Materials -- Research

Scope and Contents The Classics Department record group is split in to three series:Series 1: Office Files Series 2: Courses, Curriculum, and Catalog Changes Series 3: Teaching FilesSeries 1: Office Files contains six document boxes organized chronologically. Box 1 contains materials pertaining to classics theater performances from 1895-1925. Box 2 cotains materials for the 1926 performance of Hecuba, and Box 3 holds a Scrapbook for this Hecuba performance. Boxes 4, 5, and 6 contain...

Scope and Contents The Education Department is split into three series:Series 1: Office Files Series 2: Courses, Curriculum, and Catalog Changes Series 3: Teaching FilesSeries 1: Office Files contains three document boxes organized chronologically. The files include correspondences between instructors, memos to the students on programs, and teaching guides for the Teaching Certification Program. Series 2: Courses, Curriculum, and Catalog Changes is part of a combined-file...

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This collection contains the papers of George F. O'Dwyer including correspodnence and his research notes. The majority is his research notes and it contains information on a variety of topics pertaining to Irish and Irish Americans in the New England. Lowell, Massachusetts seems to be one of his areas of focus.

Scope and Contents The Political Science Deparment record group is split in to three series:Series 1: Office Files Series 2: Courses, Curriculum, and Catalog Changes Series 3: Teaching FilesSeries 1: Office Files contains one document box organized chronologically. It contains correspondences between the dean and the department, and the department head and faculty. Correspondences relate to issues of schedules, speakers, and semeser-based hiring and leave. Series 2: Courses,...

Scope and Contents This collection mostly contains correspondence and research completed by Fr. Williams. Also included are manuscript copies of books written by him as well as a scrapbook documenting the publicity of his book, Hebrewisms of West Africa. Materials mostly date from the 1920s and 1930s but there are some 17th and 18th century records collected by Fr. Williams during the course of his work. Additionally, there are a few items pertaining to his work that were created aftert...