Collection	Oklahoma City Memorial Collection
Description	This collection of papers is exemplary of the academic work done in the wake of the Oklahoma City bombing. The contents of the box follows below. B1/F1 After the OKC Bombing: A Case Study of the Resource Coordination Committee B1/F2 Domestic Terrorism in the Heartland--class paper by Ann Raia B1/F3 Thesis: Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary: Signposts on the Road to Hell: An Historical, Theological and Sociological Discussion of the Extreme Right in the Wake of the Oklahoma City Bombing, by Cathlene Mary Falsani 5/20/1997 B1/F4 Dissertation: Emory University: The Suburbanization of Hate: An Ethnographic Study of the Skinhead Subculture by Randy Blazak 1995 B1/F5 Thesis: West Texas A&M: Visions of a Tragedy: Symbolic Convergence in the Print Media Coverage of the Murrah Building Bombing in OKC by Tracey L. Cagle Mitchell August 1996 B1/F6 Thesis: University of Washington: Monument and Memory: The OKC Memorial International Design Competition by Amy Scarfone 1997 B1/F7 Thesis: Mills College: The Gray Aftermath: A Choreographic and Written Thesis Developed from Images of the OKC Bombing by Ann Robideaux May 1998 B1/F8 Thesis: University of Colorado: The Assessment of Coping Self-Efficacy as a Predictor of Psychological Distress Following the OKC Bombing by Robert W. Freyaldenhoven 1998 B1/F9 Thesis: Texas Tech University: A Memorial for the OKC Bombing by Bryan Sumruld 1998 B1/F10 Thesis: Ohio University: Chain of Weak Links: The First Three Days of Coverage of the Oklahoma City Bombing Investigation by Justin Boyd. B1/F11 Paper: Stanford University: The Fence: Grief, Empathy and Remembrance at the Former Site of the Alfred P. Murrah Building by Jaime Adame B1/F12 Thesis: Meredith College: Terror, Murder Remembrance and Hope: The Oklahoma City National Memorial by Erin Bradley
Object ID	3885
Object Name	Box of Papers

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