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College of William and Mary

Alan Zoellner Oral History Interview, 2026

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College of William and Mary

The Stephens Project Records, 2008/2024

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College of William and Mary

Destry Jarvis & Jon Jarvis Oral History Interview, 2026

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Destry Jarvis & Jon Jarvis Oral History Interview, 2026

Daniel Sunshine conducted this interview with brothers Thomas Destry Jarvis (W&M Class of 1969) and Jonathan B. Jarvis (W&M Class of 1975), focusing on their extensive careers in conservation and their leadership within the National Park Service. They reflected on the importance of William & Mary biology professors Mitchell Byrd, Stewart Ware, Charlotte Mangum, and Garrett Brooks as mentors in the emergent field of environmental science. Destry Jarvis recalled his military service in Vietnam, his experience in conservation advocacy and lobbying, and his tenure as Assistant Director of the National Park Service under President Bill Clinton. Jonathan Jarvis described his lifelong career with the NPS, serving in wilderness parks across the western United States and Alaska, before becoming Director of the National Park Service under Barack Obama.

College of William and Mary

Edward Francis Birckhead Pledge to Teach Fulfillment Form, 1905

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This collection consists of one form, completed by Edward Francis Birckhead, reporting how he fulfilled his pledge to the State Male Normal College and William & Mary to teach. He served as principal of Ivy High School in Albemarle County, Virginia after leaving William & Mary.

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Edward Francis Report Cards, 1903 0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder. UA Small Collections Box 12, Folder 1

Two College of William and Mary report cards for Edward Francis Birckhead.

College of William and Mary

John Sours Oral History Interview, 2026

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College of William and Mary

Walter Wenk Oral History Interview, 2026

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