The Vicki Hall papers are materials collected that support the study and experience of women, women's studies, and the women's movement. Materials included in this collection are documents, personal papers, student papers, articles, publications, photographs, artifacts, and audiovisual items. Materials are in English. 1955-2018

In 1971, Vicki Hall received a Master's in Fine Art from the University of California Los Angeles. Since 1972, she has been teaching in the Women's Studies Department at California State University. During her career, Hall has worked with prominent artists, including Judy Chicago. Hall is one of the early contributors to the Feminist Performance Movement, she helped develop Sacramento State's first Feminist Theater classes, and has been teaching Women in Art for more than thirty years. Throughout her career at Sacramento State University, she has taught classes that center on women, including Women in Art, Feminism and the Spirit, Mother/Woman/Person, and Violence against Women. Through these courses, Professor Hall helped to inspire generations of CSUS students to recognize the significant roles women play in society.

3 Linear Feet (2 Cartons, 1 compact flat box)

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Collection is open for research. Some restrictions may apply.