Guide to the Jerome Kohl Collection, 1942

Descriptive Summary

Repository: North Carolina State University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center
Creator: Kohl, Jerome
Title: Jerome Kohl Collection, 1942 - 1995
Call Number: MC 142
Extent: 22 linear feet, 47 archival boxes and 5 slide boxes
Location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff.
Language of Material: English

Information for Users

Restrictions to Access: This collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Acquisitions Information: Received from Jerome Kohl in five installments in 1982, 1985, 1986, and [1997]. The majority of the materials are from the fifth installment.
Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], Jerome Kohl Collection, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
Copyright Notice: The nature of the NCSU Libraries' Special Collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. The NCSU Libraries claims only physical ownership of most Special Collections materials.

The materials from our collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source.

Biographical Note

Jerome Kohl's career in nuclear applications--as a chemical engineer; nuclear instrument developer, salesperson, and marketer; nuclear engineering extension specialist; expert in energy conservation and hazardous waste management; and Sierra Club activist--spans over 50 years and mirrors the development of the peace-time/civilian nuclear industry.

Born in Montreal, Quebec on March 13, 1918, Kohl moved with his mother and three siblings to California in 1925. He graduated with a B.S. in Applied Chemistry and Chemical Engineering from the California Institute of Technology in 1940, and immediately began working at the American Potash and Chemical Corporation as an analytical chemist and experimental plant operator. A year later, in 1941, he joined the Tide Water Oil Company, where in seven years he was promoted several times from Superintendent of Fluid Catalytic Cracker to Refinery Engineer. In 1945 he married Freeke Van Nouhuys. They have two children, Joyce Eileen and Adelle Patricia.

It was at Tracerlab, Inc., Western Division, where he worked from 1948 to 1960, that he began moving from a concentration in the chemical and petroleum industry to the emerging industrial applications of radioisotopes. From 1948 to 1951, as a chemical engineer, he designed and operated air sampler testing ducts and developed bulk density and concentration gauges, but as a section leader, from 1951 to 1953, he was the project engineer on Tracerlab's Mobile Radiochemical Laboratory. It was also in 1951 that he began teaching courses in radioisotopes and elementary nuclear reactor theory and engineering at the University of California, Berkeley. In that same year, he participated in (non-destructive) atomic weapons tests in the Marshall Islands. Throughout the next eight years, as he progressed to Chief Engineer and finally to Manager of Engineering Development, he continued his work with radioisotope application engineering while also concentrating on nuclear instrumentation. In particular, he developed the concepts and design engineering for a line of radiation monitoring instruments.

During this time Kohl continued to lecture on thermodynamics, process instrumentation, radioisotopes, nuclear radiation, and nuclear reactor theory and engineering at UC, Berkeley (1946 - 1952, 1957 - 1958). He spent the summer of 1956 as a guest lecturer at the Delft Institute of Technology in Delft, Holland and the French Petroleum Institute in Paris.

With twenty years of industrial and teaching experience under his belt, Kohl began to focus on working with the clients of the nuclear industry when he became Coordinator of Special Products for Gulf General Atomic Division of General Dynamic Corporation from 1960 - 1964. Here, his principal duties were to create and develop a marketing program in support of new products. A large part of this work involved communicating his marketing analyses and program evaluations to prospective customers, both within and outside Gulf General Atomic. He also continued to teach, at UC, San Diego, from 1962 to 1964.

Kohl moved even more fully to the marketing side of the industry when he became Manager of Marketing Services at ORTEC, Inc. in 1964. For five years, until 1969, he planned and carried out promotional activities including exhibits, advertising, and brochures; handled the statistical forecasting and reporting; and trained field salespeople in the US and Europe. During this time, he also was a lecturer at the University of Tennessee (1966, 1969).

In 1969, Kohl decided to "deliberately get off the treadmill" of the business world, take "a big cut in salary," and enter "a steady state job." In 1970, he joined the staff of North Carolina State University's Nuclear Engineering Department as a lecturer and its first nuclear extension specialist. He remained in that capacity, promoted to senior extension specialist, until 1988, when he retired. As he explained to the Raleigh Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in a 1974 lecture on the "Immorality of Material Growth," he realized that the activities that gave him the greatest sense of reward were those that required time and freedom rather than money: being creative, being outdoors, and, primarily, helping others to learn. He also had grown increasingly concerned about energy waste and conspicuous consumption of resources and wanted to find ways to help people learn how to better take care of the earth.

Working in extension meant an increase in his already public orientation to the world of nuclear energy, although the "public" now expanded outward from industry to high school and college students to community groups. He served as a public relations liaison between the Nuclear Engineering Department and firms that were planning or had existing nuclear facilities; he sought funding for and designed educational programs (manuals, short courses, conferences, demonstrations, video tapes) on cogeneration and hazardous waste minimization and management for various industries; he gave lectures on nuclear and alternate sources of energy, energy conservation, and hazardous waste management; he obtained funding for a Regional Reactor Sharing Program that made full use of NCSU's PULSTAR reactor; he produced brochures advertising the reactor and the department to potential users and students; and he testified before a number of state and federal energy committees.

That Kohl was successful in reaching a wide number of people with information that they could use can be seen in the number of letters of appreciation he received and in how much in demand he was as a speaker. For example, his lecture "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" on power generation for the NC Attorney General's Staff Conference on the Environment in 1972 blossomed into a three-part lecture circuit in 1972 - 1973 that took Kohl to the NC Attorney General's Conference of Attorneys, to the Southern Regional Conference of Attorneys General, and to the National Association of Attorneys General. He also received several NCSU service awards. In 1979, he won the school-wide Outstanding Extension Award from the NCSU Alumni Association. He was awarded the 1984 - 1985 and the 1987 - 1988 School of Engineering, Fairchild Industries Outstanding Extension Service Award. The commendation for the latter remarked that "the leadership of North Carolina in waste minimization is in part directly related to the extension activities of Jerry Kohl."

While he was at NCSU, he also taught a variety of courses not only for the Engineering School, but also for the Department of Economics and Business and the Division of Continuing Education. As well as lecturing on applications of radiation and radioisotopes, measurement of nuclear radiation, and management of hazardous chemical and low level radioactive waste, he introduced new classes such as Venture Management, Environmental Consequences of Nuclear Power, The Energy Crisis, and Technology Assessment.

Kohl also earned an MS in Marine Science from NCSU in 1975 and was heavily involved with the local and national Sierra Club as President of the LeConte chapter and as a member of their Energy Policy committee and chair of the Energy Conservation sub-committee. He combined work and pleasure by traveling across the United States and overseas, observing nuclear reactors, power plants, and hazardous waste handling facilities and speaking to various groups. In addition, he pursued his photography avocation, becoming an exhibiting member and officer of the Carolina Designer Craftsmen.

After retirement, Kohl continued to work as a speaker and consultant. In particular, he was hired by the World Bank and the National Environmental Protection Agency to conduct a series of lectures and lead a five-day workshop on environmental protection and waste reduction at the Nanjing Institute of Environmental Studies in Nanjing, China. In May 1991, he spent two weeks in China giving the workshop and visiting various manufacturing plants around the country.

Scope and Content Note

The Jerome Kohl Collection contains paper records, photographs, and video tapes from 1942 to 1995 that detail Kohl's long career in the evolving fields of nuclear energy and technology transfer. Reference and lecture materials show the intellectual milieu in which Kohl was immersed. His publications demonstrate the way he synthesized that information and his own research into the kinds of ideas that engineering and science education journals found publishable. Documents relating to the contracts and consultancy work he undertook reflect both his and the nuclear industry's research interests, as well as the manner in which a scientist went about obtaining money and support from the 1950s to the early 1990s. The collection also sheds light on the peacetime uses of nuclear power in general, as well as the people and state and federal agencies involved in its forward movement and regulation. In addition, it shows the development of North Carolina State University's Nuclear Engineering department and its extension program. Other items of interest include the large group of photographs and other materials from Tracerlab from the early 1950s through the 1960s; and an assortment of material on the Sierra Club on both the national and local levels, especially relating to its positions on energy policy.

This collection provides very little personal information about Jerome Kohl, beyond the names and some birth dates of family members. However, his resumes and plans of work do give an overview of his activities. The letters of approval he received offer insight into how colleagues, administrators, and workshop participants evaluated him and his work. Some of the lectures he gave to his church in Raleigh, N.C., the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, give users of the collection a view into his opinions on nuclear energy, hazardous waste, and energy conservation. His involvement with the Carolina Designer Craftsmen as a photographer and with the NCSU International Folk Dance Club as their advisor illustrate some of his leisure pursuits.

Organization of the Collection

The collection has been arranged into three series: Subject Files, Publication Files, and Slides.

Special Collections received the Subject Files and Slides in the order Kohl imposed on the documents. This organization -- by category of event rather than straight chronological order or order by topic -- has been kept to show the way in which Kohl worked. Thus, the sub-series within each of the Subject Files series generally retain the titles that Kohl gave to his folder categories, although some have been revised to provide a more accurate description of their content.

The Slides series (1972-1988) comprises boxes 142.48-142.52 and consists of close to 1000 color slides, mostly taken by Kohl. Originally, the slides had also been arranged by Kohl himself into subject categories and then placed into four, three-ring binders, or "books." This order has been kept, and thus the series includes four subseries, each of which correspond to one of the four original three-ring binders, as follows: Book 1, Energy Alternatives; Book 2, Nuclear Energy; Book 3, Hazardous Waste; Book 4, Hazardous Waste.

Only half of the collection, however, was formally ordered in this way. The other half included lecture and reference material loosely categorized by Kohl into subject headings or into three-ring binders by NCSU course. To better show the way in which Kohl worked and the references he relied upon, these documents have been integrated into the Subject Files series, in the appropriate sub-series and folder. The original Subject Files already contained this kind of reference and lecture material, so Kohl himself had established the precedent for this arrangement decision.

The Publication Files series (1959-1990) is located in one box, 142.47. It grew out of the remaining, again loosely ordered, material. One of the boxes received from Kohl contained reprints or copies of, and sometimes documentation relating to, his published books, articles, and essays. Because most of these works do not have a direct connection to any of the material in the Subject Files, the Publication Files series was created to provide an intellectual home for them. The series is arranged in three sub-series as follows: Books/Manuals; Articles/Essays; and Other. Many additional articles, lectures, manuals, and reports produced by Kohl do link directly to a folder in the Subject Files. These publications have been arranged in tandem with the folder to which they relate.

From the outset it was clear that Kohl's original order did not provide the level of intellectual control which a user of the collection would require and this realization prompted several arrangement decisions. First, Kohl's original order within each of his categories was idiosyncratic--neither chronological nor alphabetical. These folders have been rearranged chronologically (except for the four cases already described). Second, all materials that relate to a specific workshop, lecture, conference, class, or project have been placed in the same physical and intellectual location. These materials include any reference and teaching materials not written by Kohl but which he compiled for that particular topic; any of his own publications that resulted from the event; as well as the documents he kept which reflect the process of conceptualizing, organizing, and finally carrying out that event. The user of the collection can count on the fact that all the records that link to each other in some way will be located together. This principle operates on both a folder and a sub-series level. Thus, all folders which contain documents relating to the conference on Energy from the Oceans (three of them) will be found side by side. All folders that relate in some way to Kohl's participation in the Sierra Club, even though they may also be lectures or conferences, are grouped under Sierra Club in the Societies sub-series.

Third, as much data as possible about the content of each folder has been supplied in its title. The format for each sub-series varies slightly, but most folders include the date; the name of the workshop, lecture, or conference; where it took place; the organization that provided funding for the contracts; the corporation that paid for the consulting; or the title of the publication. Fourth, cross-references--bracketed and in italics--are included in the container list, which directs users to other folders in other sub-series with similar content. Fifth, another cross-reference tool is a bibliography of all of the manuals, lectures, and articles that Kohl wrote, published, or spoke and of which the collection includes a written copy. Since the publications themselves are sprinkled throughout the collection, the bibliography includes the box and folder number where the publication can be found.

Finally, the photographs in the collection (but at this point not the slides) have been kept with the paper documents to which they relate. Whether they were taken by Kohl or not, they are listed individually and identified by a unique number that allows users to locate the photograph by box and by folder. For example, photograph 142.2.5.I3 is the third photograph (I3) in the 5th folder (5) of the second box (2) of the Kohl collection (142). Whenever possible, the original captions have been written in quotes. The type of photograph and its maker, if known, have also been included.

Online Catalog Terms

Adult education
Atomic energy
Conservation of natural resources
Education
Energy conservation
Energy consumption
Energy development
Hazardous waste disposal
Hazardous wastes
Kohl, Jerome
National Environmental Protection Agency
North Carolina
North Carolina State University
North Carolina State University--Department of Nuclear Engineering
Nuclear counter industry
Nuclear energy
Nuclear engineering
Nuclear facilities
Nuclear reactors
Oak Ridge Associated Universities
ORTEC, Inc.
Sierra Club--Joseph LeConte Chapter
Photographers
Radioactive wastes
Radioisotopes
Tracerlab, Inc., Western Division
World Bank

Detailed Description of the Collection

Subject Files, 1942 - 1994

19 linear feet, 46 archival boxes

This series consists of 21 sub-series arranged in alphabetical order as follows: Committees; Consulting; Contracts; Contracts-Proposals; Courses Taught at NCSU; Courses Taught Elsewhere; Courses Taken at NCSU; Employment Previous to NCSU; Lectures and Seminars; Meetings-Symposiums Attended; Meetings-Workshops Given; Meetings-Workshops in Production; Nuclear Engineering Department, NCSU; Nuclear Facilities, NCSU, Promotion; Nuclear Reactor Services, NCSU; Nuclear Reactor Training Programs, NCSU; Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU); Personal; Professional Travel; Societies; and Transparencies.

Committees, 1971 - 1988 This subseries includes correspondence, reports, and photographs that detail the committees on which Kohl participated on a local and state level, dealing with energy, energy conservation, and hazardous and low-level radioactive waste management.

Working Conference of the NC Committee on the Energy and the Environment, 1971 [BoxMC142.1, Folder1]
- 1 "Power Reactors, Duke Oconee Plant, Aerial view looking southeast, 4/28/73," Color print
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- 2 "CP&L Construction, Oconee 1 & 2," B/w print
- 3 "CP&L Construction," B/w print
- 4 "CP&L Construction," B/w print
- 5 "CP&L Construction, Oconee 1 & 2," B/w print
- 6 "CP&L Construction, Oconee 1 & 2," B/w print
- 7 "CP&L Construction, Oconee 1 & 2," B/w print
- 8 "CP&L Construction," B/w print
- 9 "CP&L Construction," B/w print
- 10 "CP&L Construction," B/w print

"Freeman Report--Proposes Federal Legislation & Actions by Some States to Implement One Stop Site Reviews," presentation at Working Conference of the NC Committee on Energy & the Environment, 1971	[BoxMC142.1, Folder2]

Senate Conservation and Development Committee, Sub-Committee on Energy and the Environment (nuclear power plant siting), 1971, 1976, 1978 [BoxMC142.1, Folder3]
NC Nuclear Waste Terminal Storage Council, 1977 - 1978 [BoxMC142.1, Folder4]
Triangle J Council of Governments, Hazardous and Low-level Radioactive Waste Subcomittee, 1981 - 1985 [BoxMC142.1, Folder5]
NC Radiation Protection Commission, Low-level Radioactive Waste Management Committee, 1987 - 1988 [BoxMC142.1, Folder6]
Triangle J Council of Governments, Partners in Trash, 1987 - 1988 [BoxMC142.1, Folder7]

Consulting, 1962 - 1992

This subseries consists of correspondence, reports, manuals, reference material, and photgraphs that detail the companies or projects for which Kohl served as a consultant. Includes a large group of folders dealing with his 1992 NEPA- and World Bank-sponsored trip to China to help that country establish a waste minimization management system. Arranged in chronological order.

Miles Laboratories, Inc., Instrumentation Program, 1962 - 1970 [BoxMC142.1, Folder8]
- 1 Miles Laboratory computer and analyzer, "R1-2" B/w print
W. G. Hunt, 1970 - 1971 [BoxMC142.1, Folder9]
Humphrey Electronics Incorporated, [1971] [BoxMC142.1, Folder10]
ERDA Report, Comparing New Technologies for the Electric Utilities, 1977 [BoxMC142.2, Folder1]
National Coal Policy Project, Fuel Utilization and Conservation Task Force, 1977 - 1978 [BoxMC142.2, Folder2]
"Cogeneration," draft report from Fuel Utilization and Conservation Task Force meeting, 1977 [BoxMC142.2, Folder3]
Singer Climate Control Division, 1980 [BoxMC142.2, Folder4]
Research Triangle Institute, brochure for Energy and Environment Division, 1980 [BoxMC142.2, Folder5]
- 1 Research Triangle Institute laboratory, B/w negative, Kohl
- 2 Research Triangle Institute laboratory, B/w negative, Kohl
- 3 Research Triangle Institute laboratory, B/w contact sheet, Kohl
- 4 Research Triangle Institute laboratory, B/w contact sheet, Kohl
Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk plants, hazardous waste annual training, 1986 - 1987 [BoxMC142.2, Folder6]
An Update on RCRA: Recent OSHA & DOT Requirements, manual for Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk, Inc., 1987 [BoxMC142.2, Folder7]
Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk plants, hazardous waste annual training, 1987 - 1988 [BoxMC142.2, Folder8]
An Update on RCRA: Recent OSHA & DOT Requirements, manual for Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk, Inc., 1988 [BoxMC142.2, Folder9]
Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk plants, hazardous waste annual training, 1988 - 1989 [BoxMC142.2, Folder10]
An Update on RCRA: Recent OSHA & DOT Requirements, manual for Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk, Inc., 1989 [BoxMC142.2, Folder11]
Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk plants, hazardous waste annual training, first presentation, 1989 [BoxMC142.2, Folder12]
Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk plants, hazardous waste annual training, second presentation, 1989 [BoxMC142.2, Folder13]
Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk plants, hazardous waste annual training, third presentation, 1989 [BoxMC142.2, Folder14]
Meredith/Burda and Siegwerk plants, hazardous waste annual training, reference materials, 1989 [BoxMC142.2, Folder15]
The Small Business and Industry Development Center, Western Carolina University, 1987 [BoxMC142.2, Folder16]
China, 1987 - 1992 [See also Societies, Sierra Club, Presentations re: China Consulting, 1991 - 1992]
- NEPA correspondence, 1987 - 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder1]
- World Bank correspondence, 1990 - 1992 [BoxMC142.3, Folder2]
- Correspondence re: final report and technical paper, 1991 - 1992 [BoxMC142.3, Folder3]
- Outline of lectures, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder4]
- "Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Minimization Management Systems," Lecture I, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder5]
- "Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Minimization Management Systems," Lecture II, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder6]
- "Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Minimization Management Systems," Lecture III, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder7]
- "Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Minimization Management Systems," Lecture IV, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder8]
- "Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Minimization Management Systems," Lecture V, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder9]
- "Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Minimization Management Systems," Lecture VI, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder10]
- "Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Minimization Systems," miscellaneous transparencies, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder11]
- Final Report...for Program of Study on the Establishment of China TVIEs Waste Management Systems, 1991 [BoxMC142.3, Folder12]
- General materials re: lectures, 1991 [BoxMC142.4, Folder1]
- Presentation for Jacobs visit, US, 1991 [BoxMC142.4, Folder2]
- "Problems of Pollution and Consulting in China (PRC)," Presentation for China Studies Group Seminar, [NCSU, Raleigh, N.C.] [BoxMC142.4, Folder3]
- PS 342: The Politics of China and Japan, Spring 1993, NCSU, Raleigh, N.C. [BoxMC142.4, Folder4]
- Reference materials re: General, 1985 - 1990 [BoxMC142.4, Folder5]
- Reference materials re: General, 1990 - 1991 [BoxMC142.4, Folder6]
- Reference materials re: Chinese inputs on waste minimization activities, 1991 [BoxMC142.4, Folder7]
- Reference materials re: Environmental problems, 1988 - 1992 [BoxMC142.4, Folder8]
- Reference materials re: Environmental problems, 1989 - 1991 [BoxMC142.4, Folder9]
- Reference materials re: Appendices for Final Report, 1990 - 1991 [BoxMC142.4, Folder10]

Contracts, 1970 - 1981 This subseries includes correspondence, reports, manuals, reference material, and photographs that detail the state and federal-funded contracts for which Kohl produced workshops, manuals, and reports. Documents include materials on workshop organization and copies of the manuals and reports. Arranged in chronological order.

US Atomic Energy Commission, Study on AEC-sponsored Radioisotope Applications, 1970 [BoxMC142.5, Folder1]
US Atomic Energy Commission, workshop on electrical power generation for NC secondary school teachers, 1972 - 1974 [BoxMC142.5, Folder2]
Final Report: Environmental Aspects of Electrical Power Production, 1972 [BoxMC142.5, Folder3]
Final Report on Short Course: Electrical Power Generation--Comparative Risks and Benefits, 1973 [BoxMC142.5, Folder4]
NCSU, summer workshops for high school science teachers on energy and electrical power, 1975 - 1978 [BoxMC142.5, Folder5]
Final Report on Short Course: Electrical Power Generation--Comparative Risks and Benefits, final report, 1975 [BoxMC142.5, Folder6]
One Week Summer Workshop for High School Science Teachers on Energy Resources and Electrical Power Generation Comparative Risks and Benefits, final report, 1976 [BoxMC142.5, Folder7]
One Week Summer Workshop for High School and Community College Science Teachers on Energy Resources and Electrical Power, final report, 1977 [BoxMC142.5, Folder8]
One Week Summer Workshops for High School and Community College Science Teachers on Classroom Utilization of Available Teaching Materials on Energy, final report, 1978 [BoxMC142.5, Folder9]
Summer workshops for high school teachers, 1972 - 1975 (photos) [BoxMC142.5, Folder10]
- 1 Tour of CP&L Sutton Plant, [1972], B/w print, Star-News, Wilmington
- 2 Tour of CP&L Sutton Plant, [1972], B/w print, Star-News, Wilmington
- 3 Tour of CP&L Sutton Plant, [1972], B/w print, Star-News, Wilmington
- 4 Tour of CP&L Sutton Plant, [1972], B/w print, Star-News, Wilmington
- 5 Tour of CP&L Sutton Plant, [1972], B/w print, Star-News, Wilmington
- 6 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 7 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 8 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 9 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 10 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 11A Tour of CP&L Sutton Plant, [1975], B/w print
- 11B Tour of CP&L Sutton Plant, [1975], B/w print
- 12 Plant tour, [n.d.], B/w print
- 13 Plant tour, [n.d.], B/w print
- 14 Plant tour, [n.d.], B/w print
- 15 Plant tour, [1973], B/w print
- 16 Plant tour, [1973], B/w print
- 17 Plant tour, [1973], B/w print
- 18 Plant tour, [1973], B/w print
- 19 Plant tour, [1973], B/w print
- 20 In classroom, [1973], B/w print
- 21 Plant tour, [1973], B/w print
- 22 Plant tour, [1973], B/w print
- 23 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 24 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 25 Plant tour, [1974], B/w print
- 26 "Sutton plant visit,"1975, Color print
- 27 "Sutton plant visit,"1975, Color print
- 28 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["display case, fuel fabrication"], 1975, B/w print
- 29 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["fuel bundle area, lead detectors"], 1975, B/w print
- 30 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["fuel bundle forest"], 1975, B/w print
- 31 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], [""Fat Albert" active gamma scanner"], 1975, B/w print
- 32 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], [""MICS" Mfg. Control System"], 1975, B/w print
- 33 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["waste treatment"], 1975, B/w print
- 34 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["waste treatment"], 1975, B/w print
- 35 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["waste treatment plant"], 1975, B/w print
- 36 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["waste treatment plant"], 1975, B/w print
- 37 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["waste treatment plant"], 1975, B/w print
- 38 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["water treatment lab"], 1975, B/w print
- 39 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["control blades"], 1975, B/w print
- 40 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["control blades"], 1975, B/w print
- 41 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["cylinder, flange, control rod drive"], 1975, B/w print
- 42 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["cylinder, flange, control rod drive"], 1975, B/w print
- 43 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["control blade in welding fixture"], 1975, B/w print
- 44 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["control blade in welding fixture"], 1975, B/w print
- 45 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], [""Turn 12" numerically controlled lathe"], 1975, B/w print
- 46 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["display control blade"], 1975, B/w print
- 47 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["display control blade"], 1975, B/w print
- 48 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["display control blade, control rod drive"], 1975, B/w print
- 49 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["cut away bundle display"], 1975, B/w print
- 50 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["zircaloy channel fabrication display"], 1975, B/w print
- 51 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["zircaloy channel fabrication display"], 1975, B/w print
- 52 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["tubing display"], 1975, B/w print
- 53 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["tubing reduction display"], 1975, B/w print
- 54 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], ["channel fabrication display"], 1975, B/w print

Summer workshops for high school teachers, 1975 - 1976 (photos)	[BoxMC142.5, Folder11]

1 Plant tour, 1975, B/w print
2 Plant tour, 1975, B/w print
3 Plant tour, 1975, B/w print
4 In classroom, 1975, B/w print
5 In classroom, 1975, B/w print
6 Conducting an experiment, 1975, B/w print
7 Plant tour, 1975, B/w print
8 "Tour group at Duke Power Co. Environmental laboratory," 1976, B/w print
9 Tour of "reactor simulator, Duke Power McGuire facility," 1976, B/w print
10 Tour of "reactor simulator, Duke Power McGuire facility," 1976, B/w print
11 In classroom, 1976, B/w print
12 In classroom, 1976, B/w print
13 In classroom, "preparing for group presentation, Thursday morning mock energy budget request hearings," 1976, B/w print
14 In classroom, "discussion of Nat'l Sci. Teachers Assoc. Publications by Jake Brown, Div. Sci. Educ., NC Dept. of Public Instr. At Thursday session," 1976, B/w print
15 Tour of "control room, [Duke] McGuire nuclear plant," 1976, B/w print
16 "Tour group at Duke Power: Lake Hickory training session," 1976, B/w print
17 Tour of "Cowans Ford hydro-generating plant," 1976, B/w print
18 "Classroom session," 1976, B/w print
19 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
20 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
21 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
22 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
23 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
24 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
25 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
26 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
27 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
28 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
29 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
30 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
31 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
32 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
33 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
34 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
35 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
36 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
37 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
38 Tour of [GE Wilmington plant], 1978, B/w print
39 Tour group at [CP&LShearon Harris plant], 1978, B/w print
40 In classroom, 1978, B/w print
41 Plant tour, 1978, B/w print

42 Tour of home with solar panels, 1978, B/w print, [See also individual lectures and seminars, "Utilization of Existing Energy Teaching Materials," 1979 and 1981& Societies, ANS, "Summer Workshops for HS Science Teachers"; and UA 105.20]

US Department of Energy Research and Development Agency, Regional Reactor Sharing Program-NCSU, 1975 - 1986 [BoxMC142.6, Folder1]
Evaluation of Potential for Cogeneration of Electricity and Process Heat in North Carolina, final report, 1978 - 1979 [BoxMC142.6, Folder2]
A Manual For Locating Large Energy Users for Cogeneration and Other Energy Actions, 1980 [BoxMC142.6, Folder3]
Alternative Energy Corporation, cogeneration fact finding meetings, 1981 [BoxMC142.6, Folder4]

Contracts-proposals, 1981 - 1994

This subseries consists of correspondence, research notes, reports, manuals, reference material, evaluation forms, and photographs that detail state and federal-funded contracts for which Kohl submitted proposals, and for which he produced workshops, manuals, and reports. Arranged in chronological order. Note that although Kohl labels this sub-series differently from the contracts sub-series, in fact, the folders follow one another in chronological order, with no discernible difference in content among them. Note also that other contract-funded work can be found in the Meetings-Workshops Given sub-series.

NC Department of Human Resources, workshop and manual on Training Personnel of Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1981 [BoxMC142.6, Folder5]
Final Report: Hazardous Waste Management Procedures and Training, 1982 [BoxMC142.6, Folder6]
NC Department of Human Resources, training, workshop, and manual on Hazardous Waste Management under RCRA, 1982 - 1983 [BoxMC142.6, Folder7]
Hazardous Waste Management Under RCRA, manuscript manual, 1982 [BoxMC142.6, Folder8]
Hazardous Waste Mangement Under RCRA, manuscript manual, 1982 [BoxMC142.6, Folder9]
NCSU, Water Resources Research Institute, workshop on Making Pollution Prevention Pay in the Electroplating and Metal-finishing industries, 1982 - 1983 [BoxMC142.6, Folder10]
Making Pollution Prevention Pay in the Electroplating & Metal-finishing Industries, Summary Report, 1983 [BoxMC142.7, Folder1]
NC Department of Human Resources, workshop on Preparing RCRA Part B, Permit Applications for Storage in Tanks and Containers, 1983 [Box MC142.7, Folder2]
NC Division of Health Services, program on Managing Contaminated Ground Water, 1983 - 1984 [BoxMC142.7, Folder3]
[Managing Contaminated Ground Water], manuscript copy of Waste Advisory Note, [1985] [BoxMC142.7, Folder4]
Managing Contaminated Ground Water, Waste Management Advisory Note, 1985, and published as vol. 21 of NC Waste Management Newsletter, Sept. 1985 [BoxMC142.7, Folder5]
NC Division of Health Services, Managing Contaminated Ground Water, reference materials, 1980 - 1984 [BoxMC142.7, Folder6]
NC Division of Health Services, Managing Contaminated Ground Water, reference materials, 1982 - 1984 [BoxMC142.7, Folder7]
NC Division of Health Services, Managing Contaminated Ground Water, reference materials, 1984 [BoxMC142.7, Folder8]
NC Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Branch, workshop and article on Management of Hazardous Waste Solvents and Waste Oils in NC, 1983 [BoxMC142.7, Folder9]
Alternative Energy Corporation, symposium on Influencing North Carolina's Electrical Energy Future, 1983 - 1984 [BoxMC142.7, Folder10]
- 1 Speakers, B/w negative, 3 strips, [Kohl]
- 2 Speakers, B/w negative, 3 strips, [Kohl]
- 3 Speakers, B/w negative, 3 strips, [Kohl]
NC Department of Human Resources, workshops and report on Reducing Metal Losses and Sludge Production in the Electroplating Industry, 1983 - 1984 [BoxMC142.7, Folder11]
NC Department of Human Resources, workshops and report on Reducing Metal Losses and Sludge Reduction in the Electroplating Industry, sludge questionnaires, 1983 - 1984 [BoxMC142.8, Folder1]
NC Department of Human Resources, workshops and report on Reducing Metal Losses and Sludge Production in the Electroplating Industry, sludge analyses, 1983 - 1984 [BoxMC142.8, Folder2]

NC Department of Human Resources, workshops and report on Reducing Metal Losses and Sludge Protection in the Electroplating Industry, reference materials re: alternatives to burial, 1983 - 1984	[BoxMC142.8, Folder3]

Managing and Minimizing Hazardous Waste Metal Sludges: North Carolina Case Studies, Services, and Regulations, manual, 1984 [BoxMC142.8, Folder4]
NC Board of Science and Technology, workshops and report on Facilitating Alternatives to Incineration/Land Disposal of Hazardous Solvent Waste, 1984 - 1985 [BoxMC142.8, Folder5]
Final Report for Facilitating Alternatives to Incineration/Land Disposal of Hazardous Solvent Waste, 1985 [BoxMC142.8, Folder6]
Managing and Recycling Solvents: North Carolina Practices, Facilities, and Regulations, manual, 1984 [BoxMC142.8, Folder7]
NC Board of Science and Technology, in-plant workshops on In-Process Hazardous Waste Reduction, 1985 [BoxMC142.8, Folder8]
- 1 Plant tour, Color print, [Kohl]
- 2 Plant tour, Color Print, [Kohl]
- 3 Plant tour, Color Print, [Kohl]
- 4 Plant tour, Color print, [Kohl]
- 5 Plant tour, Color print, [Kohl]
- 6 Plant tour, Color Print, [Kohl]
- 7 Plant tour, Color Print, [Kohl]
- 8 Plant tour, Color Print, [Kohl}
- 9A Plant tour and talk, B/w negative, 3 strips, [Kohl]
- 9B Plant tour and talk, Contact sheet, [Kohl]
- 10A Plant tour and talk, B/w negative, 3 strips, [Kohl]
- 10B Plant tour and talk, Contact sheet, [Kohl]
NC Division of Health Services, update of Hazardous Waste Management under RCRA manual and Note on "Alternatives for Handling Metal Finishing Plant Hazardous Wastes,"1984 [BoxMC142.8, Folder9]
Hazardous Waste Management Under RCRA, revised manual,1985 [BoxMC142.9, Folder1]
NC Board of Science and Technology, manual on Managing and Recycling Solvents in the Furniture Manufacturing Industry, 1985 - 1986 [BoxMC142.9, Folder2]
Managing and Recycling Solvents in the Furniture Manufacturing Industry, manual, 1986 [BoxMC142.9, Folder3]
Managing and Recycling Solvents in the Furniture Manufacturing Industry, final report, 1986 [BoxMC142.9, Folder4]
NC Division of Health Services, Educational program for small RCRA generators, 1985 - 1986 [BoxMC142.9, Folder5]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, Hazardous waste management for dry cleaners, 1986 [BoxMC142.9, Folder6]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, 1987 - 1990 [BoxMC142.9, Folder7]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, Hazardous waste management -- pesticides, training and video, 1986 - 1988 [BoxMC142.9, Folder8]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, Managing Hazardous Wastes for Vehicle Maintenance and video, 1986 - 1987 [BoxMC142.9, Folder9]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, regional coordinators, 1985 [BoxMC142.10, Folder1]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, regional coordinators, 1986 [BoxMC142.10, Folder2]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, regional coordinators, 1987 - 1990 [BoxMC142.10, Folder3]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, Hazardous Waste Management for Small Waste Producers in Coastal NC, 1987 [BoxMC142.10, Folder4]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, "Management of Hazardous Wastes from the Marine Environment," Duke Marine Laboratory, 1987 [BoxMC142.10, Folder5]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, general, 1993 - 1995 [BoxMC142.10, Folder6]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, Asheville, N.C., 1993 - 1994 [BoxMC142.10, Folder7]
Hazardous Waste Management for Small Generators, 1986 [BoxMC142.10, Folder8]
Hazardous Waste Management for Small Generators, 1987 [BoxMC142.10, Folder9]
Hazardous Waste Management for Small Generators, Addenda,, 1988 [BoxMC142.11, Folder1]
Hazardous Waste Management for Small Generators, 1989 [BoxMC142.11, Folder2]
Hazardous Waste Management for Small Quantity Generators, 1991 [BoxMC142.11, Folder3]
Hazardous Waste Management for Small Quantity Generators, 1994 [BoxMC142.11, Folder4]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materails re: out-of-plant disposal, 1981 - 1985 [BoxMC142.11, Folder5]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: in-plant treatment and disposal, 1982 - 1984 [BoxMC142.11, Folder6]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: in-plant waste management, 1982 - 1986 (transparencies, 1989) [BoxMC142.11, Folder7]

NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: evaluation of commercial hazardous waste facilities and liability, 1982 - 1983	[BoxMC142.11, Folder8]

NC Division of Health/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: reducing generator's liability, ca. 1983 [BoxMC142.12, Folder1]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: compliance monitoring, ca. 1986 [BoxMC142.12, Folder2]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: Why Waste Minimization?, ca. 1988 [BoxMC142.12, Folder3]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: buried tanks, ca. 1989 [BoxMC142.12, Folder4]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: What is a Hazardous Waste?, [ca. 1990] [BoxMC142.12, Folder5]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: pesticides, 1994 [BoxMC142.12, Folder6]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, teaching materials re: miscellaneous, n.d. [BoxMC142.12, Folder7]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, reference materials re: household hazardous wastes, 1988 - 1991, n.d. [BoxMC142.12, Folder8]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, reference materials re: waste reduction resources, ca. 1992 [BoxMC142.12, Folder9]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, reference materials re: waste minimization guidelines, 1993 - 1994 [BoxMC142.12, Folder10]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, reference materials re: used oil, ca. 1993 - 1994 [BoxMC142.12, Folder11]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, reference materials re: general, 1989, 1993 [BoxMC142.12, Folder12]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, reference materials re: general, 1993 [BoxMC142.13, Folder1]
NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, reference materials re: general, 1984 - 1994 [See also: Videos, Box MC142.14] [BoxMC142.13, Folder2]

Videos	[BoxMC142.14]

1 NC Division go Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, video tape, "Why Me?", "What is a Hazardous Waste?", "Managing Your Hazardous Waste," and "Waste Management Options," n.d.

2 NC Division of Health Services/EPA, Educational program for small generators, video tape, untitled, [rules and regulations-options], n.d.

NC Board of Science and Technology, workshops and a manual on Managing Waste Oils as a Hazardous Waste, 1986 - 1987 [BoxMC142.13, Folder3]
Managing Waste Oils As A Hazardous Waste, draft manual, 1986 [BoxMC142.13, Folder4]
Managing Used Oils, manual, 1987 [BoxMC142.13, Folder5]
NC Board of Science and Technology, workshops and manual on Managing Waste Oils as a Hazardous Waste, reference materials, 1986 - 1987 [BoxMC142.13, Folder6]
NC Board of Science and Technology, workshops and manual on Managing Waste Oils as a Hazardous Waste, reference materials, 1986 - 1987 [BoxMC142.13, Folder7]
NC Department of Transportation, workshops on Hazardous Waste Management under RCRA and Chemical Spill Prevention and Response, 1986 [BoxMC142.13, Folder8]
NC Department of Human Resources, Hazardous Waste Management Under RCRA Updated 1987 Series, 1987 [BoxMC142.13, Folder9]
NC Department of Human Resources, video, manual, and workshops on Hazardous Waste Minimization -- The New RCRA Initiative, 1987 - 1988 [BoxMC142.15, Folder1]
NC Department of Human Resources, video, manual, and workshops on Hazardous Waste Minimization -- The New RCRA Initiative, 1987 - 1988 [BoxMC142.15, Folder2]
Hazardous Waste Management Under RCRA, revised manual, 1987 [BoxMC142.15, Folder3]
Management and Minimization of Hazardous Waste Under RCRA, manual, 1988 [BoxMC142.15, Folder4]
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation (1989 - 1990) and Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine Study, (1990 - 1991), "You Can Make a Difference," video and manual, 1989 - 1991 [BoxMC142.15, Folder5]

Courses Taught at NCSU, 1970 - 1990

This subseries details nuclear engineering, chemical engineering, economics, university studies, and general interest classes that Kohl taught while employed at NCSU. Documents include exams, lesson plans, student papers, and reference and lecture material. Arranged in chronological order. Some of the courses in this series overlap with the course information in the sub-series, Nuclear Engineering Department, NCSU.

EC 491: Venture Management, 1970 - 1971 [BoxMC142.16, Folder1]
EC 491: Starting Your Own Business, 1970 - 1978 [BoxMC142.16, Folder2]
General Interest/EC 491: Starting Your Own Business, 1972 - 1977 [BoxMC142.16, Folder3]
GE/EC 491: Starting Your Own Business, 1978 - 1989, n.d. [BoxMC142.16, Folder4]
UNI 495K: Dynamics of a Conserver Society, 1971 - 1976 [BoxMC142.16, Folder5]
UNI 495K: Dynamics of a Conserver Society, Fall 1976 [BoxMC142.16, Folder6]
UNI 495K: Dynamics of a Conserver Society, Fall 1976 [See also Transparencies, Energy Conservation] [BoxMC142.16, Folder7]
UNI 495A: The Energy Crisis, Spring 1973 [BoxMC142.16, Folder8]
UNI 495B: Technology Assessment and Decision Making, Fall 1974 [BoxMC142.17, Folder1]
UNI 495B: Technology Assessment and Decision Making, reference materials re: technology transfer and diffusion of information, ca. 1956 - 1975 [BoxMC142.17, Folder2]
UNI 495B: Technology Assessment and Decision Making, reference materials re: technology transfer and diffusion of information, ca. 1956 - 1975 [BoxMC142.17, Folder3]

NE 592E/CE 574E: Environmental Consequences of Nuclear Power, 1971 - 1980 [See also Transparencies, Environmental Effects and Accidents of Radiation AND Nuclear Engineering Department]	[BoxMC142.17, Folder4]

NE 592E/CE 574E: Environmental Consequences of Nuclear Power, reference materials re: risks vs. benefits, 1970 - 1981 [BoxMC142.17, Folder5]
NE 592E/CE 574E: Environmental Consequences of Nuclear Power, reference materials re: risks vs. benefits, 1970 - 1981 [BoxMC142.17, Folder6]
UNI 495: Unusual Energy Sources, 1973 [BoxMC142.17, Folder7]
UNI 495C: The Nuclear Power Controversy, Fall 1974 [BoxMC142.17, Folder8]
UNI 495C: The Nuclear Power Controversy, reference materials re: pros and cons of nuclear power, 1973 - 1974 [BoxMC142.18, Folder1]
UNI 495C: The Nuclear Power Controversy, reference materials re: pros and cons of nuclear power, 1973 - 1975 [BoxMC142.18, Folder2]
Uni 495C: The Nuclear Power Controversy, reference materials re: pros and cons of nuclear power, 1973 - 1979 [BoxMC142.18, Folder3]
UNI 495C: The Nuclear Power Controversy, reference materials re: pros and cons of nuclear power, 1978 - 1988 [BoxMC142.18, Folder4]
UNI 495B: Design for Energy Conservation, 1974 [See also Transparencies, Energy Conservation AND Individual Lectures, 1974] [BoxMC142.18, Folder5]
NE 492: Actions of Ionizing Radiation on Tissue, 1975 [BoxMC142.18, Folder6]
NE 508: Radiation Safety, [1976] [BoxMC142.18, Folder7]
NE 404: Radiological, Reactor, and Environmental Safety, 1976 - 1977 [BoxMC142.18, Folder8]
NE 404: Radiological, Reactor, and Environmental Safety, 1978 [BoxMC142.18, Folder9]
NE 404: Radiological, Reactor, and Environmental Safety, 1978 [BoxMC142.19, Folder1]
NE 404: Radiological, Reactor, and Environmental Safety, 1979 [BoxMC142.19, Folder2]
NE 404: Radiological, Reactor, and Environmental Safety, 1980 [See also Transparencies, Department of Energy, Fission & Fusion, and Monitoring Instruments] [BoxMC142.19, Folder3]
NE 404: Radiological, Reactor, and Environmental Safety, reference materials re: health and environmental effects, ca. 1970 - 1971 [BoxMC142.19, Folder4]
UNI 4950: Life in a Finite World, Fall 1977 [BoxMC142.19, Folder5]
UNI 4950: Life in a Finite World, Fall 1978 [BoxMC142.19, Folder6]
NE 592E: Electricity from Nuclear and Other Sources, Fall 1978 [BoxMC142.19, Folder7]
UNI 495 WI: Energy and Man, 1978 - 1979 [BoxMC142.19, Folder8]
NE 591E/ChE 598E: Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, 1981 [BoxMC142.20, Folder1]
NE 591E/ChE 598E: Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, 1981 [BoxMC142.20, Folder2]
NE 591E/ChE 598E: Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, reference materials, 1981 [BoxMC142.20, Folder3]
NE 591E/ChE 598E: Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, reference materials, 1981 [BoxMC142.20, Folder4]
NE 591E/ChE 598E: Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, reference materials, 1981 [BoxMC142.20, Folder5]
NE 591E/ChE 598E: Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, 1982 [BoxMC142.21, Folder1]
NE591/ChE 598E: Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, 1982 [BoxMC142.21, Folder2]
Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste for NE 591/ChE 598, class notes, 1982 [BoxMC142.21, Folder3]
NE 591/ChE 598: Seminars in Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, 1983 [BoxMC142.21, Folder4]
NE 591/ChE 598: Seminars in Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, 1984 - 1985 [BoxMC142.21, Folder5]
NE 591/ChE 598: Seminars in Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, reference materials, 1986 [BoxMC142.21, Folder6]
NE 591/ChE 598: Seminars in Management of Hazardous Chemical and Low Level Radioactive Waste, 1987 [BoxMC142.22, Folder1]

Guide to the Jerome Kohl Collection, 1942 - 1995

Collection Number MC 142

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