Flower, Joann E
Access a transcript of Joann E. Flower’s interview and other related documents: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XHYxPK1AOxaYAeItRrqQig46BfYOMLtZ?usp=sharing More about this project: This oral history project documents Kansas women legislators from the early 1990's. The interviews have been transcribed and collected together in this archive. This content was recorded for the Kansas State Historical Society (https://www.kshs.org/) and Washburn University (https://www.washburn.edu/) with the hope that it would help scholars in the future. Each legislator was asked the same series of questions, so the body of data would reflect the perspective of each legislator on certain topics; including their experiences as a legislator (elections, political service, issues, and notable stories) and personal information (background, family life, and political identity). The audio files were recorded, transcribed, shared with the legislator, and any changes the legislator wished to make have been made. Interviews were conducted by: Dr. Sara Tucker, Washburn University Department of History Dr. Barbara Burgess, Washburn University Department of Mass Media Featured legislators include: Joan Adam Barbara Allen Geneva Anderson Denise Apt Jayne Aylward Elizabeth Baker Ginger Barr Lisa L. Benlon Isabel Borum Georgia Bradford Jessie M. Branson Nancy J. Brown Betty Jo Charlton Rochelle Chronister Reba L. Cobb Darlene Cornfield Ann Cozine Norma Daniels Carol Dawson Jane M. Eldredge Cindy Empson Denise Everhart Dorothy H. Flottman Joann E. Flower Sheila Frahm Wanda Fuller F. Mozelle Garrett Ruby Gilbert Diane Gjerstad Karen L. Griffiths Ruth Ann Hackler Joan Hamilton Elaine Hassler Sharon Hess Sheila Hochhauser Jeanne Hoferer Katha Conner Hurt Martha Jenkins Mary Jane Johnson Glee Jones Connie Ames Kennard Audrey Langworthy Barbara Lawrence Janis K. Lee Ruth Luzzati Eloise Lynch Judith K. Macy Ardena Matlack Janice McClure Jan Meyers Dorothy Nichols Anita G. Niles Lana Oleen Belva J. Ott Nancy Parrish Janice Pauls Marge Petty Jo Ann Pottorff Sandy Praeger Marian K. Reynolds Susan Roenbaugh Judith C. Runnels Carol Sader Alicia L. Salisbury Ellen Samuelson Debara Schauf Kathleen Sebelius Bettie Sue Shumway Stevi Stephens Nina J. Strahm Kathryn E. Sughrue Marjorie J. Thomson Susan Wagle Joan Wagnon Patricia Weaver Elaine L. Wells Gwen R. Welshimer Donna Lee Whiteman Ruth W. Wilkin Learn more about the History Department at Washburn University: https://washburn.edu/academics/college-schools/arts-sciences/departments/history/index.html Learn more about the Mass Media Department at Washburn University: https://www.washburn.edu/academics/college-schools/arts-sciences/departments/mass-media/index.html Learn more about the Political Science Department at Washburn University: https://www.washburn.edu/academics/college-schools/arts-sciences/departments/political-science-public-administration/index.html
Access a transcript of Joann E. Flower’s interview and other related documents: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XHYxPK1AOxaYAeItRrqQig46BfYOMLtZ?usp=sharing More about this project: This oral history project documents Kansas women legislators from the early 1990's. The interviews have been transcribed and collected together in this archive. This content was recorded for the Kansas State Historical Society (https://www.kshs.org/) and Washburn University (https://www.washburn.edu/) with the hope that it would help scholars in the future. Each legislator was asked the same series of questions, so the body of data would reflect the perspective of each legislator on certain topics; including their experiences as a legislator (elections, political service, issues, and notable stories) and personal information (background, family life, and political identity). The audio files were recorded, transcribed, shared with the legislator, and any changes the legislator wished to make have been made. Interviews were conducted by: Dr. Sara Tucker, Washburn University Department of History Dr. Barbara Burgess, Washburn University Department of Mass Media Featured legislators include: Joan Adam Barbara Allen Geneva Anderson Denise Apt Jayne Aylward Elizabeth Baker Ginger Barr Lisa L. Benlon Isabel Borum Georgia Bradford Jessie M. Branson Nancy J. Brown Betty Jo Charlton Rochelle Chronister Reba L. Cobb Darlene Cornfield Ann Cozine Norma Daniels Carol Dawson Jane M. Eldredge Cindy Empson Denise Everhart Dorothy H. Flottman Joann E. Flower Sheila Frahm Wanda Fuller F. Mozelle Garrett Ruby Gilbert Diane Gjerstad Karen L. Griffiths Ruth Ann Hackler Joan Hamilton Elaine Hassler Sharon Hess Sheila Hochhauser Jeanne Hoferer Katha Conner Hurt Martha Jenkins Mary Jane Johnson Glee Jones Connie Ames Kennard Audrey Langworthy Barbara Lawrence Janis K. Lee Ruth Luzzati Eloise Lynch Judith K. Macy Ardena Matlack Janice McClure Jan Meyers Dorothy Nichols Anita G. Niles Lana Oleen Belva J. Ott Nancy Parrish Janice Pauls Marge Petty Jo Ann Pottorff Sandy Praeger Marian K. Reynolds Susan Roenbaugh Judith C. Runnels Carol Sader Alicia L. Salisbury Ellen Samuelson Debara Schauf Kathleen Sebelius Bettie Sue Shumway Stevi Stephens Nina J. Strahm Kathryn E. Sughrue Marjorie J. Thomson Susan Wagle Joan Wagnon Patricia Weaver Elaine L. Wells Gwen R. Welshimer Donna Lee Whiteman Ruth W. Wilkin Learn more about the History Department at Washburn University: https://washburn.edu/academics/college-schools/arts-sciences/departments/history/index.html Learn more about the Mass Media Department at Washburn University: https://www.washburn.edu/academics/college-schools/arts-sciences/departments/mass-media/index.html Learn more about the Political Science Department at Washburn University: https://www.washburn.edu/academics/college-schools/arts-sciences/departments/political-science-public-administration/index.html