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Spurlock, Jeanne Howard University Digital Howard @ Howard University Manuscript Division Finding Aids Finding Aids 5-11-2016 Spurlock, Jeanne DPAAC Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://dh.howard.edu/finaid_manu Recommended Citation Staff, DPAAC, "Spurlock, Jeanne" (2016). Manuscript Division Finding Aids. 259. https://dh.howard.edu/finaid_manu/259 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Finding Aids at Digital Howard @ Howard University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Manuscript Division Finding Aids by an authorized administrator of Digital Howard @ Howard University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Howard University Collection Number xxx Finding aid prepared by Finding aid prepared by D.C. Africana Archives Project This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit May 11, 2016 Describing Archives: A Content Standard DC Africana Archives Project Gelman Library Special Collections, Suite 704 2130 H Street NW Washington DC, 20052 Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 Table of Contents Summary Information ................................................................................................................................. 3 Biographical/Historical note.......................................................................................................................... 4 Scope and Contents note............................................................................................................................... 4 Arrangement note...........................................................................................................................................4 Administrative Information .........................................................................................................................5 Collection Inventory...................................................................................................................................... 6 - Page 2 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 Summary Information Repository DC Africana Archives Project Title Jeanne Spurlock Papers Date 1923-2000 Extent 13.0 Cubic feet Location note This collection is part of the holdings of the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center at Howard University, 500 Howard Place, NW, Washington, DC 20059. Please contact them for information on accessing these materials. Language English Abstract tbd - Page 3 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 Biographical/Historical note Dr. Jeanne Spurlock was a psychiatrist who specialized in treating women and children, specifically in the black community. She worked to analyze aspects of culture and race that influenced the treatment of mental illness. Dr. Jeanne Spurlock was born in Sandusky, Ohio in 1921 to Frank and Glodene Spurlock. Her family relocated to Detroit while she was still in grade school. After graduating from the public school system in Detroit, Spurlock attended Spelman College in Atlanta, GA. Spurlock then entered medical school at Howard University College of Medicine and graduated in 1947. After graduation, Dr. Spurlock moved to Chicago to begin her residency at Provident Hospital. After selecting psychiatry as her primary practice, Dr. Spurlock accepted a residency at Cook County Psychopathic Hospital. Dr. Spurlock began her private practice in Chicago in 1953. She was later appointed Chief of the Child Psychiatry Clinic at the Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago. In addition to her position at Reese, she served as Director of the Children’s Psychosomatic Unit of the Neuropsychiatric Institute of the University of Illinois. In the 1960s, Dr. Spurlock served as chair of the department of psychiatry at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, TN. She received the Edward A. Strecker award for her work, becoming the first black woman to receive to do so. Her many research papers and presentations covered topics such as single parent families, trends in U.S. policy and the consequences for African Americans, and black children in education. Scope and Contents note The Jeanne Spurlock papers span from 1923 to 2000 and contain both Spurlock's published and unpublished writings, as well as research files, speeches, and school papers. Also included are correspondence (both personal and professional), photographs, and audiovisual and digital recordings of talks given by Spurlock. The collection also contains reports, periodicals, printed material, and ephemera. Arrangement note This collection is arranged alphabetically by folder title. - Page 4 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 Administrative Information Publication Information DC Africana Archives Project Conditions Governing Access note This collection is open for research. Conditions Governing Use note Some material may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the patron's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections. Immediate Source of Acquisition note tbd - Page 5 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 Collection Inventory Box Folder 5 27 ***signed, dedicated publications from friends and colleagues 1955-1974 5 28 **Notes: Racism on University Campuses, Therapeutic transference/ countertransference c.1993 11 77 1986 talks + Correspondence 1986 4 37 AACAP Committee on Diversity and Culture 1999 12 27 AACAP Curriculum for Culturally Competent Training/Work Group on Diversity + Culture c. 1995-1997 11 74 AACAP Newsletters 1995-1998 11 27 AACAP Papers: "Black Families + Children: Notes on Research," "Some Heroes of Afro-American Children" 1985 12 20 AACAP Policy Statement on Racism c. 1995 4 13 AACAP Reports 1995 4 3 AACAP Response "The Bell Curve" Correspondence 1994 - Page 6 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 11 26 AACAP Spurlock/Fine Foster Care edited volume + conference papers + Correspondence. 1990-1999 1 22 AACAP Training 1990 3 39 "The Abused Child and Abusing Children" 1974 7 5 Accolades/Leters 1996-2000 4 42 "African American Children in Foster Homes" 1999 3 37 "African American Children in Turmoil" 1992 3 36 "African American Children Living in Hostile Environments" 1992 5 12 African American Mental Health Advocacy Symposium 1992-1993 5 39 "African Americans + Mental Illness: Impasses to Care" by Donna Norris c.1998 12 36 "APA/NIMH Minority Fellowship: A Decade of Progress"/APA NIMH Fellows Newsletter 1979, c.1984 4 36 "Apartheid Medicine" Journal/Report 1989 5 33 Afro Folklore + Psychoanalysis (1 of 3) c.1980-1989 - Page 7 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 5 34 Afro Folklore + Psychoanalysis (2 of 3) (mammy water/ liberia) c.1980-1989 5 35 Afro Folklore + Psychoanalysis (3 of 3) c.1980-1989 11 51 Alayne Yates, MD "Ethnicity, Personality, and Symptom Expression in the Eating Disorders" 1999 8 3 Alexandria Symonds, MD Sr. Leadership Award 1994 2 6 Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society Certificate 1971 12 6 American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry: Correspondence & Literature: "The Bell Curve"/"Behind the Bell Curve" 1995 1 21 American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) "Work Group on Diversity and Culture" 1995-1996 2 7 The American College of Psychiatrists Fellowship 1971 2 10 The American Medical Women's Association President's Recognition Award 1991 8 2 American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Distinguished Service Award 1991 2 9 American Academy of Child Psychiatry Founders Memorial Lecture 1976 - Page 8 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 4 35 American Behavioral Scientist v.39 n.1 "The Bell Curve: Laying Bare the Resurgence of Scientific Racism" 1995 2 1 American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology Child Psychology Certification 1962 8 6 American Medical Women's Association President's Recognition Award 1992-1993 8 10 The American Psychiatric Association Agnes Purcell McGavin Award 1989 2 3 American Psychiatric Association Commendation 1999 8 9 The American Psychiatric Association Distinguished Service Award 1996 8 12 The American Psychiatric Association Jeanne M. Spurlock Minority Fellowship Achievement 2000 2 2 American Psychiatric Association Presidential Commendation 1992 4 15 American Women Brochure (books) undated 3 13 AMWA Bylaws 1986 3 11 AMWA Women's Healthbook "Multiple Roles of Women and Role Strains" 1992-1995 - Page 9 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 12 5 Annual Report - Psychosomatic Diseases of Children 1961 1 14 APA Conference Itineraries 1978, 1984 11 69 APA Conference Program - Spurlock Solomon Carter Fuller Award 1988 1 13 APA Correspondence & Reports: Rwandan Genocide/Rape as a Weapon of War/Afghanistan 1998-1999 1 4 APA Council on International Affairs Documents & Correspondence, National Affairs Correspondence 1994-1999 1 17 APA Distinguished Service Award: Anna Freud (Correspondence) 1976 4 44 APA Minority Fellowship Notes (late 1970s) undated 12 46 APA Presentation: Adolescent Sexuality Correspondence + presentation materials 1983 1 11 APA South Africa Reports, "Apartheid & Mental Health in South Africa" paper 1979 4 50 APA/CMHS Minority Fellowship Program 1993 1 1 Appointment to Meharry 1968-1972 1 15 Awards: Strecker, APA Grant, Fuller, McGavin, Distinguished Service, Smonds, AMWA, & COD program 1971-1996 - Page 10 - Guide to the Jeanne Spurlock Papers DCAAP.0039 4 47 AWP Column on Children + Reproductive Tech c.1992 3 41 Bibliography "Ethnic and Cultural Implications of
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