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Accession Number UA.2014.0015: Chikako Cox, 2014 February
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Chikako Inoue Cox was a psychologist for Counseling and Consultation Services at Ohio State University. She was a strong advocate for protection and rights of women, minorities, and the LGBTQ community. Cox initiated a program aimed at Asian women on Ohio State’s campus called The Asian Women Support Group. Cox also served as the first Asian teaching assistant at Ohio State University in the Women’s Studies Center from 1985 to 1986.
This collection contains seven digital photographs and newsclippings from the collection of Chikako Cox.