{"value"=>"<p>This subseries details Cobb's work as an educator at institutions across the United States. Cobb's files include her syllabi, research projects with students, and her administrative work as dean and president of several institutions.</p> <p>The files for Cobb's tenure at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF), hold formal reports and clippings related to her work as president in general, as well as her establishment of The Access Center. Papers relating to Cobb's tenure as president of CSUF consist of congratulatory letters, printed matter, and correspondence about her investiture, news clippings, and press releases about her involvement in numerous academic activities. Of particular interest are the University's evaluations of Cobb, consisting of letters and forms. Other aspects of her position at CSUF are revealed in her appointment calendars (1982-1989), notebooks, her professional review file, and annual progress reports.</p> <p>Also present are Cobb's files from courses she taught in biology, zoology, and lab research at California State University, Los Angeles; Connecticut College; Douglass College (where she also briefly served as Dean); Hunter College; Sarah Lawrence College; the University of Illinois; and the University of Michigan. These files include lecture notes, readings, quizzes, and other files related to coursework. Cobb's administrative career as the Dean of Douglass College details her accomplishments and the dedication of a math and science building named in her honor.</p>"}