Teaching -- Aids and devices

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...

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,...

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This collection contains Fr. Madden’s teaching materials, including exams and syllabi. Additionally, it holds his writings such as handwritten sermons, retreats notes, speeches, correspondence and lectures. Finally, there is personal ephemera pertaining to his travels. Materials in the collections date from 1916 to 1980.

Scope and Contents This collection contains personal, religious, and educational records of Fr. Fiekers. Diaries make up the bulk of the collection and they date from 1925 to 1937 with additional diaries from 1955 and 1962. The Shadowbrook and Weston diaries document his formation as a Jesuit in Massachusetts, while the Valkenburg diaries concern his time spent at the Jesuit house in Valkenburg, Holland. Additionally, there is correspondence from Valkenburg as well as correspondence with his family. The...

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This collection contains Fr. Higgins’ teaching material dating from circa 1941 to 1945. There are materials pertaining to teaching conversational and written Japanese during World War II as well as materials for some of his history courses. Some semester exams are included with these items. Finally, the collection contains an undated and unbound history class textbook written by Rev. Higgins entitled, “Freshman History.”