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Office of the Provost. Vice Provost for University Life Women’s Oral History Project UPA 6.11

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Articles: History Articles 

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Articles: Related Articles 

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Articles: Methods Bibliography 

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Audiovisual Center 

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Old Versions of Handbook 

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Beginning Materials: Materials 

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Beginning Materials: Objectives 

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Beginning Materials: Statement 

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Budget: 1983-1984 

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Budget: Past Budget 

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Budget: NHPRC Grant Application 

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Interviewers: Correspondence 

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Interviewers: Interviewer Lists 

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Interviewers: Workshop: Handbook Drafts 

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Interviewers: Workshop: Interview Documents Packet 

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Interviewers: Workshop: Log for Tape Registration 

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Interviewers: Workshop: Materials 

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Interviewers: Workshop: Suggested Questions for Interviewers 

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Narrators: Correspondence 

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Narrators: Inventory List

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Henderson

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Virginia Henderson was an educator and nurse researcher born in 1887 who developed the Need Theory focusing on 14 basic human needs. She received her nursing diploma in 1921 and taught nursing while furthering her education, earning bachelor's and master's degrees. Henderson believed nurses should help patients regain independence. Ernestine Wiedenbach was a nurse-midwife born in 1900 who developed the Helping Art of Clinical Nursing theory. The theory focuses on understanding a patient's needs, setting goals to improve their condition, and using nursing skills purposefully. Both theorists emphasized identifying patient needs and empowering patients' recovery and self-care.

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Virginia Henderson was an educator and nurse researcher born in 1887 who developed the Need Theory focusing on 14 basic human needs. She received her nur
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Paula Henderson, M.B.A.

Paula joined USP in February 2023 as Chief People Officer. In this role she is responsible for leading USP’s Global People & Culture team in creating and implementing strategies focused on attracting, developing, and inspiring great talent. Collaborating with USP’s Equity Office, Paula helps foster a multi-generational culture of inclusion and belonging.

Before USP, Paula was Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at the Virginia Commonwealth University Health System (VCUHS) . While there, she transformed many Human Resources functions, including HR Business Advisory; Team Member Experience; Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Total Rewards, Talent Acquisition and Onboarding; and Talent Management and Organizational Development.

Prior to VCUHS, Paula was the Chief Human Resources Officer for the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Through strategic HR leadership, she helped drive the organization’s mission to create a healthier Mississippi by educating healthcare professionals, conducting health sciences research and deliverin

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