Priscilla Huffman (Ph.D Florida State University) joined the faculty of the School of Home Economics in 1976. As a faculty member and program director for Child Development and Family Life, Huffman was instrumental in ...

Frances Fern Hoag was born on July 8, 1884, to pioneer parents in northern Wisconsin. The family eventually made its home in Rice Lake, WI. Upon graduating high school in 1910, Miss Hoag decided to attend Stout Institute ...

This collection includes coursework of a Home Economics student from the Class of 1923.

This collection includes minutes of the department meetings, records of departmental committees, correspondence of the chair, by-laws and policies, position descriptions, records of the Child and Family Study Center, ...

This collection includes correspondence, reports, and meeting minutes from the School of Home Economics.

Myrtis Whydotski was born in 1920. She received a BA from the Stout Institute in 1942. Among other jobs, she worked for the Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education. She returned to Stout and received a MA in ...

This collection includes one sewing notebook of Lucile Parker consisting of extensive class notes and sewing samples illustrating various sewing techniques.

This collection includes one sewing book from Florence Scoular that consists of class notes and sewing samples.

This collection includes course materials from when Dr. Kainski was a graduate student at UW-Madison, and it includes course materials from her time as a faculty member at UW-Stout.

This scrapbook consists of sewing samples of Elizabeth English, including examples of hemming, embroidery, darning, buttonholes, weaving, gathering and other techniques.