes a file requests received from parents and educators for copies of Cued Speech...
Dates:
1966 - 1979
Series 7: June Dixon correspondence and reports, 1973 - 1981
Series — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents
In the United Kingdom, Cued Speech was primarily promoted by June Dixon, principal of the KIDS National Centre for Cued Speech. KIDS is a nonprofit charity that assists disabled children of all types. This series includes Ms. Dixon’s correspondence, mostly with Dr. Cornett, as well as reports and articles on the National Centre’s work and a manual of Cued Speech written by Ms. Dixon.
Dates:
1973 - 1981
Correspondence with Mary Haney, 1967 - 1977
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Another collection of Dr. Cornett’s correspondence, this one arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s surname. Unlike series 5, this series mixes incoming and outgoing correspondence, but most is still related to Cued Speech.Some correspondents receive individual files, particularly Mary Haney of the New York School for the Deaf, an early adopter and strong proponent of Cued Speech. Also includes a file requests received from parents and educators for copies of Cued Speech...
Dates:
1967 - 1977
Correspondence with Martin Hanopol, 1979
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Another collection of Dr. Cornett’s correspondence, this one arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s surname. Unlike series 5, this series mixes incoming and outgoing correspondence, but most is still related to Cued Speech.Some correspondents receive individual files, particularly Mary Haney of the New York School for the Deaf, an early adopter and strong proponent of Cued Speech. Also includes a file requests received from parents and educators for copies of Cued Speech...
Dates:
1979
Outline for lecture by Dr. Hess, undated
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Another collection of Dr. Cornett’s correspondence, this one arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s surname. Unlike series 5, this series mixes incoming and outgoing correspondence, but most is still related to Cued Speech.Some correspondents receive individual files, particularly Mary Haney of the New York School for the Deaf, an early adopter and strong proponent of Cued Speech. Also includes a file requests received from parents and educators for copies of Cued Speech...
Dates:
undated
Correspondence with Ralph Hoag, 1967
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Another collection of Dr. Cornett’s correspondence, this one arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s surname. Unlike series 5, this series mixes incoming and outgoing correspondence, but most is still related to Cued Speech.Some correspondents receive individual files, particularly Mary Haney of the New York School for the Deaf, an early adopter and strong proponent of Cued Speech. Also includes a file requests received from parents and educators for copies of Cued Speech...
Dates:
1967
Correspondence and paper for Gallaudet symposium, 1974 - 1975
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Another collection of Dr. Cornett’s correspondence, this one arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s surname. Unlike series 5, this series mixes incoming and outgoing correspondence, but most is still related to Cued Speech.Some correspondents receive individual files, particularly Mary Haney of the New York School for the Deaf, an early adopter and strong proponent of Cued Speech. Also includes a file requests received from parents and educators for copies of Cued Speech...
Dates:
1974 - 1975
Requests for Cued Speech handbooks, 1971
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Another collection of Dr. Cornett’s correspondence, this one arranged alphabetically by the correspondent’s surname. Unlike series 5, this series mixes incoming and outgoing correspondence, but most is still related to Cued Speech.Some correspondents receive individual files, particularly Mary Haney of the New York School for the Deaf, an early adopter and strong proponent of Cued Speech. Also includes a file requests received from parents and educators for copies of Cued Speech...
Dates:
1971
Correspondence and articles from National Centre for Cued Speech, 1980
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
In the United Kingdom, Cued Speech was primarily promoted by June Dixon, principal of the KIDS National Centre for Cued Speech. KIDS is a nonprofit charity that assists disabled children of all types. This series includes Ms. Dixon’s correspondence, mostly with Dr. Cornett, as well as reports and articles on the National Centre’s work and a manual of Cued Speech written by Ms. Dixon.
Dates:
1980
June Dixon articles and essays, 1973 - 1974
File — Box: MSS216.17, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
In the United Kingdom, Cued Speech was primarily promoted by June Dixon, principal of the KIDS National Centre for Cued Speech. KIDS is a nonprofit charity that assists disabled children of all types. This series includes Ms. Dixon’s correspondence, mostly with Dr. Cornett, as well as reports and articles on the National Centre’s work and a manual of Cued Speech written by Ms. Dixon.
Dates:
1973 - 1974