Interview with Florence Campbell Kloxin

An interview with former teacher Florence Campbell Kloxin regarding her experiences in a one-room school house.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/ors/1034/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, April 1, 1974

FORUM TO BE HELD TODAY….ELECTION DECISION POSTPONED; They Want To Learn; Broadcasting Curriculum To Start In Fall Of 1975; Chi Gamma Iota National Conclave To Be Held At P/C; Anna Wall Scott, Parkland Instructor, Wins Primary; Letters To The Editor; The Short Circuit; Vets\u27 Challenge; Honors Banquet; Summer Canada Canoe Trip; New Programs Accepted; Student Government Officers; A Column By And For Women; Dr. Kubler-Ross To Speak On \u27Death And Dying\u27; Movie: Klute ; Behind the Books; Transfer Day At EIU April 5; Sign Bid Awarded; P/C Enrollment Up; Next Years\u27 Budgets Due; Personnel Report; Vocational-Technical Plan Approved; Our Picks For This Years\u27 Academy Awards; Vets Casino Day To Be April 5; Classified Ads; Hodge Podge: Scholarship, Baseball Game; Monday\u27s Coach; Outlook Good For Track; Sports In The Good Old Days ; Profile: Frank Flores; I. M. News; Big Ten Back On Top In Basketball; Krannert Art Schedule; PIC Instructors Attend SSU Management Program; Happy Birthday From Prospectus!; Board Election Saturday, April 13; Parkland Eventshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1974/1016/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, March 25, 1974

ELECTION NULLIFIED BY STUDENT GOVERNMENT; Student Government Minutes; P/C Health Service Sponsors Blood Drive; Vets Outreach Program To Be Expanded By State; P/C Artists Contribute Posters For Two Community Events; StuGo Holds Special Meeting; Prospectus In Perspective; Letters To The Editor; The Short Circuit; Memo From President Staerkel: Slide Presentation, Open House For General Public, Community College Frontiers, Campus Progress; A Column By And For Women; NCAA Cringes At Equality In Sports Programs; Newman Club; The Last Detail: Rowdy, Intentionally Simplistic; Respiratory Therapy Applications Still Available For Fall; IFVC Convention; Behind the Books; Parkland Day Care Considered; True Facts; Congratulations; Bowling Bulletin Board; Canoe Trip; Classified Ads; Class A Tourney Exciting, Yet Disappointing; Five Lettermen Back For Cobra Baseball; Chicago Dominates??; Flores Earns All-American At NJCAA Nationals; Monday\u27s Coach; Road Rally Club Sets March Competition; Baseball Schedule (Tentative); Parkland Eventshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1974/1017/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, March 18, 1974

DANCE MARATHON ENTRY SPONSORED BY PROSPECTUS; Students To Elect New Day Senator; Prospectus In Perspective; Cruisin\u27 \u2774: The Nixorcist; The Short Circuit; Campus Life; Letters To The Editor; Behind The Books; Junior College Junior Education; P/C 2nd In Track Meet; Monday\u27s Coach: How Far Can Bartow Go, Cerro Gordo Possible Champs; CCA To Sport Good Basketball; Wolverines Make Bid; Bowling Bulletin Board; Title Defense To Begin March 23; A Little More Gore; Billiards In The Evening; Baseball Schedule; Tournaments And Contests; Classified Ads; Illinois State University; Kite Flying Derby; Drug Progam; A Column By And For Women: Help Wanted!; Recruiters To Visit; Callboard; Parkland Events; Drug Abuse Series Begins At Parkland; Crosswords; Meditation Society Formed At P/Chttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1974/1018/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, January 18, 1974

VOTE ENDS IN TIE: SPARKS, WYLIE IN SPECIAL RUNOFF; Both Amendments Passed By Voters; Bob Waldon Wins Vice-Presidency; Sparks Defeats Wylie For StuGo President; SARP Awards Worth $1350; Energy Crisis Discussion Held At Parkland; Gwendolyn Brooks to Appear On Woman\u27s Day; Musical Coming; The Short Circuit; Cruisin\u27 \u2774: The Energy Crisis, Inflation; Prospectus In Perspectice; Letter To Editor; HEW Financial Aids Available; Inclement Weather Policies And Procedures; SIU\u27s Transfer Day To Be Feb. 2; Authorization To Issue Parking Tickets Granted; A Column By And For Women; Growing Up Female ; Nursing School Accredited For Four More Years; \u27Women\u27s Work, Women\u27s Way\u27 To Be Theme Of Jan. 22 Woman\u27s Day; Behind the Books; 50 Hour Documentary The History of Rock & Roll To Be Broadcasted On WLRW; Education: How Practical?; Oregon High School Students Earn Credit In National Guard; Mutt and Mortie; Bio 210 Relates To Earth Day ; Con Men Abound In \u27The Sting\u27; Rules For Safe Winter Driving; MTD Seeks To Serve P/C Better; Fuel Saver Of The State Of Illinois; Bus Survey; Classified Ads; Variety of Tests Available at Parkland Testing Center; Snow Days To Be Made Up In Feb.; Monday\u27s Coach; \u27Super Sunday\u27 Belongs To Miami; Bowling Bulletin Board; Pep Buses; Basketball and Volleyball Are IM Winter Sports; Snowfall Cancels Wrestling Meets; Attention Vets!; Bouncing Bob\u27s Basketball Bonanza; Cobras Even Conference Record At 1-1; Cobra Cager Profiles; Spring Pre-Registration Open January 22 Thru 31; Callboard; Parkland Events; Gardening Class Offered Spring Quarter at P/C; Attention Winter Quarter Graduateshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1974/1022/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, February 11, 1974

EFFECTIVE MARCH 11…PROSPECTUS TO GO WEEKLY; Publication Board Passes All Resolutions At Feb. 14 Meeting; Conveniamus 74 To Be Out May 1; Parkland Enters NIU Meet; Hulsizer Resigns; Prospectus In Perspective; Cruisin\u27 \u2774; The Short Circuit; Parkland Security Force Eligibility Examination; Old FBI Men Don\u27t Die, They Just...; Final Examination Schedule Winter Quarter, 1973-1974; Women Teachers Win Maternity Rights On Supreme Court Ruling; Financial Report; County Clerk Bing: Obey The Laws ; Behind The Books; Bookstore Renovations For Students; If You\u27re Neurotic.....\u27The Exorcist\u27 Great Horror Film; Three Sisters: Into The Depths; Kipnis: Angles Of Vision; Academic Calendar Committee\u27s Report; Gekko Lizard Gets The Silent Treatment At P/C; David Bromberg Provides Good Times; Musical Still In Question At P/C; What Your Gov\u27t Didn\u27t Do For You; A Column By And For Women: Waiting For The Equal Rights Amendment; Classified Ads; Two Gardening Classes Offered; 14 Days Of Sunshine, Friends And Surfing; Night Students\u27 Registration Set; NSS FNS To Sponsor Chicago College Day; Monday\u27s Coach; Cobra Cager; Cobras Dominated By Lake Land; Wrestlers In State Meet Today; Blood Freezing Helps Endurance; Regional Game Tournament; Table Tennis; Chicago Bulls; Canoe Trip; Basketball Team; Biking, Tennis, And Golf Are Coming In Spring; Jackson Sidelined With Broken Foot At Western Illinois; Bouncing Bob\u27s Basketball Bonanza; Bowling Bulletin Board; Callboard; Students Paid For Drinking; Parkland Events; No Shows To Increase; Abbie Loses 1st Cocaine Trial; Miss California Contest Stopped By 17-Year-Old; Bowling Champshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1974/1020/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, November 30, 1973

PROSPECTUS INITIATES CAROL FRATE FUND; Staerkel Greets Student Visitors; Senate Fights Inflation: Canteen Prices Lowered; Debaters Reach Eliminations At Bradley Meet; StuGo President Welcomes High School Guests; Christmas Fund Started By The Prospectus; Check Cashing Service Vetoed; PC Students Can Apply For Scholarships and Awards; Learning Exchange Promotes Sharing Ideas, Interests; Silversmith In Residence At P/C; P/C To Show \u27Civilisation\u27 Film Series Starting Dec. 6; Humanistic Psych Seminar Held; Prospectus In Perspective; Letters From Our Readers; The Short Circuit; Kendricks Sworn In As 1st Non-Voting Member Of Board; Cruisin\u27 \u2773; Faculty To Start Scholarship Fund; Open Discussion On Energy Crisis To Be Held; Job Openings On The Prospectus; Behind The Books: Service Or Self-Defeat; Financial Aids Available Here; Parkland Students Achieve High Academic Honors; Fall Concerts Offer Diversity ; Focus Concert \u27Innovative\u27; Cut-Rate Gas May Soon Be Back; Dog Obedience Classes Available; UFOs And USAF Politics; 1st Annual Clay Hills Art Sale; Water Survey Rep. Talks To Club; Committee Formed; A Column By And For Women: ERA -- Friend Or Foe?; Busey Bank Held Up November 21; The Parkland Connection; Law Enforcement Group Funds Study; Car Part Reported Stolen; JuCo Press Day; Rally To Be Held Dec. 2; Mutt and Mortie; PAL Bridges Cultural Barriers; Woodfield Shopping Trip Planned For December 8; Twain Play Set For December 6; Classified Ads; Monday\u27s Coach; 1973-74 Cheerleaders Selected; Fast Freddy\u27s Football Forecast; Women Cagers To Play Other JCs; Dave Jones Wins Fast Freddy; Returning Cagers Lead Cobras Into 1973-1974 Season; Bowling Bulletin Board; Parkland Wrestlers Prepare For Illinois Invitational; More Student Jobs Available In Europe; Callboard; Committee Board Meetings Must Be Open Door - Scott; \u27Visitation Week\u27 Plannedhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1973/1001/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, March 11, 1974

EARLY SEMESTER SYSTEM APPROVED BY TRUSTEES; Parking Fines Begin Today; Parkland Takes Second In NIU Competition; IBHE Seeks Student Member; A Chance For Complete Creativity; Auditions; Streaking; Prospectus In Perspective; Letters To The Editor; The Short Circuit; President\u27s Report; A Little More Gore; Community Drug Abuse Program Started At Parkland; Behind The Books; Proposed Parkland Day-Care Center And Child Care Curriculum; Kottke Changes Style: Don\u27t Fret About It; Tournaments And Contests; Transfer Days At ISU This Spring; Kathy, Jeff To Merge Mar. 23; EIU Transfer Day Set For April 5; Classified Ads; Vet Ventures!; Day Senator; Parkland Holds Community Environment Seminar; Bridge Or Chess???; Women\u27s Billiards; Monday\u27s Coach; Lovingfoss Unanimous Pick For All-Star Team; Races, Contests Tournaments Spring Quarter; Streakers Bare All At U of I; Coed Volleyball; Used Book Sale; Serpico - Relevant But Incomplete; A Column By And For Women: Broader Representation On Committee Needed; SARP Winners Announced; Judge Roy Bean Here March 13; Crosswords; Parkland Offers New, Unique Classes; Special Election March 20-21; Callboard, Parkland Eventshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1974/1019/thumbnail.jp

Mentoring as a Buffer for the Syndemic Impact of Racism and COVID-19 among Diverse Faculty within Academic Medicine

Within this article, we explore the dual impact of two pandemics, racism and COVID-19, on the career and psychological well-being of diverse faculty within academic medicine. First, we present a discussion of the history of racism in academic medicine and the intensification of racial disparities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result of the syndemic of racism and COVID-19, the outlook for the recruitment, retention, and advancement of diverse faculty and leaders within academic medicine is at risk. While mentoring is known to have benefits for career and personal development, we focus on the unique and often unacknowledged role that mentoring can play as a buffer for women and people of color, especially when working in institutions that lack diversity and are now struggling with the syndemic of racism and COVID-19. We also discuss the implications of acknowledging mentoring as a buffer for future leadership development, research, and programs within academic medicine and health professions

Prospectus, May 13, 1974

CLASS OF \u2774 COMMENCEMENT; Openhouse Set For May 19; 648 Parkland Students Eligible To Participate; Dr. Winters To Speak At Graduation; Parkland Groups Win Awards At Jazz Fest; StuGo President Offers Welcome; Dental Students Capped At Banquet; The Short Circuit; Letters To The Editor; New Stu-Go Officer; President\u27s Report; Crosswords; Parkland College Student Life; Instructional Programs; Admission: Who may Enroll?; Tuition & Fees; Financial Aid; Counseling; Placement; Veterans; Student Life; Summer Session 1974; Academic Calendar 1974-1975; Semester System Fall 1975; In Campus Design, Parkland: Not Just Another School; No Golden Quill This Quarter; Petitioned and Qualified Candidates Spring Quarter 1973-1974; One-Punch Leads To Death Of UI Student; Movie Projector Reported Missing; A Column By and For Women; A Column By and For Men; Self-Help Clinic Set For Women; Vet\u27s Corner; Field Trip Meeting Set; Pig Guards Pot Plot From Police Raid; Blood Drive; Summer Field Course In American Southwest; P/C Student Wins Distinguished Award; Allerton Day Shows Ecological Benefits Of Park; Debate Team Finishes Best Year Ever; Monday\u27s Coach; Thank You; High-Scoring Henrichs Opts For Parkland Cage Team; Parkland Coaches Review Year; Cobras Bat Way Over .500; P/C Players Thrill Audience; Bartow On His Way; Pritchett Not To Be Outdone; On The Way Out; Classified Ads; End-Of-Year Gala Planned By Phys Ed. Dept.; Social, Religious Traditions Expressed In Roots Afrikana; Jones Cites Improvements In Prospectus; Prospectus Staff Positions Open For New School Year; Business Student Wins Award; Krannert Art Schedule; Many Financial Awards Open To Incoming Parkland Students; Parkland Vets Info Center On Wheelshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1974/1012/thumbnail.jp