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In addition to her role in the School of Social Work, Dr. Cramer also served as a special assistant to the provost for diversity; as an affiliate faculty in the Department of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies; and affiliate faculty with the VCU Institute for Inclusion, Inquiry and Innovation's Transdisciplinary Core: Intersections in the Lives of LGBTQIA+ Communities.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eDr. Cramer earned her M.S.W. from the University of Michigan and her Ph.D. in social work and a graduate certificate in women's studies from the University of South Carolina. Prior to joining VCU, she taught at Eastern Michigan University. Dr. Cramer worked in the interpersonal violence field for over 40 years, including as a direct practitioner, administrator, activist, and researcher. Dr. Cramer's research/scholarship areas include domestic violence, especially abuse of persons with disabilities; LGBTQ issues; and group methods. Dr. Cramer and her wife, Jewel Stewart, retired in Richmond, and spend time with their daughter and grandkids, while still volunteering for Special Olympics, the Neighborhood Resource Center, and the Richmond Folk Festival.[1]\n--\n[1] VCU School Of Social Work Communications. \"After 28 Years of 'Doing' at VCU, Liz Cramer Plans to Stay Busy as a Human 'Being,'\" August 15, 2024. https://blogs.vcu.edu/social-work/2024/08/15/after-28-years-of-doing-at-vcu-liz-cramer-plans-to-stay-busy-as-a-human-being/.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical / Historical Information"],"bioghist_tesim":["Dr. Elizabeth (Liz) Cramer retired from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Social Work in 2024 after 28 years of service. Upon her retirement, she was awarded emerita faculty status and was named a VCU Distinguished Career Professor. 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Dr. Cramer also collected materials on the fight for nondiscrimination of domestic partnerships, spanning 1992-2005. Ephemera in the collection includes information from religious organizations supporting LGBT issues, a flyer for an award-winning internationally distributed weekly LGBT radio program, a newsletter from a Richmond organization called the Gatekeepers, lesbian or LGBT themed bookmarks, and LGBT themed magnets.\u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["The Elizabeth Cramer LGBT activism collection mostly consists of correspondence and newsletters that Dr. Cramer collected from various LGBT activism organizations. Although some of the organizations and materials used \"LGBT\" or covered LGBT issues, especially during the later years of the collection, the vast majority of the collection is focused on lesbian and gay related issues. 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These descriptions offer a multi-layered set of allusions bringing together myth, history, Cabell's biography, and his published works. The dates the horse figurines were created is unknown, but Cabell stated in his letter to Stanely West that he began this project in 1926. It is unclear when the collection was completed.","Each horse figurine has an item-level description which contains information about the materiality (e.g., ceramic, molded metal), appearance (e.g., color and stance), and size of the figurine in centimeters. These physical descriptions were drafted by Digital Outreach and Special Projects Librarian Alice Campbell during digitization. The rest of the item-level description was created by Cabell. 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Following his newspaper career he was a free lance writer, held a position in his uncle's coal mining company and held several positions for the Virginia Chapter of the Sons of the Revolution and other societies. He married Priscilla Bradley in 1913. They had one son, Ballard. Priscilla Cabell died in 1948 and Cabell married Margaret Waller Freeman in 1950.","Cabell is the author of 52 books in addition to numerous short stories and one play. He is best known for his novel,  Jurgen , which was cited in 1920 for violating New York's pornography law. The novel was cleared in 1922.  Other well-known works are  Beyond Life, Biography of Manuel , and  Cream of the Jest . His publications include genealogy, novels, short stories, poetry and history. His writings were published in magazines, newspapers and anthologies. Cabell had a wide acquaintance in literary circles and maintained extensive correspondence with prominent writers and editors such as H.L. Mencken, Sinclair Lewis, F. 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