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Collection Overview
| Size | 8 items |
| Abstract | Marcie Cohen Ferris is a professor of American Studies and the associate director of the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies (CCJS) at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. The collection consists of sound recordings of guest speakers from a fundraising event hosted by the CCJS and from interviews conducted and classes taught by Marcie Cohen Ferris. The recordings discuss the CCJS, the history of Jews in the South, and the practice of Jewish history research. |
| Creator | Ferris, Marcie Cohen. |
| Language | English |
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Biographical Information
Marcie Cohen Ferris (1957- ) was born in Blytheville, Ark., to Jerome and Hudda Cohen. Ferris received her B.A. from Brown University in 1981, her M.A. from the College of William and Mary in 1985, and her Ph.D. from George Washington University in 2003. In 2004, she joined the American Studies faculty at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, where she regularly teaches seminars exploring the history of the Jewish experience in the American South, American Jewish women, and the meaning of food in American culture. She also serves as the associate director of the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies. Before moving to Chapel Hill, Ferris worked in the field of museums, public history, and oral history for over twenty years in Maine, Virginia, Massachusetts, and Mississippi.
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Scope and Content
The collection consists of sound recordings of guest speakers from a fundraising event hosted by the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies (CCJS) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and from interviews conducted and classes taught by Marcie Cohen Ferris, an American Studies faculty member and associate director of the CCJS. The recordings discuss the CCJS, the history of Jews in the South, and the practice of Jewish history research.
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Sound Recordings, 2003-2004.
Arrangement: alphabetical.
| Audiocassette C-5177/1 |
Cone fundraiser, 21 September 2004 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/1 |
| Audiocassette C-5177/2 |
Evans, Eli, 8 November 2004 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/2 |
| Audiocassette C-5177/3 |
Kittner, Harry and Sarah Kittner, and Ben Cone, 20 November 2003 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/3 |
| Audiocassette C-5177/4 |
Nislick, Steve, 10 September 2004 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/4 |
| Audiocassette C-5177/5 |
Rogoff, Leonard, 1 November 2004 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/5 |
| Audiocassette C-5177/6 |
Savna, John, 4 October 2004 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/6 |
| Audiocassette C-5177/7 |
Schochet, Jan, 3 November 2004 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/7 |
| Audiocassette C-5177/8 |
Stollman, Jennifer, 29 September 2004 #05177, Series: "Sound Recordings, 2003-2004." C-5177/8 |
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Items Separated
Processed by: Nancy Kaiser, February 2006
Encoded by: Nancy Kaiser, February 2006
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