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Annotated Inventory of the David Goode, Phd Collection on the Willowbrook State School, C An Annotated Inventory of the David Goode, PhD Collection on the Willowbrook State School, c. 1970- 1975, 2000 Archives & Special Collections College of Staten Island Library, CUNY 2800 Victory Blvd., 1L-216 Staten Island, NY 10314 © 2005 The College of Staten Island, CUNY Overview of the Collection Collection No. : WSSM-4 Title: The David Goode, PhD Collection on the Willowbrook State School Creator: David Goode Dates: c. 1970-1975, 2000 Extent: 7 Folders Abstract: Dr. David Goode is a Professor in the Sociology Program at the College of Staten Island. He has strong research interests in the field of Developmental Disabilities and in the Willowbrook State School. The collection includes brochures, programs, and articles related to the Willowbrook State School and related issues. The collection also includes reprint copies of the text of the 1975 consent decree. Several books have been cataloged and placed in the book collection: Burton Blatt and Fred Kaplan. Christmas in Purgatory, Photographic Essay on Mental Retardation. U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Report of the Secretary’s Special Federal Team, The New York State Mental Retardation Program. October 1972 Jean Reiss. They learned to do without. Untold Stories From Willowbrook State School 1958-1970. 1994. Administrative Information Preferred Citation The David Good, PhD Collection on the Willowbrook State School, Archives & Special Collections, Department of the Library, College of Staten Island, CUNY, Staten Island, New York. Acquisition This collection was donated to the College of Staten Island in 2005. Processing Information Collection processed by Catherine N. Carson. Restrictions Access Access to this record group is unrestricted. Copyright Notice The researcher assumes full responsibility for compliance with laws of copyright. Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should be discussed with the Coordinator of Archives & Special Collections. Index Terms This collection is indexed under the following terms. Willowbrook State School Container Listing [The following box/folder inventory is in the form of a table. If you are visually impaired and using a pdf reader you may need assistance and should contact the Archives at 718-982- 4128.] Box# Folder# Title 1 1 David Goode presentation. Improving Quality of Life in Staten Island; Residences for People with Developmental Disabilities, 2004 1 2 David Goode. Oral History assignment for Sociology 305. n.d 1 3 Willowbrook. Academic Department guidelines, 1959; 1960; 1961; n.d. 1 4 Willowbrook. A Curriculum Guide for Trainable Mentally Retarded Children, 1959 1 5 Willowbrook. A Curriculum Guide for Educable Retarded Children, 1959 1 6 Willowbrook. A Curriculum Guide for Trainable Mentally Retarded Children, n.d. 1 7 Willowbrook. The Plain Talk newsletter, September 1963 (Vol. 1, No. 2) 1 8 Willowbrook. Open house program, April 29, 1964 1 9 Willowbrook. Testimony by Bill Russo before open hearing held by Assemblywoman Elizabeth Connelly, February 13, 1976 1 10 Willowbrook. Pamphlet: Unforgotten: a film legacy, ca. 2000 1 11 Willowbrook. Photograph: Willowbrook main building, n.d. 1 12 CSI/CUNY poster. Willowbrook: a Community Challenge, 1970s. 1 13 CSI/CUNY. Direct Care as a Profession by Peter Harrit, 1993. 1 14 CSI/CUNY. Exhibition Guide: Portraits of People: Bringing it Home [photographs by Simon R. Fulford], 1993 1 15 CSI/CUNY. Memos, correspondence relating to the Willowbrook plaque, 1993, 1997. 1 16 CSI/CUNY. Dedication of the PSA (Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology) Building, 1994 1 17 CSI/CUNY. Willowbrook Remembrance Committee documents relating to the Dedication of 1S, 1994 1 18 CSI/CUNY. Exhibition Guide. Willowbrook: People, Place and Time, 1994 1 19 CSI/CUNY. Willowbrook Memorial Lectures, 1994-2010 1 20 CSI/CUNY. Flyer for Willowbrook film by Russ Cohen, 1996 1 21 CSI/CUNY. Pamphlet. Willowbrook: People, Place and Time, 1997(?) 1 22 CSI/CUNY. Social Justice has Prevailed: a conference in celebration of the Willowbrook Consent Decree, 2000 1 23 CSI/CUNY. Subject file. Establishment of Willowbrook Archives, 2001- 2002 1 24 CSI/CUNY. Report on the Faculty Disability Resource Survey, 2003 1 25 CSI/CUNY. Disability Studies Faculty Advisory Committee, 2008 1 26 AHRC. Practical State Program for Care of the Mentally Deficient, May 22, 1940 1 27 AHRC. Reprint. Not Like Other Children from Parents Magazine, October 1943 1 28 AHRC. Materials from Ann Greenberg, 1948; 1950; n.d. 1 29 AHRC. Constitution and by-laws, 1949 1 30 AHRC. Program from First Annual Dinner, May 20, 1950 1 31 AHRC. Report on Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth held in Washington D.C. by Elizabeth Boggs, December 3-7th, 1950 1 32 AHRC. Circular letter. New York State’s Parent-Friend Organization Reviews its Rapid Development since last February, 1950 1 33 AHRC. Recommendations of the Steering Committee of Parents of Retarded with Regard to the Formation of a National Organization of Such Groups, 1950 1 34 AHRC. Advertisement. This is a Picture of a Crippled Child, 1950; 1962 1 35 AHRC. Offprint. Mentally Handicapped Children and Youth, 1951 1 36 AHRC. Handbook of Projects for AHRC Chapters, from Joseph T. Weingold, January 1952 1 37 AHRC. Newsletters. Our Children’s Voice, 1952; 1953; 1955; 1957 1 38 AHRC. Booklet. Retarded Children Can Be Helped, 1953 1 39 AHRC. AHRC and NARC, 1954-1961 1 40 AHRC. History of NARC, 1954; n.d. 1 41 AHRC. Speech by Sam Cook Digges at the AHRC Annual Dinner, May 25, 1957 1 42 AHRC. Joseph , Weingold letter to parent, September 30, 1957 1 43 AHRC. Chapter and Board of Directors. 1957 1 44 AHRC. Circular Letter by the Welfare League for Retarded Children, 1957 2 1 AHRC. Documents regarding AHRC and the Welfare League, 1957; n.d. 2 2 AHRC. Pamphlet. Information on Service and Activities, 1957 2 3 AHRC. Pamphlet. Retarded Children Can Be Helped, 1957 2 4 AHRC. Circular Letter. Creation of New York State Office of Mental Retardation, August 19, 1959 2 5 NHRC. The Need for Applied Social Science Research in Mental Retardation, by Gunnar Dybwad, 1959 2 6 AHRC. Trends and Issues in Mental Retardation, by Gunnar Dybwad, 1960 2 7 AHRC. Legislative Bulletin, March 31, 1961 2 8 AHRC. Reprint. Let Them Be Normal, by NARC, 1961 2 9 AHRC. Address by Gunnar Dybwad at the dedication of the John E. Fogarty Medical and Rehabilitation unit of the Joseph H. Ladd School, April 29, 1962 2 10 AHRC. AHRC Services, edited by I. Joseph Harris, 1971 2 11 AHRC. The Retardation Movement. Transcribed interview with Mrs. Elizabeth Boggs, Daniel Blain, M.D. interviewer, February 17, 1972 2 12 AHRC. State Association for Retarded Children and New York State Government, 1948-1968, by Herbert J. Lerner, 1972 2 13 AHRC. Pamphlet. Focus on Mental Retardation, 1970s. 2 14 AHRC. Annual Report, 1981 2 15 AHRC. Newsletters. AHRC Chronicle, 1984; 1987; 1989 2 16 AHRC. 35th Anniversary History, 1984 2 17 AHRC. Annual Report, 1986 2 18 AHRC. Annual Report, 1989-1990 2 19 New York State and Developmental Disability. First and Third Annual Reports of the Trustees of the New York State Asylum for Idiots, 1852; 1854 2 20 New York State and Developmental Disability. Report of the State Commission to Investigate Provision for the Mentally Deficient, 1915 2 21 New York State and Developmental Disability. The Relation of Mental Defectiveness to Juvenile Delinquency, by Dr. V.C. Branham, 1931 2 22 New York State and Developmental Disability. The Needs of Mental Defectives in New York City, 1939. 2 23 New York State and Developmental Disability. The State Institutions and How to Use Them, 1961. 2 24 New York State and Developmental Disability. Pamphlet [photocopy]. The Road Ahead, 1964. 2 25 New York State and Developmental Disability. Control of Mental Health Disorders in New York State, 1966 2 26 New York State and Developmental Disability. UFT District 75, 1994 2 27 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. The Seguin Physiological School for the Training of Children of Arrested Development, 1904 2 28 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Periodical Masthead. American Breeder’s Association Eugenics Section, 1912 2 29 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Booklet. The Sterilization of the Insane, 1913 2 30 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Newsclipping. Weak Minded Girl a Danger [New York Herald], 1914 2 31 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Editorial. To Halt the Imbecile’s Perilous Line, May 21, 1927 2 32 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Booklet. Human Sterilization, published by The Human Betterment Foundation, ca. 1928 2 33 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Newsclipping [Traveler]. Sterilization Statute Urged, 1930 2 34 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Article. Eugenic Control and its Relationship to the Science of Life and Reproduction, by J.H. Bell, 1931 2 35 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Residential Schools for Handicapped Children, U.S. Department of the Interior, 1939 2 36 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Ill finished children, by J.C. and Helen Furnas, 1945 2 37 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Take Them Off the Human Scrap Heap, by Edith M. Stern, 1948 2 38 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Offprint [photocopy]. Where and Whiter in Mental Deficiency, by George S. Stevenson, 1947 2 39 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. A Guide to Reading on Mental Deficiency. Compiled by Gladys W. Beirne, 1952 2 40 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Article. The Extermination of Handicapped People in WWII Germany, by Wolf Wonfensberger, 1981 2 41 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability. Mental Retardation as an Anthropological Problem, by L.L. Langness, 1982 2 42 History of the Culture of Developmental Disability.
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