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Career Profile: Architect
This Iowa architect is involved in all phases of a project's development and construction.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Artist
These Iowa artists use a wide variety of materials and methods to create works that communicate ideas, thoughts and feelings.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Athletic Trainer
Sports and athletes in Iowa benefit from the advice and training provided by athletic trainers.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Biochemist
This Iowa biochemist develops ways to genetically transform corn.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Civil Engineer
Every time we drive on an interstate highway in Iowa, we see the products of a civil engineer.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Composer
This Iowan says she is an actress, songwriter, professional musician, composer and teacher.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Construction Inspector
This construction inspector makes judgments about the quality of Iowa's water towers.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Family Physician
Many family physicians in Iowa make a lifetime commitment to the health of the people in their communities.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Field Biologist
As a fisheries biologist, this Iowan oversees the raising of fish before they are released into Iowa's waterways.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Hotel Motel Manager
Finding a place to stay includes bed and breakfast businesses. Find out what it is like to run a B&B in Iowa.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Landscape Architect
Landscape architects in Iowa are busy in spring, summer and fall.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Large Animal Veterinarian
A large animal veterinary in Iowa provides the service of treating animals as well as assisting farmers in making decisions about their livestock.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Marketing and Communications
Careers in marketing and communications involve business strategies for Iowa companies' products and services.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Mold Maker
Mold makers create molds to be used to mass produce items such as phones, toothbrushes, washing machine parts and more.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Nurse Anesthetist
Patients, surgeries, drugs and quick decisions are all part of this nurse anesthetist's daily work in Iowa.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Pharmacist
Pharmacists in Iowa dispense drugs and medicine prescribed by doctors and advise people on the use of medicines.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profile: Postal Mail Carrier
These postal mail carriers deliver letters and packages to today's communities in Iowa.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Career Profiles of Iowans
Find a career to fit your interest right here in Iowa.
Source: Iowa Public Television, School to Careers
Caroline Trumpold, Amana Quilter and Cook
Caroline Trumpold, a skilled cook and a song mistress in her church, is a master quilter in the Amana tradition.
Source: Iowa Arts Council, Iowa Roots
Carrie Chapman Catt Biography
Key coordinator of the woman suffrage movement and skillful political strategist, Carrie (Lane) Chapman Catt played a leading role in the campaign to win voting rights for women.
Source: Carrie Lane Chapman Catt Girlhood Home Restoration Project, The National 19th Amendment Society
Carrie Chapman Catt: A 1929 Recording About Suffrage
Hear a 1929 recording of Carrie Chapman Catt on the world suffrage movement (requires RealPlayer).
Source: H-Net, Humanities and Social Sciences Online, Michigan State University. Requires RealPlayer.
Carrie Chapman Catt: A Petition to U.S. Congress
Read a petition from Carrie Chapman Catt to the U.S. Congress.
Source: National Archives and Records Administration
Carrie Chapman Catt: Her FBI Files
The FBI kept a close eye on Carrie Chapman Catt for her world peace activism.
Source: Carrie Lane Chapman Catt Girlhood Home Restoration Project, National 19th Amendment Society
Carrie Chapman Catt: Portraits
Visit the Carrie Chapman Catt portrait gallery.
Source: Wisconsin Electronic Reader
http://www.library.wisc.edu/etext/WIReader/Galleries/Catt.html
Carrie Chapman Catt's Home in Charles City
A classic example of Victorian architecture and utilitarian design, the Carrie Chapman Catt Childhood Home is located about three miles southeast of Charles City.
Source: Carrie Lane Chapman Catt Girlhood Home Restoration Project, The National 19th Amendment Society
Carrie Chapman Catt's Photo Albums
View the photograph albums of Carrie Chapman Catt's experiences (includes original order of images and captions).
Source: Bryn Mawr College Library
http://triptych.brynmawr.edu/cdm4/browse.php?CISOROOT=%2Fsuffragists
Cedar Rapids Mosque
Learn about the history of Islam in Iowa and see pictures of the first mosque in North America in Cedar Rapids.
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Child in Need of Assistance
In Iowa there are 16 legal reasons in which a child, under the age of 18, can be judged to be a child in need of assistance.
Source: State of Iowa, Judicial Branch
http://www.iowacourts.gov/Representing_Yourself/Juvenile_Court/Child_in_Need_of_Assistance/
Child Labor
The National Child Labor Committee campaigned for tougher state and federal laws against industrial child labor.
Source: Library of Congress, Memory Gallery
Child Labor and Child Labor Reform in American History
This is a story told by the National Child Labor Committee to persuade Americans to support the regulation and elimination of child labor.
Source: Ohio State University
Child Labor in America 1908-1912
In rural communities where child labor on the farm was common, employment of children in mills and factories did not arouse much concern.
Source: The History Place
Christian Petersen, Sculptor, 1885-1961
Christian Petersen was the first sculptor-in-residence at Iowa State University.
Source: Des Moines Register Extras, Famous Iowans
http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/FAMOUSIOWANS/41228008/1001/NEWS
Civil Rights Act (1964)
In 1964 President Johnson signed into law prohibiting discrimination in public places and made employment discrimination illegal.
Source: OurDocuments.gov, a cooperative effort of National History Day, The National Archives and Records Administration, and USA Freedom Corps
Civil War and African-Americans
African Americans played many roles during the Civil War in Iowa and nationwide.
Source: Humanities Iowa, KUNI radio, KMA radio and KWIT radio, Voices of Humanities Iowa
Civil War Letters
Dear Sister Emma - Read Civil War letters from a soldier of the Union Army from images of the actual letters.
Source: Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum
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