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The Efficacy of the HIV/AIDS Symptom Management Manual
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00241202
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : October 18, 2005
Last Update Posted : January 17, 2008
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The goals of this research are: 1) To test the efficacy of a self-care symptom management manual by examining whether people who use the manual find it to be useful; 2) To examine symptom and demographic data related to self-care behaviors, symptom control, medication adherence and enhanced quality of life.
The University of California, San Francisco is the coordinating site for this multi-site international study.
|Condition or disease
|HIV Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
|Behavioral: Symptom Management Manual
|Not Applicable
People living with HIV/AIDS encounter many psychological, physiological, and cognitive symptoms, such as pain, diarrhea, fever, fatigue, depression, and confusion. These symptoms have been found to restrict a person's daily life significantly. Self-management of multiple HIV and medication side effects symptoms and maintaining optimal quality of life have, therefore, become major daily tasks for people living with HIV/AIDS.
This study is a randomized controlled trial with a two-group repeated measures design to test the efficacy of the symptom management manual. Two groups (experimental and control) will be assessed in a repeated measures design at 3 time points: baseline (time 0), one month (time 1), and two months (time 2). Data will be analyzed using longitudinal mixture modeling.
Comparison(s): HIV-positive patients receiving a symptom management manual and orientation to the manual, compared to HIV-positive patients receiving a nutrition manual and orientation to the manual.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|775 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Official Title:
|The Efficacy of the HIV/AIDS Symptom Management Manual
|Study Start Date :
|October 2005
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|December 2006
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|December 2006
- Behavioral: Symptom Management Manual
Participants receive the Symptom Management Manual, and are shown an example. They are given the Manual to take home with them and use.Other Name: HIV/AIDS Symptom Management Strategies: A Manual for PLWHA
- Degree of helpfulness (not at all, somewhat, very, extremely) of the symptom management manual at 1 month and 2 months. [ Time Frame: 1 month and 2 months ]
- Change in quality of life. [ Time Frame: 1 month and 2 months ]
- Change in adherence. [ Time Frame: 1 month and 2 months ]
- Change in symptoms. [ Time Frame: 1 month and 2 months ]
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosed HIV/AIDS
- Adult (men and women, transgender)
- Presence of at least one symptom within the past week
- Consent
- May or may not be pregnant
- May or may not be on ART
- Able to use the manual with or without family support
Exclusion Criteria:
- Documented diagnosis of dementia
- Unable to understand consent procedure as judged by the person getting consent
- Self-reporting no symptoms within the past week
- Self-reports having had experience with a self-care Symptom Management Manual
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00241202
|United States, California
|San Francisco Veteran's Affairs Medical Center
|San Francisco, California, United States, 94121
|PositiveHealth Practice
|San Francisco, California, United States, 94143-0378
|United States, Illinois
|Jackson Park Hospital
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60649
|United States, Massachusetts
|Boston Living Center
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02116
|United States, Texas
|Valley AIDS Clinic - Harlingen
|Harlingen, Texas, United States, 78550
|Thomas Street Health Center
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77009
|United States, Utah
|University of Utah Health Science Center
|Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, 84112
|Nazareth Hospital
|Nairobi, Kenya
|Puerto Rico
|AIDS Clinical Trials Unit
|San Juan, Puerto Rico, 00936
|Casita de Salud Integral Ramón Vicente, Universidad del Turabo
|Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, 00693
|South Africa
|PAH ARV Clinic - Tshwane District Hospital
|Pretoria, South Africa, 0001
|Principal Investigator:
|William L. Holzemer, RN, PhD
|University of California, San Francisco
|Responsible Party:
|William L. Holzemer, University of California, San Francisco
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|First Posted:
|October 18, 2005 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|January 17, 2008
|Last Verified:
|January 2008
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I love antique Japanese zabuton, which are traditional cushions that are still very much in daily use in Japan. Here is a stack of fine, old ones that are made from the marvelously good Omi jofu, a kind of super fine hemp and ramie kasuri (ikat) from Shiga Prefecture.
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Guide to the Stanford University, Office of the Dean of Student Affairs, Records SC0133
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
Biographical/Historical Sketch
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Original Accession 1920-1980
General Files
Action - University Year for Undated
Address list policy (University) Undated
Accreditation report 1969
Admissions Undated
Affirmative Action program Undated
Air Force Academy Undated
Alumni association and relations Undated
American Council on Education - correspondence Undated
Annual fund drive Undated
Assistant to Pres. Mex. Amer. Aff. Search Cte. Undated
Association of American Colleges 1968-1969
ASSU Art Board Undated
ASSU Constitution and by-laws Undated
ASSU - Allocation of funds Undated
ASSU - General Undated
ASSU - President Undated
ASSU - Student Fin. Mgr. Before 1969
ASSU - Student Fin. Mgr. re: student fee allocation Undated
ASSU travel service Undated
Association of Student Governments Undated
Athletics, Department of Undated
Attorney General Undated
Attrition report 1971
B - General correspondence Undated
Bail fund Undated
Band and choir Undated
Biology department Undated
Birthday cake agency, Stanford Undated
Black Student Union Undated
Bookstore Undated
Building 10 (Rebuilding) Undated
Business affairs office Undated
Business affairs office, university housing Undated
Business and finance Undated
Business office staff meeting Undated
Business, School of 1953-1968
California Council for the Academic Community (CCAC) Undated
California penal code Undated
Campaign money 1971
Campus disruption policy Undated
Campus disruptions, Faculty consultative group on Undated
Campus report Undated
Campus security lighting Undated
Cardinals board Undated
Chaparral (suspension) 1960-1961
Children's center of the Stanford community Undated
Chinese club house Undated
Civil defense Undated
Clinics Undated
Cluster III - Accounts Undated
Cluster III 1967-1972
Coalition for academic community Undated
College guide Undated
College student personnel institute Undated
Colloquium series Undated
Communications, Dept. of Undated
Comparable institutional data Undated
Complicity statements, November 1 demonstration Undated
Conferences Undated
Conferences, off campus Undated
Contraceptives Undated
Controller's office Undated
Convocation on racism Undated
Cowell health service Undated
Cowell student health service Undated
Cowell task force Undated
Crank letters Undated
Credit union Undated
D - General correspondence Undated
Danforth foundation Undated
Dean of students - General Undated
Dean of students - Reorganization Undated
Dean of students office - Reports to President's office Undated
Dean of students search committee Undated
Dean of students - Space Undated
Dean of students - Staff minutes Undated
Demonstration houses Undated
Demonstration policy Undated
Demonstrations Undated
Dillingham - Grass roots Undated
Discrimination Undated
Discussion Topics - 1 Undated
Discussion Topics - 2 Undated
Discussion Topics - 3 Undated
Disruption plans - Libraries Undated
Disruptions Undated
Drug abuse program Undated
Drug proposal - the Bridge Undated
Drugs: Clippings and literature (and alcohol) Undated
Drugs: General Undated
Drugs: Policy Undated
E - General correspondence Undated
East Bay mothers club Undated
Eating clubs Undated
Education, School of Undated
Electrical engineering Undated
El Toro eating club Undated
Emergency procedures Undated
Encounter Undated
English department Undated
Executive Committee of the Academic Council Undated
The Experiment Undated
F - General correspondence Undated
Faculty Housing Undated
Federal Legislation - "Anti-Riot provisions" Undated
Film series - A, Summer 1966
Finance, Vice President for Undated
Financial aid office Undated
Financial awards (external), Committee on Undated
Financial director, J.P. Smith Undated
Fire department Undated
Flying club Undated
Folk dancers Undated
Food service 1965 September-1971
Food service report Undated
Foreign scholarship commission 1964-1965
Foreign students roster Undated
Foreign visitors Undated
Fraternities Undated
Fraternity housing Undated
Freshman class survey Undated
Freshman convocation Undated
Freshman seminar Undated
Fundamental standard commission 1962-1971
Fundraising - Students Undated
G - General correspondence Undated
General secretary 1969
General studies Undated
Glee club Undated
Graduate division Undated
Graduate School of Business Undated
Graduate Students Association Undated
Graduate Students Association Undated
Graduate Students AF Undated
Graduate Students Union Undated
Grants Undated
Grass Roots Undated
Grievance procedure for T.A. Undated
Grove project Undated
Guest in residence Undated
H - General correspondence Undated
Handbooks - Other organizations Undated
Hanson, John E., Dean - Correspondence 1965-1966
Hanson, John E., Correspondence 1966-1967
Hanson, John E., Correspondence 1967-1968
Hanson, John E., Correspondence 1968-1969
Health office (Safety office) 1961-1970
Health service advisory committee 1963
Health service - General 1946-1965
Health service - Supplemental insurance 1958-1971
Heritage fund 1967-1968
Hiking trails Undated
Hillel Undated
History Undated
Homecoming 1953-1966
Hospital admissions Undated
Hostel Undated
Hostel locations Undated
Housing (committees) Undated
Housing coordination Undated
Housing - Escondido (Memos from F.E. Gallagher) Undated
Housing - Escondido (Memos from E.A. Scoles) Undated
Housing - New undergraduate living ideas, Committee on Undated
Housing - Planning Undated
Housing policy Undated
Housing problems, Committee on 1969-1970
HUAC investigation Undated
Human bio Undated
Humanities and Sciences, School of Undated
Humphrey visit 1967 February 20
Huston house Undated
I - General correspondence Undated
IBM Undated
ID card policy: students, staff Undated
Ideas for exchanges Undated
Identification cards Undated
I.I.R. 1963 January-1965 August
I.I.R. 1965 September-1968
I.I.R., Communist youth festival Undated
India Association Undated
Information book Undated
Information bulletin Undated
Information - Requests Undated
Injunction, Notice of preliminary Undated
Institute of International Relations Undated
Inter-Club Council - Eating clubs 1947-1966
Interdepartmental mail Undated
International center Undated
International center Undated
Issues Undated
J - General correspondence Undated
Japanese Students Association Undated
Jaycees Distinguished Services Awards Undated
Job Undated
Judicial body, Interim Undated
Judicial competence 1964-1965
Judicial procedures 1963-1965 March
Judicial procedures 1965 April-1966 March
Judicial procedures 1966 April-1968
Judicial records Undated
Junior faculty in Escondido Village Undated
Junior Miss Undated
Junipero - Wilbur Hall Undated
K - General correspondence Undated
Kappa Alpha Undated
Kappa Sigma Undated
King, Martin Luther, Fund Undated
King, Martin Luther, Fund drives Undated
King's mobilization Undated
KZSU Undated
L - General correspondence Undated
Lagunita Court Undated
LASSU General Undated
LASSU minutes and agenda 1966-1967
Law association Undated
Law, School of 1953-1971
Leadership development program, Ref. 1969
Leadership development program 1970-1972
Legal defense committee Undated
Legislative and judicial charter Undated
Libel insurance Undated
Liquor policy Undated
Liquor policy Undated
Liquor searches Undated
M - General correspondence Undated
Manzanita Undated
Marriage certifications Undated
Married student housing office Undated
McClellan subcommitee hearing Undated
Meal associate program Undated
MECHA Undated
Mechanical engineering department Undated
Medicine, School of Undated
Memorial church Undated
Mental health organization Undated
Mid-Peninsula Free University Undated
Minority affairs Undated
Model United Nations 1956-1971
Moratorium Undated
Moses, Lincoln, Memo from Undated
Mothers' club 1953-1970
N - General correspondence Undated
NACUA (National Association of College and University Attornies) Undated
NASPA - National Association of Student Personnel - old Undated
National Science Foundation program Undated
National Student Association (see also Assn. of Student Govts.) 1964
NCE Today Undated
News Service 1966
News Service Pre-Reg 1965
Non-Violent House Undated
O - General correspondence Undated
October 15 moratorium Undated
Old Union Undated
Old Union building - Early planning Undated
Old Union sit-in 1968 May
Open house regulations Undated
Overseas campuses Undated
Overseas campuses - Austria Undated
Overseas campuses - Britain Undated
Overseas campuses - France Undated
Overseas campuses - Germany Undated
Overseas campuses - Italy Undated
Overseas campuses - Spain Undated
P - General correspondence Undated
PACE Undated
Palo Alto Unified School District Undated
Parietal rules Undated
Parking Undated
Patent policy and licensing prg. Undated
Peace Corps Undated
Peace Corps 1967 February-1972
Personal behavior discussions Undated
Personnel office 1966-1971
Physical education for men Undated
Physical education for women Undated
Physical plant 1968-1970
Physics, Dept. of 1968
Placement service 1969-1970
Placement service, Student employment 1970-1971
Placement service, Annual report 1969-1970
Placement service 1970-1971
Police Dept. Correspondence 1961-1971
Police Dept., Reports 1969-1971
Political activity 1970-1971
Political action 1969-1970
Political union 1949-1967
Political union 1964-1967
Post office 1962-1970
Pre-law advising 1968-1969
Pre-reg 1967-1969
Pre-registration 1970-1971
Presidential advisory committees 1968
President's office 1963-1970
President's office (Glaser) 1968
President's office (Glover) 1965-1971
President's office (Lyman) 1970-1973
President's office (Pitzer) 1968-1970
President's office (Schwartz) 1970
President's weekly meeting 1970-1972
Princeton plan 1970
Problem areas 1969-1970
Product engineering Undated
Project information center Undated
Project planning meeting Undated
Publications - Blotter (Stanford) 1965-1967
Publications Board - General 1959-1969
Publications - Carnegie Quarterly Undated
Publications - Chaparral 1958
Publications - Chaparral 1959-1960
Publications - Chaparral 1961-1966
Publications - College law bulletin Undated
Publications - Federal notes Undated
Publications - Ford Found. Letter Undated
Publications - Higher Education and National Affairs Undated
Publications - National On Campus Report Undated
Publications - News Letter, The Undated
Publications - Quad (Stanford) 1953-1967
Publications - Quarterly Review Undated
Publications - Sequoia 1963-1967
Publications - Stanford Daily 1948-1959
Publications - Stanford Daily 1960-1964
Publications - Storke 1969
Publications - University Bulletin, Univ. of California Undated
Publications - Wiche Undated
Publications - Workshop (Stanford) 1965-1967
Public benefit policy 1970
Public events, Dept. of 1964-1971
Public safety, Director of 1968-1970
Q - General correspondence Undated
R - General correspondence 1966-1969
Raveswood tutorial project 1966
Recommendations - Telles Undated
Recycling 1971-1972
Red Cross 1953-1968
Registrar 1961-1972
"Religion on campus" - CBS TV special Undated
Religious activities, Committee on Undated
Repertory Theater 1965-1966
Research Department 1969-1972
Residence advisory committee 1970-1971
Residence configuration 1970-1971
Residence directors' minutes 1970-1971
Residence hall security 1970
Residence operating committee 1969-1970
Residence staffing 1970-1971
Residence staff orientation 1970-1971
Residences - Coeducational corridors 1971-1973
Residences - Housing - Discrimination 1961-1968
Residences - Minority Student Housing 1970-1971
Residences - Staff 1970-1971
Residences - General 1971
Residences - Resident fellows and student staff 1970-1972
Room and board rates 1970-1971
Room and board task force 1971
ROTC Undated
ROTC and military science Undated
S - General correspondence Undated
SAIP - Correspondence Undated
SAIP material Undated
Samples Undated
Selective service Undated
Selective service (National service office) 1965-1968
Senior - Officers, events, etc. Undated
SES - Asilomar and counseling Undated
Sex Undated
Siena, Jim: Memos from Undated
Sierra Camp Undated
Sigma Chi 1966 March
Sigma Chi 1966 April-December
Sit-In (President's Office) 1966
Smith, Joel P. - Speeches and articles Undated
Social counselor Undated
Social regulations Undated
Social regulations - History (1) Undated
Social regulations - History (2) Undated
Social regulations 1965
Social regulations 1966-1967
Sparkle committee Undated
Special services (Draft counseling) Undated
Speech and drama department Undated
Speech Association Undated
Sponsor grievances Undated
Sponsors Undated
Sponsor weekend Undated
Spring sing Undated
Stanford Club of Los Angeles Undated
Stanford Electronics Labs Undated
Stanford Employees Association Undated
Stanford Employees Organization Undated
Stanford Homeowners Association Undated
Stanford Institute for Behavior Counseling Undated
Stanford Judicial Council Revision Undated
Stanford University Libraries Undated
Stanford Mothers Club - Los Angeles Undated
Stanford Mothers Club of Washington - Scholarship Undated
Stanford Photography Club Undated
Stanford Research Institute Undated
Stanford Sailing Association Undated
Stanford Student Agencies, Inc. Undated
Stanford Today and Tomorrow Undated
Stanford Today and Tomorrow leadership conference 1966 September 27
Stanford United Ministry Undated
Stanford United Ministry Undated
Stanford University Now Undated
Stanford village Undated
Stanford volunteers Undated
State Constitution revision Undated
Stern houses Undated
Stern 1966-1967
Serra demonstration house 1967-1968
Strawberry network Undated
Student affairs and services committee 1965-1966
Student appointments to committees Undated
Student correspondence and recommendations 1968-1972
Student discipline proposals Undated
Student faculty board Undated
Student faculty commission Undated
Student faculty employment committee Undated
Student-faculty recreation board Undated
Student faculty relations 1954-1956
Student faculty relations 1956-1964
Student financial manager 1950-1961
Student financial manager 1962
Student financial manager 1963
Student financial manager 1964
Student health insurance 1969-1971
Student records 1962-1969
Student relations 1969-1972
Student rights 1967-1968
Student services permit 1971
Student services task force Undated
Students for a Democratic Society 1965-1969
Students' Organizations Fund 1951-1955
Students' Organizations Fund 1955-1963
Students' Organizations Fund 1964-1965 August
Students' Organizations Fund 1965 September-1969
Studio Watts Workshop 1969-1971
Study of Education at Stanford 1963-1969
Summer camp Undated
Summer festivals Undated
Summer housing Undated
Summer projects Undated
Summer session Undated
Sunday events, Committee on Undated
Systems analysis Undated
T - General correspondence Undated
Table grapes Undated
Task Force (Use of university facilities) Undated
Task Force Committee - Ref. Undated
Teachers College book prize (annual) Undated
Teamsters Undated
Toyon Hall Undated
Trailers Undated
Transfer students Undated
Tresidder Union Undated
TMU, Ref. 1971-1972
U - General correspondence Undated
Union residence Undated
United Campus Christian Ministry Undated
United States Naval Academy Undated
Universities - General Undated
Brigham Young University Undated
University of California (Statewide) Undated
University of California at Berkeley Undated
University of California at Los Angeles Undated
Yale University Undated
University lectures 1968-1969
University lectures 1969-1970
University lectures 1970-1971
University relations Undated
University relations - S. Ca. office Undated
Upward Bound Undated
Urban studies, Program on Undated
V - General correspondence Undated
Vandalism, Costs of campus Undated
Vargas memorial fund Undated
Volunteer services center Undated
W - General correspondence Undated
Watch list Undated
Wert committee Undated
Western Deans Conference Undated
Wilbur houses Undated
Women Undated
Woodrow Wilson scholarship Undated
WRA Undated
X - General correspondence Undated
X (Donna's) - Confidential recommendations Undated
X Undated
Y - General correspondence Undated
YOP (Youth Opportunity Prg.) Undated
Yell leaders 1967-1970
Yell leaders 1970-1971
Young Americans for Freedom Undated
Young Democrats Undated
Young Republicans Undated
Z - General correspondence Undated
Zotts Undated
Chronological files
Chronological files 1969-1970
Chronological files 1970-1971
Chronological files 1971-1972
Academic affairs, Student-faculty advisory committee on Undated
Advising and the Freshman year, Subcommittee on 1970-1971
Athletics, Committee on Undated
Buildings and grounds, Committee on Undated
Committee structure of the University Undated
Deans advisory committee Undated
Fifteen, Committee of 1970
Finance, Committee on Undated
Freshman year, Sub-committee on the, and advising committee on undergrad studies, Robert E. Freelen Undated
General studies, Committee on Undated
Health committee 1968-1969
Investments, Committee on Undated
Judicial system 1965-1968
Land development, Committee on Undated
Low cost housing committee Undated
Minority affairs, University committee on Undated
National Student Association 1947-1956
National Student Association 1957-1962
National Student Association 1963
National Student Association 1966-1967
Committee on new undergrad living ideas Undated
Overseas scholarship commission (IIR) Undated
Palo Alto medical clinic - Stanford liaison committee Undated
Parents day 1959
Parents day 1960
Parents day 1961
Parents day 1962
Parents day 1963
Parents day 1964
Parents day 1954-1964
Parents day 1965
Parents day 1965-1966
Parents day 1966
Parents day 1967
Peace Corps 1961-1966 August
Peace Corps 1966-1967 January
Placement service 1966-1967
Planning and development committee Undated
Planning and development committee 1965-1967
Policy - General Undated
Pre-reg 1948-1956
Pre-reg 1960-1961
Pre-reg 1961-1962
Pre-reg 1962-1963
Pre-reg 1963-1964
Pre-reg 1964-1965
Pre-reg 1965-1966
Pre-reg 1967
Pre-reg 1967-1968
Pre-reg, transfer 1969 Spring
Pre-reg, transfer 1969 Winter
Pre-reg, early and late Undated
President's student advisory committee Undated
Public events, Committee on (COPE) Undated
Public events, Committee on - Policy manual Undated
Public exercises, Committee on Undated
Public exercises, Committee on, Subcommittee on standards Undated
Public health committee Undated
Registrar's advisory committee Undated
Registrar's advisory committee 1967-1968
Residence operating committee Undated
Residence policies (SES), Committee on Undated
Selective service, Committee on Undated
Services to students, Committee on (COSS) Undated
Services to students, Presidential committee on (COSS) Undated
COSS, Subcommitee on residences Undated
COSS, File #1 1971-1972
COSS, File #2 1971-1972
COSS, File #3 1971-1972
COSS, Mayhew report Undated
Student faculty employment committee Undated
Student faculty employment committee Undated
Student financial aid, Committee on Undated
Student hospitalization, Committee on 1968-1969
Student hospitalization insurance 1967-1968
Student participation in university committees Undated
Tuition and financial aid 1966-1968
Undergraduate admissions, Committee on Undated
Undergraduate admissions, Committee on 1968-1969
Undergraduate admissions and financial aid, Committee on Undated
Undergraduate council curriculum committee Undated
Undergraduate education, Committee on Undated
Undergraduate education, Committee on, File #1 1967-1968
Undergraduate education, Committee on, File #2 1967-1968
Undergraduate education, Committee on, File #3 1967-1968
Undergraduate education, Committee on, File #1 1968-1969
Undergraduate education, Committee on, File #2 1968-1969
Undergraduate residence committee Undated
Undergraduate studies, Committee on and subcommittees (ASSU) Undated
Union committee Undated
University policy, Committee on Undated
University policy, Committee on 1965-1968
University policy, Committee on Undated
Provost's Office and Staff
Provost's staff Undated
Staff 1966-1967
Staff 1967 January-March
Staff 1967 March-April
Staff, File #1 1967-1968
Staff, File #2 1967-1968
Staff, File #3 1967-1968
Staff, File #1 1968-1969
Staff, File #2 1968-1969
Staff, File #1 1969-1970
Staff, File #2 1969-1970
Office (Associate), Bacchetti Undated
Office (General) Undated
Office (Lyman) Undated
Office (Packer) Undated
General correspondence
Escondido Village 1974-1977
Escondido Village 1974-1977
Escondido Village 1979-1980
Residences 1973-1974
Residences 1973-1974
Residential education 1977-1978
Residential education 1977-1978
Residential education 1979-1980
Tressider Memorial Union 1973-1974
Tressider Memorial Union 1973-1974
Tressider Memorial Union 1974-1975
Tressider Memorial Union 1974-1975
Tressider Memorial Union 1974-1975
Tressider Memorial Union 1974-1975
Tressider Memorial Union 1975-1976
Tressider Memorial Union 1975-1976
Tressider Memorial Union 1975-1976
Tressider Memorial Union 1975-1976
Tressider Memorial Union 1976-1977
Tressider Memorial Union 1977
Tressider Memorial Union 1977-1978
Tressider Memorial Union 1977-1978
Tressider Memorial Union 1978-1979
Tressider Memorial Union 1978-1979
Tressider Memorial Union 1978-1979
Tressider Memorial Union 1978-1979
Tressider Memorial Union 1979-1980
Tressider Memorial Union 1979-1980
Tressider Memorial Union 1979-1980
Tressider Memorial Union 1979-1980
Tressider Memorial Union 1979-1980
Miscellaneous files
Black, John D. (Director of research) 1973-1976
Black, John D. (Director of research) 1973-1976
Palo Alto/Stanford liaison committee 1973-1976
Palo Alto/Stanford liaison committee 1973-1976
Shunatoma, Gwen (Asst. Dean of Student Affairs, Director of Native American Affairs) 1974-1976
Additional Records Accession ARCH-1984-019 1964-1973
Student Conduct Legislative Council (SCLC), Stanford Judicial Council (SJC), Disruptions, Encina Hall Sit-in, Delta Tau Delta fraternity (haircutting incident) 1968-1971 and undated
Fundamental standard commission regarding liquor, Mark Franklin case, SJC, Disruption - Spring 1970 news release 1964-1971 and undated
NASPA Undated
Vice President's group and Cowell Director search 1967-1973
SDS, Publications - Stonecloud publications, Applied Electronics Laboratory Sit-in, Academic Council meeting disruption 1969-1970
Chicano affairs early 1970s
Chicano affairs early 1970s
Additional Records Accession ARCH-1984-024 1972-1981
C.O.P.E. Undated
COSS Subcommittee - Minority affairs Undated
C.O.S.S. Undated
Student evaluation of teaching committee Undated
Evaluation of teaching - minutes Undated
Education and employment of women Undated
Committee on the education and employment of women in the university Undated
Committee on the education and employment of women in the university Undated
Committee on the education and employment of women in the university Undated
Off-campus student center (OCSC) Undated
OCSC carpool evaluation, questionnaire and budget Undated
OSCS coordinator - resumes Undated
Off-campus student questionnaires Undated
Survey of off-campus students 1977
OCSC flyers Undated
OCSC informers Undated
OCSC correspondence Undated
Graduate student lounge Undated
OCSC Undated
OCSC financial business Undated
Committee on the physically limited 1980-1981
Accessibility surveys 1980-1981
Committee on disabled students Undated
Additional Records Accession ARCH-1984-058 1974-1978
Escondido Village 1977-1978
Freshman facts Undated
Presidential Commission on university budget priorities Undated
Residential education - correspondence Undated
Residential education 1974-1975
Additional Records Accession ARCH-1991-124 1966-1991
Board of Trustees
Background information 1968-1970
Background information 1971-1979
Committee on investment responsibility Undated
Career planning
Career planning and placement center 1974-1979
Career planning and placement center 1976-1979
Career planning and placement center 1971-1974
Contemporary entertainment evaluation Undated
Health and safety Undated
Parking and transportation Undated
Personal safety (DOSA committee) Undated
Student services and affairs 1966
Fire department Undated
Housing center (off campus study) Undated
Law School student center Undated
Energy crisis Undated
Residential Education
Eating clubs Undated
Florence Moore Hall Undated
General/Miscellaneous Undated
Orientation 1983
Orientation - Parents' responses Undated
Orientation - Parents' newsletter Undated
Resident fellows Undated
Room and board rates Undated
Row: French house Undated
Row: New additions Undated
Row: Story house fire Undated
Student Affairs
Admin. Services: Annual report miscellaneous information Undated
Admin. Services: Organization charts Undated
Admin. Services: Personnel Undated
Admin. Services: Reorganization 1984
Budget 1971-1975
Budget 1976-1977
Budget 1977-1978
Budget 1978-1979
Budget 1980-1981
Budget 1981-1982
Budget 1982-1983
Budget 1983-1984
Budget 1984-1985
Budget 1985-1986
Budget 1986-1987
Budget 1988-1989
Budget 1989-1990
Budget letter 1982
Budget letter 1980
Budget three year plan 1989-1992
College experiences study: Stanford probably 1988 December
College experiences study 1988-1989
College experiences study 1989 January
Colloquium Undated
Colloquium correspondence Undated
Consortium: COHFE Undated
Dean's Group Undated
Dinners Undated
Executive committee (Unit heads) 1972-1979
Executive committee 1989-1990
Executive committee 1980-1981
Executive committee 1981-1982
Executive committee 1982-1983
Executive committee 1984-1985
Executive committee 1985-1986
Executive committee 1986-1987
Executive committee 1987-1988
Executive committee 1988-1989
Executive committee 1990 June-1991 August
PAC-10 Undated
Privacy: Alumni records Undated
Retreat 1973
Retreat 1975-1976
Retreat 1977
Retreat 1978, 1980
Retreat 1981
Retreat 1982
Retreat 1983
Retreat 1984
Retreat 1987
Retreat 1990
Retreat (Non-exempt) Undated
Selective service Undated
Student affairs council Undated
Student consulting report 1975
Student counseling office 1975
Student support services task force II Undated
University Departments
Cohort interviews (Jr. year) Undated
Cohort interviews (Sr. year) Undated
Cohort study retreat 1979
Cohort study retreat 1980
Cohort study Undated
Undergrad officers meeting January Undated
SWOPSI/SCIRE Undated
Additional Records Accession ARCH-1991-169 1973-1983
Career planning and placement 1980-1983
Legal counseling office 1973-1979
Minutes of budget priorities review meetings 1975
A study of program and budget priorities of the office of the Dean of Student Affairs 1975
Additional Records Accession ARCH-1993-117 1954-1975
Attrition studies Undated
Reports on freshmen attrition Undated
Report on minority affairs 1971
Survey of commuting students at Stanford 1974-1975
Criteria for Negro admissions to Stanford 1967 March
Report on the 1970 Task Force Summer Orientation program 1970 November 4
History of Western Civilization questionnaires Undated
Three reprints from studies done on Stanford students 1954-1974
A psychological classification scheme for vocations and major fields Undated
Reports from study on Western Civilization course, academic year reports 1962-1964
Four items 1957 and undated
Manual of Freshman Class Profiles, College Entrance Examination Board 1961
Manual of Freshman Class Profiles, College Entrance Examination Board 1962
Manual of Freshman Class Profiles, College Entrance Examination Board 1963
Manual of Freshman Class Profiles, College Entrance Examination Board 1964
Additional Records Accession ARCH-1993-121 1971-1984
Binder 1971-1984
Additional Records Accession ARCH-2007-212 1966-1996
Task force to study fraternities and sororities: introductory materials 1983
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Fraternity task report - recommendations 1984
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Study of fraternities at Stanford - interviews 1981
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The family histories I have been working on have revealed my own particular bent. Apparently I am more interested in pushing back than plunging forward. Thus, a few of the descending branches from Scotland and Latvia peter out with no further information known. The investigation of those branches is ongoing, despite a lot of negativity from the usual sources, just at a reduced priority level.
Not to suggest that I don't welcome the discovery of new cousins and branch twigs. Please keep the new information and connections coming! For one thing, unlike other lines in my ancestry, the Frasers leave me bereft of family photographs.
I'm more obsessed with where they trod—the ancestors who gave me and my siblings and my children some share of their DNA. I love to investigate the locations. For the most part I've had success with both North American and overseas origins. But the difficult Frasers continue to bedevil me. It's a good time to stop the research, temporarily, and buckle down to writing. Putting it in writing is always the best way to find coherence, defining the problem areas.
Besides not knowing exactly when or how each emigrant arrived in Lower Canada, never mind the miseries of common-forename proliferation, some of the main research weaknesses and gaps among my Argenteuil ancestors are:
Inverness-shire John Fraser:
● his parish of origin in Inverness-shire is unknown;
● most Inverness-shire parish registers are far from comprehensive for the 17th-18th century population (cannot confirm his Scottish-born children, his first marriage, his own baptism);
● his date of death and place of burial are unknown;
● next to nothing is known about his first wife (Fraser) and second wife (McIntyre);
● children who left St. Andrews East also left no discernible tracks.
Perthshire John Fraser:
● the blacksmith disappeared from St Andrews East between 1839 and 1842;
● three of his four children disappear from the radar after one census (when they were teenagers);
● his widow's later life has no clues to his fate;
● his Robertson mother in Scotland is still a cipher;
● the Killin burial ground (Scotland) is in bad shape, not helping with probable earlier generations.
Eons ago I began the Fraser family history in a folksy way, thinking it would be less confusing for uninitiated family members, because of the serial Frasers. Now, I'm revising to treat it in more acceptable genealogical form. As I go, one problem at a time can be addressed. Maybe the above lists will shrink!
There's an incomplete feeling without more locations and dates to hang my hat on, figuratively speaking ... a bit of existential angst in my genetic code. Nevertheless, I am descended from a multitude of Frasers. I am as Fraser as they come.
13 September 2011
Frasers Part 17: Buckle Down
Labels: Argenteuil, Fraser, Inverness-shire, McIntyre, Perthshire, Robertson, St Andrews East
2 comments:
- CallieK said...
I have eerily similar problems with both the McVicar's and the McCluskey's in my line and I'm still convinced that Argenteuil is some kind of genealogical black hole.
- Wednesday, 14 September, 2011
- BDM said...
Black hole .. LOL .. we agree on that! I am watching for your names when I'm (intermittently) browsing the few sources available.
- Wednesday, 14 September, 2011
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Last week, the MIT Forum held the "Meet the Angels" event. The event had representatives from all 9 of the Angel Groups that operate publicly in the Seattle Area. It was a great sold out event, where there was a good overview of the different groups, and a lively dialog about the ins and outs of Angel Investing in the area. Rebecca Lovell did a fabulous job moderating the panel and highlighting some of the key issues about Angel Investing.
From a show of hands in the audience more than 3/4 of the room were entrepreneurs who were seeking funding. There were many questions about the issues that Angels look for in a company and how to deal with different scenarios.
Gary Ritner from the Pudget Sound Venture Club gave the sage advice to avoid taking Angel Funding if you can build a business without it. It is troublesome, especially when you don't need it
Dan Rosen from the Alliance of Angels suggested that it was important for the entrepreneurs to notice that almost all of the angel groups would prefer a priced round instead of taking a convertible note.
Cathi Hatch from Zino Society noted that the Zino Society program and the Seattle Angel Conference were the only two that had a process that put cash awards up front. All of the other Angel Groups are "Angel Networks" which provide opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors to meet each other and to see if they are able to generate enough interest to form a due diligence team.
Byron McCann from the Northwest Energy Angels noted that Wings and NWEA are the two groups which are sector specific, with the NWEA focused on CleanTech and Wings focused on Medical Technology. He suggested that it was important for entrepreneurs to apply to Angel Groups that were aligned with the goals of the company.
When the topic of investing in Sustainable / Social Impact companies, Dan Rosen said that a good business is worth investing in, if it also has an important impact, all the better.
There was a lively discussion around the need for a good team before approaching Angel Investing. There are many different ways that were suggested that could demonstrate that a team was able to execute and deliver on a project.
It is great to have opportunities like this for entrepreneurs and investors to have discussions. This kind of conversation is exactly what we hope to encourage with the Seattle Angel Conference.
One of the great results of the event was the matrix of data about Northwest Angel Groups put together by Rebecca Lovell. It helps to show the focus and diversity of the Angel Groups in the Seattle Area.
You can find the Angel Group matrix on Funding Quest at http://www.funding-quest.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Pacific-Northwest-Angel-Groups-2010-2012-data.pdf
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Nina Burger's introduction to life with the Houston Dash started at the dinner table.
The striker signed for Houston last week from SV Neulengbach, a top-level Austrian club in a town with a population of about 8,000 that's located a 45-minute drive west of Vienna.
Conscious that a player needs to feel comfortable off the pitch if she is to perform well on it, Dash head coach Randy Waldrum is doing his best to help the 26-year-old adjust to life on a new continent. So he gave her a taste of one of Houston's favorite cuisines by taking her to a Mexican restaurant on her first night in Texas.
"My wife and I took her to eat Mexican food, got her integrated right off the bat and she was fine with that," Waldrum told HoustonDashSoccer.com. "And the next morning we grabbed both Osi [Ohale] and Nina and took them to breakfast. They're rooming together."
Ohale, a 21-year-old center back, joined initially as a trialist in preseason after playing her club soccer in her native Nigeria, and Waldrum has also placed an emphasis on helping her get to grips with America's customs and culture.
"Getting Osi to understand what pancakes were and what a waffle was—you take those things for granted. So we've got to keep their mind on the fact that this is a foreign country for them and we have to help them adjust. I think it'll be easier for Nina because it's Europe and it's much closer to how we are here, versus what Osi has come from," he said.
First test: passed. "It was a very nice restaurant, really good food," Burger told HoustonDashSoccer.com. After her first week of training with the Dash squad, the acclimatization process continues on the field this Sunday against the Chicago Red Stars (5 p.m. CT), where she is expected to make her debut.
"Two things I think will be key for her: getting used to playing with her teammates and secondly just adjusting to the league," said Waldrum. "It's such a different league from Europe, it's such an athletic and physical league compared to Europe where it's a little bit more of a tactical league. If she can adapt to that, the pace of the game and the physicality of the NWSL, then the quicker she adapts the more effective she's going to be."
Waldrum said it was "a little gamble" signing a player without NWSL experience, but he is confident that Burger has the talent to succeed. She has 58 caps for Austria and is the nation's all-time leading goalscorer, with 32. She was prolific in her nine years with Neulengbach—who are one of the powerhouses of the Austrian league—claiming the ÖFB Frauen Bundesliga scoring title six times from 2006-12 and the player of the year accolade in 2010.
Burger is also a veteran of the UEFA Women's Champions League and scored six times in six fixtures in this season's competition. Neulengbach were knocked out at the quarterfinal stage in March by Sweden's Tyresö FF, where Burger came up against future Dash teammates in USWNT internationals Whitney Engen and Meghan Klingenberg, who will arrive after the Champions League final on May 22.
Waldrum said his optimism about Burger's potential to translate her talent into the NWSL is "based on the goals that we've seen her score, the track record of that. I saw her score a great goal against Bayern Munich [in February] that only a true goalscorer could score, she got the ball on the flank, turned the corner and the keeper came out and she hit it from almost no angle. She's just a clinical finisher."
Burger lives near Vienna and put her career as a police officer in the Austrian capital on hold to join the Dash. After achieving so much in Europe, she intends to embrace the challenge of proving herself in a new environment and hopes it will help her grow as a player and a person. "It's a big chance to make me better," she said.
Burger said her first impressions of the Dash and their hometown are positive: "It's very nice here, nice people and very good players … it's a very good league, one of the best leagues, with the German league, and I know that there are very good players, physically and technically, and I see it now. I'm really happy to be here."
The Dash lost to FC Kansas City last weekend but can leapfrog Sunday's opponents with a win in the new franchise's fifth-ever NWSL fixture. After facing Chicago the Dash return home to BBVA Compass Stadium next Wednesday, May 17, to meet Portland Thorns FC (7 p.m. CT; TICKETS).
Engen and Klingenberg were among four Dash players to feature as the USWNT tied 1-1 with Canada in Winnipeg on Thursday night. Dash captain Erin McLeod was in goal for Canada, while recent signing Kaylyn Kyle came off the bench in the 64th minute.


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Above is a video of Russ Taff performing at Red Rocks. A tribute to Russ Taff was one of the highlights of the 2012 Dove Awards.
The Dove Awards will be aired again at 9 p.m. MDT Saturday April 28 on the Gospel Music Channel.
Here's a quick peek at what you can expect on the Dove Awards show airing on the Gospel Music Channel. (FYI the Dove Awards are the only music awards that incorporate all genres of music from hip-hop, heavy metal to traditional gospel, and the show features performances from a wide-range of artists.)
Some highlights: a tribute to Whitney Houston and Gospel legend Russ Taff; former Denver resident and hip-hop artist LeCrae performing, a special performance from former "American Idol" finalists, including Mandisa and Phil Stacey; a song by bluegrass group The Isaacs; along with appearances by Michael Tait, Todd Smith, Blanca Callahan, Natalie Grant, Danny Gokey and more.
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Google recently launched a new design which sports a new Black menu bar with grey colored text. The new menu bar is an eyesore and is being hated by many people.
If you are someone who does not like the new design change by Google, here are few ways to disable or change it back to an earlier version with white background and blue links (coming soon). Right now you completely disable the black menu bar on all Google pages.
The trick uses a Greasemonkey script so you will need a compatible browser or user a workaround to run Greasemonkey scripts in Opera, Internet Explorer or Safari.
Like I said, right now I just hide the bar completely, but I am working on modifying the script to change the black bar to an earlier version of Google. Stay tuned for updates on this post to know when it has been updated. I have tested the script and it works in Opera, Firefox and Google Chrome. I am still testing it in Internet Explorer 9.
In the meantime, have fun without the ugly black bar in Google Search. You can download and install the Google Black Bar hider script from here.
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