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Professionalism in Teaching Selection, Training, and Retention, Part 1 Box 14, Item 5

The audio cassette contains a panel presentation by Jean Lokerson, as well as individuals identified as: A. Komblet, S. Russell, B. Bader, P. Lancaster, G. Dye., J. McConnell, M. Little, and P. Crawford from the 1999 LDA conference held in Atlanta, Georgia.

  1. Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library
  2. Jean Lokerson papers
  3. Series 4: Audiovisual material
  4. Series 4.2: Audio cassettes

Professionalism in Teaching Selection, Training, and Retention, Part 2 Box 14, Item 6

The audio cassette contains a panel presentation by Jean Lokerson, as well as individuals identified as: A. Komblet, S. Russell, B. Bader, P. Lancaster, G. Dye., J. McConnell, M. Little, and P. Crawford from the 1999 LDA conference held in Atlanta, Georgia.

  1. Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library
  2. Jean Lokerson papers
  3. Series 4: Audiovisual material
  4. Series 4.2: Audio cassettes

Professionalism in Teaching Selection, Training, and Retention, Part 3 Box 14, Item 7

The audio cassette contains a panel presentation by Jean Lokerson, as well as individuals identified as: A. Komblet, S. Russell, B. Bader, P. Lancaster, G. Dye., J. McConnell, M. Little, and P. Crawford from the 1999 LDA conference held in Atlanta, Georgia.

  1. Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library
  2. Jean Lokerson papers
  3. Series 4: Audiovisual material
  4. Series 4.2: Audio cassettes

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