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Classification Scheme
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1. The University
1A. Publications-
General Publications and those for which an issuing office cannot be
determined.
1B. By-laws,
Governing Documents (UD Documents).
1C. Committees-
Special University wide committees, set up for special purposes.
1D. The President.
1E. Administrative
Staff.
1F. Self-Surveys, Accreditation Reports
1H. Histories.
1J. School songs, symbols, and insignia & statues.
1M. Founders/Society
of Mary (Marianists).
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1. The University
1N. Donors and
Benefactors (alphabetically).
1P. Outside
Affiliations.
1Q. Campus Wide
Organizations.
1R. East Campus (Bergamo/Mt. St. John).
1S. Staff
(non-faculty, non-administrative)- by or about.
1T. Buildings and
Dedications- Various buildings on campus.
1V. Events (UD,
UD-related).
1X. Exchange
Program.
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2. Governing Boards
2A. Associate Board
of Lay Trustees.
2B. Board of
Trustees.
2C. President's
Advisory Council.
2D. Planning Council
1979- (including the Campus 2000 Plan, also called the Environmental Design
Plan).
2J. Judicial System.
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3. Faculty
3A. Faculty
Publications, Projects, and Materials about Faculty (alphabetically).
3B. Associations.
3C. Committee of
Faculty Affairs.
3D. Directories.
3F. Faculty
Development Committee (see 3C(2) Developments).
3G. Grants,
Fellowships.
3H. Handbooks.
3K. Workshops.
3M. Meetings of the
Faculty as a whole.
3N. Newsletters.
3P. Panels,
discussions.
3S. Services (by and
for the Faculty).
3V. Events.
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4. Academic Affairs
4A. Academic Senate.
4B. Vice President
for Academic
Affairs and Provost.
4C. Councils and
Committees
Reporting to Provost.
4D. Assistant to the
Provost for Educational Development.
4E. Graduate Studies
and Research.
4F. Research
Institute.
4G. Office For
Computing Activities (OCA).
4H. Career Placement Center.
4J. Arts and
Sciences (1882).
4L. Ryan C. Harris Teaching Center (LTC-Learning Teaching Center)
4M. Media Center
(Media Services).
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4. Academic Affairs
4N. University Honors/ University Scholars Program (includes Scholars Symposium).
4P. Office for
Professional Development (Oct. 1981).
4Q. Associate
Provost for Faculty Affairs (1990-)
4R. Associate
Provost for Undergraduate Education.
4S. Associate
Provost for Academic Services.
4T. Associate
Provost for Enrollment Management.
4U. International
Education.
4V. WVUD Binder
containing License Renewal Material 1978.
4W. Special Sessions (Office of Continuing Education)
including OSHER Lifelong Learning Institute.
4X. Admissions
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5. Student Services
5B. Vice-President,
Student Development and Dean of Students.
5C. Associate Dean
of Students:
Human Services.
5D. Coordinator of
Critical Issues.
5F. Fraternities and
Sororities.
5G. Guidance
Center/Psychological Services/Counseling Center/Learning Assistance Center.
5H. Housing
Director.
5I. Health Services.
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5. Student Services
5K. Kennedy Union.
5M. Food Services.
5N. Office of
Special Programs (1988).
5P. Off-Campus
Centers (Including Student Center South/McGinnis Center).
5Q. Student Center South - McGinnis Center
5R. Residence Life
(Residential Programs).
5S. Campus Security
or Office of Public Safety.
5W. WDCR.
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6. Students
6A. Publications and
writings by or about individuals (alphabetically).
6B. Theses and
Dissertations--
General sub-group for all theses and dissertations written by students at the
University.
6C. Student Rosters.
6G. Student
Government (Student Council, Student Association).
6H. Student Life
Council (Student Welfare Council).
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6. Students
6L. Student Life.
6P. Publications
(Student Newspapers, Magazines, Yearbooks, Etc.).
6Q. Performing Arts.
6S. Student
Organizations.
6T. Textbooks.
6V. Events (Dances,
Etc.)
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7. University Relations (Former title: University
Advancement; Athletic Programs and Facilities)
7A. General.
7B. Vice-President
for University Relations (until 1987).
7C. Vice-President
for University Advancement (1987- ).
7D. Director of
Alumni Relations.
7E. By and about
individual
Alumni/ae.
7F. Honorary Degree
Recipients.
7G. Associate
Director of
Development.
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7. University Relations (Former title: University
Advancement; Athletic Programs and Facilities)
7J. Information Services (University
Communications; Public Relations).
7L. Placement.
7M. Marianist Award
(1950-1967).
7N. Financial Aid.
7O. Vice-President for Athletic Programs &
Facilities.
7P. Intramural
(Athletics, Intramural, Recreational Sports).
7R. Intercollegiate
Athletics.
7V. Events.
7W. Scrapbooks (on
microfilm).
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8. Libraries
8A. Publications.
8C. Library
Committee.
8D. Director (From
1993 to present known as Dean of Libraries and Information Technologies).
8F. Self-Surveys
8H. Histories of Libraries
8M. Marian Library.
8O. OhioLINK--UD
Affiliation.
8P. Personnel/Positions
8Q. Library
Departments.
8R. Restructuring / Reorganization.
8S. Library Advancement Association (LAA) / Library
Advisory Committee (LAC)
8U. U.S. Catholic Collection.
8V. Events.
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20. College
of Arts & Sciences
20A. Publications.
20B. College Regulations, Rules, Etc.
20C. Committees.
20D. Deans.
20E. Assistant Dean
for Humanities.
20F. Raymond L. Fitz, S.M. Center for Leadership in
Community.
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20. College
of Arts & Sciences
20G. Alumni Chair
in Humanities.
20H. Histories of
the College.
20J. Judaic Studies
20Q. Individual
Departments of Instruction.
20R. Graduate Engineering.
20U. University Professor of Faith and Culture and Chancellor.
20V. Events.
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21. School of Business Administration
21A. Publications.
21B. School Regulations, Rules, Etc.
21C. Continuing
Education-Business.
21D. Dean.
21E. Academic Affairs - minutes, documents, misc.
21F. Self-Surveys, Accreditation Reports.
21G. Flyer Enterprises
21H. Histories of
School.
21I. Management Information Systems (MIS)
21M. MBA Program.
21Q. Individual
Departments of Instruction.
21S. Centers.
21V. Events
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23. School of Education and Allied
Professions
23A. Publications.
23B. School Regulations, Rules, Etc.
23C. Education
Student Council (Constitution n.d.)
23D. Dean.
23E. Centers
23F. Self-Surveys
and Accreditation Reports
23G. Graduate
Program.
23H. Histories of
the School.
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23. School of Education and Allied
Professions
23M. Curriculum
Materials Center.
23N. OES=CCR: IECE.
23O. Marianist Center for Human Development.
23Q. Individual
Departments of Instruction.
23R. Center for Catholic Education.
23S. School of Education Scrapbooks.
23V. Events.
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24. School of Engineering
24A. Publications.
24B. School Regulations, Rules, Etc.
24C. Center for
Advanced Manufacturing.
24D. Dean.
24E. Center for
Electro-Optics.
24H. Histories of
the School.
24Q. Individual
Departments of Instruction.
24R. Graduate
Engineering Programs.
24V. Events.
24W. Continuing
Education/Special Programs.
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25. School of Law
25A. Publications.
25B. School Regulations, Rules, Etc.
25D. Dean.
25F. Law School
Faculty.
25H. Histories of
the School.
25L. Law Library.
25V. Events.
25X. Admission and
Development Office
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ARCHIVES
CLASSIFICATION SCHEME
1.
The University
1A Publications (general publications and those for
which an issuing office cannot be determined) Includes Guide to the University
General Education Requirements.
@1A The Dove (Jan. to
June 1967)
@1A(1) Organizational Charts (1960,
1962-)-- printed charts showing the administrative organization of the
University.
1A(2) Daily Ledgers, Timetables
@1A(3) Film Heritage (1965-?, publ.
dead)-- Copies of the Publication Film Heritage edited by F. Anthony
Macklin of the U.D. English Faculty. Holdings are incomplete. Originally
published by Film Heritage, later by the University of Dayton.
1A(4) Prayer Books (St.
Mary's Institute Prayer Book, etc.)
1A(5) Catalog of St. Mary's Institute Museum, 1897--The catalog items include a list of items located within the
Museum.
@1AA Catalogs (UD Bulletin, Course
Announcements and Composites, and
St. Mary's Institute Catalogs)
@1AD Telephone directories (1967-1992). Directories
published since 1993-1994 are combined with the Student Directory and can be
found at 6GA
@1AS University of Dayton Review (1964- )
1B By-laws,
governing documents (UD Documents)
1B(1) Policy Manual-- University of Dayton-- Compiled and distributed by the assistant to the president. One loose-leaf volume,
March 1978.
1C Committees
(Special University-wide Committees, set up for special purposes)
#1C(1) Presidents Search
Committee
1C(2) Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty
Status--Letters and Memoranda of committee, Nov. 1962-Jan. 1963.
1C(3) Bicentennial
Committee
1C(4) Search Committee
for Provost 1974
1C(5) Alcohol Awareness
Task Force
1C(6) Search Committee
for Provost, 1988
1C(7) UD
AIDS Information Committee
1C(8) UD Committee on
the Catholic and Marianist Identity (goals and priorities)
1C(9) Committee for
Enrollment Management
1C(10) The Agenda for
Excellence Series II, III, IV, V
1C(11) Ideas for
Improvement Committee (ND)
1C(12) Going for the Gold Planning Committee--Includes
materials related to the celebration of 50 years
1C(13) Housing Task
Force
1C(14) Fine Arts Building Committee
1C(15) Committee on
Housing/Housing Task Force
1C(16) University
Taskforce on Education
1C(17) Diversity in
Community
1C(18) Competencies in
Community
1CA Emergency Operations
Council
1D The
President
@1DA Annual Report (1942- ) See 1EF(1)
for the years (1985-90) See 1DA(1) for years (1991- )
1DA(1) President's Annual Report (1991- )
1DB Newsletters
@1DB(17) President's
Newsletter (1969-1979)
@1DB(18) President's
Message (1981- )
1DC Writings, files,
papers, etc. of or about individual presidents
1DC(1). Brother
Maximin Zehler- 1850
1DC(2). Brother Damian Litz- 1852, 1854
1DC(3). Brother Henry
Wuestefeld- 1853-1856
1DC(4). Brother John B.
Stinzi- 1858
1DC(5). Rev. Francis
Feith- 1876
1DC(6). Rev. George
Meyer- 1879
1DC(7). Rev. John Harks-
1886
1DC(8). Rev.
Joseph Weckesser- 1889
1DC(9). Rev.
Charles Eichner- 1896
1DC(10). Rev.
Louis Tragesser- 1902
1DC(11). Rev. Bernard O'Reilly- 1908-18, 1923-32
1DC(12). Rev. Joseph
Tetzlaff- 1918
1DC(13). Rev.
Walter C. Tredtin- 1932
1DC(14). Rev. John A.
Elbert- 1938
1DC(15). Rev. George J.
Renneker- 1944
#1DC(16). Very Rev. Andrew L. Seebold -
1953-59 (Misc. correspondence, minutes received from Fr. R. Roesch, S.M., in
1981. Includes proposal for teaching Miami Valley Nursing students science
courses; retirement plan for faculty; scholarships policy and fund-raising.
#1DC(17). Very Rev.
Raymond A. Roesch - 1959-79
#1DC(18). Brother
Raymond Fitz- (1979-2002) (unprocessed=restricted)
#1DC(19). Dr. Daniel
Curran- (2003 - ) (unprocessed=restricted)
1DD Guide to Planning / Strategic Plan / Direction
Statement for individual Units (related to Unit Review)
1DE Educational
Leadership Council (ELC)
1DE(1) The Agenda for Excellence: Issues
and Choices for Entering the 21st Century
1DI Catholic and Marianist Identity
initiatives (including A Community of Leadership and Service Opportunities
and Resources), 1991-
1DS Administrative
Assistant to the President
1DS(1) Office Files-- Files from the
office of Father Charles L. Collins, S.M., Assistant to the president. Files
cover 1966-71 and include Housing, Health Service, Mission Institute of 1963,
and Mother's Club. Received from Wilber Show, administrative assistant to the
president, July 1978.
1DS(2) Coordinator for Federal Programs--
Announcements of grants awarded to UD by the Federal Government. The
Coordinator for Federal Programs position was created July 1, 1966, accountable
to the Assistant to the President, 1966-72.
1DW
President's Advisory Committee on Women's Issues
1E Administrative
Staff
1EA Vice President for
Administration and Planning
1EA(1) Vice President
Office Files, 1958-75
1EA(2) Administrative
Computing committee
1EA(3) Vertical
Communications (162-68)
1EAC Computing Council
1EAM Committee Minutes
1EAM(1) Administrative
Computing Council
1EAP Planning Council
1EAP(1) Planning for the Seventies--
Records of the planning effort were obtained from Fr. Barrett when he left the
university in 1974 and from the provost's office in 1980. Includes reports of
various task forces; minutes and other documents of the Planning Coordinating
Committee; minutes of the Planning Council; memoranda to the president from the
Planning Council; and material of implementation of recommendations. Because of
declining enrollments and revenues in the 1970's, many of the recommendations
were not implemented, 1970-73.
1EAP(2) Plan for the
Seventies (Donated by Nora Duffy)
1EC Center for
Christian Renewal (also Marianist Institute for Christian Renewal)
Name
Change: Institute for Theology,
Education & Ministry (1996-)
1ECA Office on Aging
1ECA(1) UD Golden Flyer
(newsletter)
1ECD Center for
Ministry with Disabled People
Name Change: Center for Ministry With People With Disabilities
(1995-)
1ECE Office of Educational Services
(OES)-- Copies of studies done by the Office of Educational Services. The
studies deal with schools in Ohio, usually Catholic. For the titles of the
studies see the box lists. O.E.S. is one of the four centers of activity and
research which comprise the Center for Christian Renewal at UD. The O.E.S.
provides assistance to schools , and school districts to enable personnel to
reach policy decisions based on relevant knowledge and value commitments. Among
its priorities is service to Catholic schools and networking for value concerns
related to educational policy-making. The O.E.S. is located in, draws support
from, and uses the resources of the School of Education at UD, 1976-80/ .
1ECF Fitz Center for Leadership in
Community. Includes Dayton Civic Scholars Program.
@1ECF(1) Community
Leader
1ECM MORES (Center for
Moral and Religious Education)
1ECS Strategies for
Responsible Development
@1ECS For Justice Sake
(1979-1986)
@1ECS The Flame (1986- )
@1ECS Project Tapis Vert
(Newsletter), (1977-1980)
@1ECS Stewardship Papers
(nd)
@1ECS Strategies for
Responsible Development (SRD)
1ECT
Center for Religious Telecommunications
(CRT) (-1993), Center for Religious Communication (1993-)
1ED Campus Ministry
(includes Holy Family sculpture)
@ED The University
Chaplain's Bulletin (1961-1980)
@ED Encounter Religion
in the Space Age (1965-1972)
@ED(1) The Difference (1994- )-The Center for Social Concern
1ED(2)
Disabilities Awareness Week
1EDS The Center for
Social Concern - including Dayton Summer of Service, WISH, the Miryam Award
1EDS(1)
Center for Social Concern Staff Meetings
1EDS(2)
Disability Awareness Week
1EDS(3)
Service Clubs
Word
of Life-publication by Students for Life
1EDS(4)
Retreats-Rural/Urban Planning. Into-the-Streets
1EF Financial Affairs and
Treasurer
#@1EF(1) Annual Statements (1927-) -
Material closed except PUBLISHED ANNUAL REPORT (See: 1DA for years 1981-84. Includes
Annual Report of the President (1981-84) and the Stewardship Report (1991-94)
#1EF(1)A Published
Financial Report
#1EF(2) Daily Ledgers
1950-61.
#1EF(3) Ledgers 1869-91.
#1EF(4) Financial
Statements, 1891-1939.
#1EF(5) Audit Reports
1940-43; 1958-78.
#1EF(6) General Ledger
1959-69.
1EFB U.D. Bookstore
@1EFB(1) Between the
Lines/What's in Store? (1991- )
@1EFB(2)
Bookstore Newsletter (2001- )
1EFC Comptroller
1EFD U.D. Printing and
Design
1EFI Internal Auditor
1EFP Purchasing (Includes
material sent from Purchasing & Business Services)
1EFP(1) Publications of the Purchasing
Department. Includes Purchasing Policies and Procedures issued in 1976, 1992.
1EH Director of Human
Relations (See: 1 EP)
1EH(1) Committee on
Women
1EH(2) AA/Employee
Development
1EI Office of
Institutional Studies
#1EI(1) Records (microfiche)
@EI(2) Publications
@EI(3) Departmental Student Credit Hour
Report (1967-1987) Later editions are included with Fact Book
@EI(4) Fact Book (1987- ) (Includes
Student Credit Hour Report from 1987-88 to present.) (More Recent - must
print from Website)
@EI(5) Condensed Fact
Book (1992- )
1EL Director of Legal
Affairs/University Counsel
@1EL University of Dayton Safety Flyer
1EL(1) Environmental
Safety Office/Insurance Coordinator
1EM Director of
Facilities Management
1EP Director of Personnel Services
(Office of Human Resources--name change 1991)
1EPA Publications by and about Personnel
Services (Human Resources), including benefits, retirement fund performance,
Hay Classification.
@1EPA Wellness Program
Newsletter
@1EPA(1) HR Communicator
#1EPF
Personnel Files
#1EPF(1)
Personnel Files - Retired
#1EPF(2)
Personnel Workmen Compensation Files
1ER Vice Chairman and Rector
1ERF Family of Mary
Office
1ES Social Science Research Center (Includes Student Satisfaction Survey, 1992.)
1ET Children's Center
@1ET Children's Center
Newsletter (1989- )
1F Self-Surveys,
Accreditation Reports
#1F(3)
1957 Self-study / Accreditation
#1F(5)
North Central Steering Committee Newsbrief (1976)
1H Histories
(Including Oral
Histories Transcripts)
1H(1) Oral
Histories (1970's)
1H(2) High School/ U.D. Preparatory
(Chaminade High School)-- Research notes and photocopied materials about the
high school at St. Mary's Institute/College, the University of Dayton (UD
Preparatory Department). This material was gathered by the archivist in
response to a telephone request for a party interested in tracing the
relationship between UD Preparatory and Chaminade High School. Contains
photocopies of two relevant letters found in the Marianist Archives (Cincinnati Province).
1H(3) Oral Histories - Transcripts (1990
- ) Conducted by Center for Business and Economic Research
1J School songs, symbols, insignia, statues --
Illustration and description of University Seal, President's Mace and
medallion. Music and/or words for various school songs. Also includes
descriptive material of the Omega Point Sculpture outside Roesch Library
entrance and material on the Blessed Virgin Mary statue, dedication of Jubilee Monument (Mary Immaculate) and information on the origins of the nickname "Flyers".
1J(1) Stationary,
notebooks, etc.
1M Founders/
Society of Mary (Marianists)
@1M Apostle of Mary -or-
"Messenger of the Society of Mary" (1901-1967)
1M(1) Personnel (Marianist)-- Published
lists of the Society of Mary giving the location of each religious. Lists vary.
Some include the entire membership; others include only the Cincinnati Province or other North American provinces. Dates are from 1850- , although the
earliest lists are photocopies. Also includes a list of Marianists who studied
in Europe, through 1939. For a more complete collection, contact the S.M.
provincial archives.
1M(2) McMahon Tapes-- Rev. Raymond
McMahon, S.M., taped interviews with older Marianists about their experiences
in community. Emphasis is on life as Marianists, but do contain information on University of Dayton (esp. Bro. T. Price). Original tapes are located in Marianist (Cincinnati Province) Archives. U.D. Archives has copies of tapes and this set of
transcripts dated c. 1950s.
1M(3) Marianist history.
1M(4) Family (Incomplete
- December 2, 1989-May 5, 1990)
1MC Marianist Voluntary
Service Committees
1ME Marianist
Environmental Education Center
1MF Family of Mary
1MF(1) Family of Mary Office (U.D)--
Agendas and minutes from the Family of Mary Planning Committee. Materials and
publications issued from or sponsored by the UD family of Mary Office (the
director of this office reports to the Rector).
1MR Rector-- Classification for
publications by and about the rector of the Marianists working at the University of Dayton. This position was established in 1982; the rector's primary concern
is Marianist participation--current and future-- at the University of Dayton.
@1MR(1) Marianist
Directory (University of Dayton), (1983- )
@1MR(2) Newsletter
(1982- )
@1MR(3) Characteristics
of Marianists Universities
1MS Daughters of Mary
Immaculate (Marianist Sisters)
1MV Events (Sponsored by or celebrating
the Marianists)-- materials from various events sponsored by the Marianists at
or for the University of Dayton. Includes materials from events such as
Marianist Heritage Week, the Marianist Award (1986- ), the Lackner Award, and
the Vasey Symposium.
1MV(1) Marianist
Heritage Week
1MV(2) Vasey Symposium
1MV(3) Lackner Award
(including Presidential Dinner)
1MV(4) Marianist Award, 1986- , [for
Marianist Award before 1986 see 7M] Includes lectures. (Maureen E. O'Rourke
Marianist Student Award)
1MVA Anniversaries (Marianist,
Marianist-Related)-- Materials from various anniversaries of the Society of
Mary (Marianists)--as a congregation, province, or involved at the University of Dayton. (Some materials here may include information regarding the University of Dayton.) **note: Materials focused on anniversaries directly related to the University of Dayton are located in 1VA; some materials there may also include information
related to the Marianists.
1N Donors/
Benefactors (ALPHABETICALLY)
1P Outside
Affiliations -- Dayton, Ohio
1PB Saint Charles
Seminary- UD Division
1PB(1) Dean of Division Arts- Records--
One notebook containing lists of seminarians, calendars, director's reports,
faculty memoranda, grade reports, library reports, and academic regulations for
the year 1958-59. Found with Fr. Barrett's materials on Planning for the
Seventies.
1PC CHERS
@1PD Dayton-Miami Valley Consortium,
Southwestern Ohio Council on Higher Education (SOCHE)-- DMVC New and Notes
(1963-73), miscellaneous brochures and memos, DMVC Library Personnel Directory
(1974-75). Name changed to Southwestern Ohio Council for Higher Education.
1PE Dayton Early College Academy (DECA) and Dayton Public Schools Coorperative Project
1PF Uni-Day Federal
Credit Union (including Day-Air)
1PG Dayton Graphic Arts
Management Educational Council
1PH Chautauqua Field Center at UD
1PI National Issues Forum
1PN NCR, John H. Patterson (also: S.C.
Allyn, C.F. Kettering, Edward A. Deeds, Brown family)-- Materials relating to
the National Cash Register Company and/or John H. Patterson. Among these are:
Two booklets-NCR biographies/memorials of John H. Patterson and the February 8, 1926, issue of the NCR Progress (company newspaper) all donated by (Mrs.
Mildred Sutton in July 1985; a copy of Kettering Digest (1982). A folder with
notes (compiled by the archivist) on references to NCR/MR. Patterson which
appear in The SMI Exponent (student publication); also photocopies related to
some of these references. A typed transcript of a letter (Aug. 10, 1911) from
Bro. Ed Gorman to Mr. J.H. Patterson about the relationship between the
Marianists and the Pattersons (photocopy; original copy located in the
Marianist Archives, Cincinnati Province). A booklet entitled Edward A. Deeds:
Industrial Builder, Civic Leader and Philanthropist- a biography of Edward A.
Deeds.
1PP
Perspectives
1PU U.S. Post Office
(U.D. branch)
1PW W.O.R.D.S.
1PX Exchange Programs
1Q Campus
Wide Organizations
1Q(1) University Colleagues- All
materials dealing with University Colleagues, a group started in 1977.
@1Q(1) Colleagues
Newsletter (1980- )
1Q(2) UD Women's Association / UD
Association for Women Faculty, Administrators, and Professionals
1Q(3) Parents
Association / Mother's Club
1Q(4) University of Dayton Association of
Women Faculty, Administrators, and Professionals
1R East
Campus (Bergamo/Mt. St. John)
1S Staff (non-faculty, non-administrative)-by or about
1S(1) Professional
Office Personnel (POP)
@1S(1)
POP Newsletter
1T Buildings
and Dedications
(Various buildings on campus, including
materials dealing with the Albert Emanuel Library )
1T(2) Materials dealing with the Roesch
Library-- Files of B.J. Bedard, former chairman of the English Department and
chairman of the new library planning committee. Received from Dr. Bedard.
Includes meeting minutes, correspondence, bid specifications, plans, reports,
etc. 1965-71.
See also: Map Drawer (memorabilia).
1T(3) Materials dealing with the
Immaculate Conception Chapel-- This series contains materials relating to the
Immaculate Conception Chapel, including the chapel diary containing schedules,
special intentions, confession schedules etc. (Oct. 23, 1915- May 20, 1923).
Also included are two pamphlets from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati; Rosary
Devotion- 1925 and Vocation- May 5, 1926. These pamphlets are located in the
Chapel Diary. Also material on Centenary of Chapel.
1T(4) Dedication materials from the
Fieldhouse--now the Frericks Athletic and Convocation Center
1T(5) Saint Joseph Hall fire of 1987
1T(6) Sherman / Wohlleben Halls / Science Center Complex
Includes files from Dean Paul Morman,
former Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
1TF Playing Fields,
Courts etc.
1TG Grounds (streets,
gardens etc.)
1V Events (UD, UD-related)
1VA Anniversaries (Centennial)
1VA (2)
Sesquicentennial Events (150 years)
1VC Commencements (including
baccalaureates) (also contains information regarding honors or awards bestowed
on students) (for honorary degree information- see 7F)
@1VC(1) Catalogue of Class Awards
(1903-1946) 1VF Dayton Flood, 1913-- Notebook on names and addressees of flood
refugees houses at St. Mary's Institute. Also, a typewritten master list, and 2
newspaper articles describing rescue efforts. Also a commemorative folder
(reproducing 1913 newspaper and photographs from the flood damage). *The two
newspaper articles describing rescue efforts have been relocated to the map
drawer. 1VH Honors Convocations-- General series for publications relating to
Honors Days and Honors Convocations. Received from Theresa Eveslage and other
sources. ** Note: Commencement Programs
1VC (2)
Baccalaureate Mass Programs
1VF Dayton Flood, 1913--Notebook
on names and addresses of flood refugees' houses at St. Mary's
Institute. Also, a typewritten master list and newspaper articles describing
rescue efforts. Includes a commemorative folder (reproducing 1913 newspaper and
photographs from the flood damage). *The two newspaper articles describing
rescue efforts have been relocated to the map drawer.
1VH Honors Convocations--General
series for publications relating to honors Days and Honors Convocations. Received
from Theresa Eveslage and other sources. *Note: Commencement programs (1VC)
also contain information regarding honors or awards bestowed on students.
1VH(1) Premiums and Awards-- General
series for records from early 1880s relating to awards and honors distributed
to students. Includes folder with handwritten sheets from 1880-81, 1881-82 and
one beautifully scripted notebook from 1883-84. Received in 1987: Book given to
John Feick (SMI student, 1880-1881), with "Premium--awarded for tasks
accepted": glued inside front cover, from Feick relative (See 6A(1) for
correspondence/ background data). *Note: Commencement Programs (1VC) also contain
information regarding awards or honors bestowed on students.
1VL Lectures, Lecture Series/
Conferences/ Symposiums (Multiple Sponsors: U.D., U.D. et al.) , including Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Prayer Breakfast and Diversity Lecture Series.
1VL(1) Erma Bombeck
Conference on Popular American Humor March 29-April 1, 2000. (Includes papers
from the Bombeck Symposium on Popular American Humor)
1VP President's
Recognition Dinner (Now called: President's Luncheon)
1VR Personnel Events
(Boss's Night, University Promotions,...)
1VS Workshops and
meetings held on campus
@1VS(1) National Summer
Youth Sports Program (title varies), (1969-1974)
1VS(1) EDPA Institute of Spanish
Teachers, 1969-- final Report of the EPDA Institute for Advanced Study for
Secondary School Native Spanish Teachers of Spanish, held June 23, 1969- August
8, 1969 at UD, Director: Mario Saquel-Montalua.
1VS(2) Annual Business Education Workshop
in Business Systems and Data Processing
1VS(3) Stander Symposium
1VT Workshops and
meetings sponsored by UD but held outside of UD (off-campus)
1VV Special Visitors on
campus
1X Exchange
Program
2.
Governing Boards
2A Associate
Board of Lay Trustees
2AA Minutes
#2AA(1) 1924-70
2B Board of
Trustees (check for restricted use)
#2BA Minutes of meetings
#2BA(1) 1952-70
2BC Committees and
Committee Reports
2BP Publications by or
about
2BI Individual Members
(ALPHABETICALLY)
2C President's
Advisory Council
2D Planning Council 1979- (including the Campus 2000
Plan also called the Environmental Design Plan) (Campus Master Plan, 2007-)
2J Judicial
System
3.
Faculty
3A Faculty
Publications, Projects, and Materials about Faculty (ALPHABETICALLY)
Including, but not
limited to, the following:
3A Benedum-- Copies of Dayton
Philharmonic Orchestra programs for which Richard Benedum, of the Music Faculty
wrote the program notes. The series starts with October 6, 1976 and is an open series.
3A Berk-- Materials given by Betty Jean
Thomas Berk. Contains three folders: 1)concert and recital programs (1951-74);
2)teaching materials (mostly tests) for Music 413,416,417, 304; 3)teaching
materials (mostly tests) for Music 305, 101,103,141,151,152. Mrs. Berk, a UD
alumna--Class of 1944, was a longtime professor with the University of Dayton Music Division.
3A Boll-- Copies of five of Brother
Boll's Christmas poems. One is dated 1969; the others are undated. Received
from Dee Ponikvar, University Relations.
3A Burick--Byline: Si
Burick (also see the Burick Collection)
3A Collins-- newspaper articles
(obituary), program from burial mass, various press releases about death,
accomplishments, and elections to various boards, letter to Fr. Collins,
photocopy of photo, "Family" --May 19, 1984 Vol. 3 No. 39,
questionnaire for Marianist obituary, program from 50th anniversary reception,
clippings on retirement, 50th anniversary and involvement with football
program, outline of accomplishments, statement from Pres. Recognition Dinner,
handwritten faculty questionnaire, letter to the editor from Fr. Collins, short
statement on accomplishments (2), handwritten biographical sketch, several
photos removed for processing.
3A Deger-- Music owned by
Urban Deger, professor of music at U.D. from 1921-1961.
3A Frost-- Copies of Explorations:
Journal for Adventurous Thought for which Rev. William P. Frost (Religious
Studies Dept.) is Editor and frequent contributor. Articles by other U.D.
faculty members are published therein. The journal began publication in
September, 1982; it is published bi-monthly (every two months) to promote
articles in Theology, Religious Ethics and Philosophy, Cultural Anthropology,
Spirituality, and Religious Psychology.
3A Horvath-- Two scrapbooks of articles
about Bela Horvath, member of U.D. faculty and artist, refugee from Hungary. The materials were given by Mrs. Josephine Horvath after Mr. Horvath's death.
Also, in 1981, the Archivist (Linda Keir Hinrichs) visited Mrs. Horvath in her
home several times. There are four cassette tapes recording their conversations
on these occasions.
3A Horwedel-- An alumnus (1924) and
former UD faculty member (1962-79), Dr. Horwedel sent these materials to the
University Archives. Included among these papers and memorabilia are copies of
three patents granted to Mr. Horwedel; various certificates of recognition;
programs, theses, and diplomas manifesting his academic background; and other
items reflecting his career interests and recognition of his contributions.
3A Huth, E.-- This series contains
publications by and about Edward A. Huth. Including 8 issues of The American
Sociological Review (1946-1950), The Catholic Mind, Sep. 1945. Also included
are letters and newspaper clippings relating to Fr. John LaFarge and misc.
correspondence, articles and a draft of a speech entitled "Juvenile
Delinquency in Wartime", given by Dr. Huth at the University of Dayton (1944c.). This series also contains two books signed by the authors to Dr. Huth;
LaFarge, John. The Race Question and the Negro and Burton, Katherine.
Chaminade, Apostle of Mary, founder of the Society of Mary. The third publication,
The Mother the Heart of the Home, contains articles by Edward A. Huth.
3A Jehn-- Materials related to the 1986
ACM Computer Science Conference (February 4-6) and the ACM SIGCSE Symposium
(February 6-7). Professor Lawrence A. Jehn, Head of the UD Computer Science
Department, was ACM Computer Science Conference Chairman; his wife, Betty L.
Jehn, served as Treasurer for the ACM Conference and Chairman for Local
Arrangements for the ACM SIGCSE Symposium. Other UD Computer Science Department
personnel were variously involved. Material include ACM Computer Science
Program and Proceedings as well as ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 18,1 (Feb. 1986).
3A Jurick-Math Innovator, Donald L.
Jurick-articles telling of Jurick's career in UD's math department, his
development of a system to connect students to instructors and tutors through
the Internet and articles about his sudden death by heart attack.
3A Kelly - Dr. King
information
3A King-- Tapes & transcripts of an
oral history project (1977) conducted by Edwin R. King, associate professor of
history at the University of Dayton. Interviewees include Edith & Carol
Beacham, Mabel Barnes, Earl Creager, members of the Hadeler family, William
Huffman, Edward Koehnen, Robert and Henrietta Light, Robert S. Nevin, Fred
Rieger, and Ethel Romspert. Copies also available at Oakwood Historical
Society.
3A Lackner-- Material from and about Bro.
Elmer Lackner. Include: memorial book form his funeral (signatures of
visitors); photographs of him used in memorial exhibit and brochure; tags (from
same exhibit) used with above-mentioned photographs and with those borrowed
form the University Archives; booklet with Graduate Statistics, 1885-1950 with
additional UD statistical information; articles about Bro. Lackner; a few
pieces of correspondence; some miscellaneous Board of Trustees material; a copy
of Who's Who in Dayton Kiwanis (includes page on Bro. Elmer); a Marianist
Spiritual Alliance membership diploma--from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Steger; seven
"personal' slides and twelve slides marked "Rensel's after homecoming
dinner" (1953,1954).
3A Liebler-- Material from Bro. Richard
Liebler. Includes: folder with personal documents; seven folders of newspaper
clippings on various topics. Dates range from 1949-1983. Topics include Legal
Activities, Marionists, Society of Mary and U.D., 1950's, 1958-1962, 1972,
1975, Law School, Gibbons Hotel and University Hall, Financial, DPSU,
Basketball and Football. Topic clippings were seperated out by Br. Liebler
himself. General date range clippings were loose in the materials received by
the archives.
3A Morgan-- Three binder (Vol. I, III,
and IV) with course notes, handouts, experiments and tests from professor
Morgan's own student days at Purdue University (B.S.E.E., 1948). Presumable, he
used or consulted these in his own class preparation. (Professor Morgan taught
at UD form 1949 through 1979.) Master copy of professor Morgan's thesis,
"Aluminum Ribbon Wound Transformers." Unbound thesis was in envelope
marked "master copy". It has been bound. (M.S., University of
Cincinnati, 1958). These items were among various materials received from the
Electrical Engineering Department in 1985.
3A
Morse, Bette Rogge-See 7E
3A Mravintz, S.M.
3A Panzer-- Personal papers of Bro.
Joseph J. Panzer, S.M. Includes his papers written while a student at Fordham;
publications; notes and writing on guidance; correspondence with publisher of
Group Guidance in the Classroom; notes on the subjects of the Virgin Mary,
grace, original sin, and the incarnation; notes and outlines for Education 419,
423, and 502; notes on Herbert Spencer, J.J. Rousseau, and John Cardinal
Newman; notes, draft, and statement of philosophy on Marianist education;
students' papers. Bro. Panzer's specialty was the Catholic philosophy of
education. Although Bro. Panzer was Dean of the School of Education between
1966-72, these papers do not include office records of the School of Education.
3A Rappel-- "The
Story of Ulrich J. Rappel, S.M. Scientist, Inventor, and Pioneer in Electrical
Engineering at the University of Dayton."
3A Reichard-- Material which Lawrence E. Tagg (Music Division) received from Cecilia Reichard, widow of Dr. Maurice R.
Richard, founder and longtime head of the Music Department at UD. Consists of
various handwritten notes which Dr. Riechard assembled on the history of the
Music Department at UD and a Two-page typed account of the history of the University of Dayton Band which he prepared in 1973. There is an envelope with "photos
of early music at U.D." containing three photographs and the death card of
Bro. Louis Vogt, S.M.
3A Ruppel(1)-- These papers were donated
to the University Archives by Brother Ruppel in July of 1976. They cover his
active participation in the American Association of University
Professors(1970-75) and in the American Catholic Historical Association
(1974-76)-- especially his chairmanship of Committee "A" for the AAUP
and his chairmanship for the ACHA Bicentennial Meeting held at the University of Dayton (March 26-27, 1976).
3A Ruppel(2)-- Two folders contain
materials related to Bro. Ruppel's participation in an EPDA Spanish Institute
(1969): 1)his lecture notes, tests, evaluative materials and 2) correspondence
related to this EPDA Institute and to International Education training and at
UD. There is a one- page description of Bro. Ruppel's role in the development
of International Education. (Date materials were received is unknown.)
3A Russ-- Materials pertaining to Rev.
Gabriel Rus, S.M. Consists of : a plaque bestowed on Fr. Russ by the Dayton
Council on World Affairs, to honor him for his role as initiator and counselor
for the First Annual World A'Fair, May 31, June 1,2, 1974-- this plaque was
sent to the Archives by Marie Milord, International Student Advisor.
3A Sears -- Pictures and news clippings
and a Land Grant signed by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1905.
3A Sherrer-- Records of faculty member
Johannah Sherrer dealing with the Faculty Board, 1974-78. Miss Sherrer was
chairman of the Board 1976-78. She gave these records to the Archives in 1979
when she resigned from U.D. For other Faculty Board files, see 3BF(1).
3A Schraut-- Two binders compiled for the
"University of Dayton Tribute to Dr. Schraut", May 9, 1992. The first
binder contains copies of letters written by former students to Dr. Schraut as
part of the tribute. The second binder contains copies of Dr. Schraut's annual
Christmas letter, 1950- 1991.
3A Vogt-- Musical manuscripts belonging
to and composed by Bro. Louis Vogt, S.M. Received from Dick Benedum, music
dept., who got them from Mt. St. John. Bro. Vogt taught music at S.M.I and
founded the first school band. Includes ms. copy of "Alma Mater is
Calling" and "U.D. Anthem" (in black book). In 1989, a scrapbook
which had been kept by Bro. Vogt--containing programs for plays and musical
presentations given at St. Mary's Institute, late-nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries, as well as newspaper clippings about various musical
events locally and nationally-- arrived at the UD Archives via Mr. George
Zimmerman of the Music Division, on behalf of Ms. Connie McKale. Ms. McKale had
received this scrapbook along with some other music textbooks from Mrs. Cecilia
Reichard, wife of Maurice Reichard, alumnus and long-time faculty member here.
The books had gone to the UD library long ago, but this scrapbook had been set
aside for perusal. Discovering it recently, she asked Mr. Z. to deliver it to
the proper place on campus. (1883- ).
3A Wehrle-- Laboratory notebooks from
experiments associated with three courses (Electrical Engineering and Physics)
which Bro. J. Albert Wehrle, S.M., took at the University of Pittsburgh,
1926-28. Bro. Wehrle received his M.E.E. from that institution in 1927 and his
Ph.D. in 1930. Bro. Wehrle's teaching career at the University of Dayton began in 1920; in 1943, he became professor of Electrical Engineering. He was named Dean
of the College of Engineering in 1948. These notebooks were among various
materials sent to the University Archives by the Electrical Engineering
Department in 1985. See box list for experiments included there. (1926- 28).
3A Wohlleben-- Personal papers and items
of Brother William Wohlleben, professor of chemistry 1909-, and head of the
Chemical Engineering Department for may years. Includes his hand-written Ph.D.
dissertation for Fribourg University; his Christmas letters written to Alumni,
1927-1959; Some correspondence (incomplete); his biographical sketch of Brother
Matthias Haas, S.M.; a testimonial presented to him in 1952 by former students;
a testimonial presented to him in 1958 by the Dayton Section of the American
Chemical Society; many photographs. Bro John Lucier, S.M., found a box of
materials which belonged to Bro. Wohlleben. Included extra copies of his own
dissertation, some framed photographs of famous scientists, and miscellaneous
books, booklets, periodicals--some with his signature in or on them. Several of
these items were added to this set of Wohlleben papers in 1989. (1909-59).
3A(1) Faculty Authors
Reception/ Faculty Publications (1982-92)
3A(2) Wright Bros., Kettering Oral History
Project-- Transcripts of tape-recorded interviews with associates and relatives
of Orville and Wilbur Wright and Charles F. Kettering (1967). Persons
interviewed include Carl Beust, Zerbie Bradford, Louis P. Christman, William
Conover, Ernest Dubel, Samuel L. Finn, Richard Gaugler, Mrs. Frank Gerard and
Mrs. Clifford D. Burner, Nelson R. Haas, Sr., William Huffman, James Wilber
Jacobs, Ruth Jacobs, Max Konop, Fred Kreusch, Ivonette Wright Miller, Edmund B.
O'Leary, Tom Russell, William Sanders, Henry Stout, B.D. Whelan, Horace Wright,
and John Wright.
3A(3) Faculty Publications File
(articles)-- Copies of articles written by faculty members.( Access Database
File contains lists (by author) of works in each author's folder; box lists
available to facilitate retrieval.)
3B Associations
3BA Faculty Forum
3BA(1)Faculty Forum Records-- Records of
the Faculty Forum received from Prof. Erving Beauregard who was secretary of
the group for most of its life. Includes agendas and minutes of meetings,
proposals and agenda items, constitution, committee reports, correspondence,
summaries of action taken, elections, and working drafts of the document
establishing the Academic Senate in 1969.
3BD
Dayton Investment Planning Society
3BD(1) Dayton Investment Planning Society--
Records of the Dayton Investment Planning Society, an investment group formed
by several faculty members in 1968. Minutes, agendas, and financial reports.
Records received from B.J. Bedard, English Dept. (1968-72)
3BE Constitutions of the Engineering
Society-- Constitutions of the Engineering Society of St. Mary's College, 1914.
3BF Faculty Board (includes election information)
3BF Faculty Board
(includes election information)
3BF(1) Faculty Board Minutes-- Minutes
from 1974- . For creation of the Faculty Board see Academic Senate committee
records: 4A(1).
3BH
American Association for Higher Education (AAHE)
3BU AAUP, American
Association of University Professors
@3BU AAUP Bulletin;
newsletter of UD chapter, UD Academe (1970- )
3BU(1) Minutes of Meetings of the U.D.
Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) (1967- )
3C Committees
on Faculty Affairs
3C(2) Center for Professional
Development, publications- Classification for various publications of the
Center for Professional Development. The C.P.D. originated under the auspices
of the Faculty Development Committee; in 1981, it became the Office for
Professional Development under the Vice-President for Academic Affairs and
Provost. A newspaper, Developments (for faculty and staff of the university),
was begun in December of 1976. The last issue published by the Center for
Professional Development (vol. 5, issue 6) appeared in April of 1981. The first
issue of Developments published under the Office for Professional Development
appeared in October 1981; for this and other publications of the Office of
Professional Development, see 4PA and 4PA(1). (1976-81)
@3C(2) Developments
(1976-81, 1981- see 4PA(1) )
3C(3) Special Subcommittee on Academic
Freedom and Tenure-- Document and minutes of the Special Subcommittee of the
Faculty Affairs Committee established to resolve conflicts in the Academic
Freedom and Tenure Document written by the Faculty Affairs Committee. Faculty
Board, AAUP, the President, and the Provost were all represented on the
subcommittee which worked during 1978-79. Materials received from Johannah
Sherrer, a member of the committee.
3CA Faculty Hearing
Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure
3CF Fund for Educational
Development Committee
3CF(1) Publications
3D Directories
@3D(1) Faculty Rosters-- Annual Faculty
Roster listing members of faculty, home and campus addresses and phone numbers,
department, and rank. Includes emeriti and faculty on leave. (1964/65- )
@3D(2) [Changes in
Faculty] (1970- )
3F Faculty
Development Committee (see 3C(2) Developments)
3F(1) Faculty
Development Committee Newsletter
3G Grants, Fellowships-- Materials related to various
grant or fellowship programs available to or participated in by UD faculty
members.
3H Handbooks
@3H Faculty Handbook
(1961- )
3K Workshops
3M Meetings of the faculty as a whole-- Agendas and
minutes of meetings of the faculty as a whole. Includes meetings called by the
administration and those called by faculty groups such as Academic Senate and
Faculty Board. Also includes copies of various addresses / speeches presented
at General Faculty Meetings. (1964- )
3M(1) What's New?
(Faculty Meeting Newsletter), 1991-
3N Newsletters
@3N(1) Campus Report
(1973- )
@3N(2) Faculty
Newsletters; News of the U of D (1953- 1960)
@3N(3) Monday Morning
Memo (1960-1973)
3P Panels,
discussions
3S Interdepartmental Services (by and for the Faculty)
3V Events
3VS Seminars, Workshops
(Interdisciplinary)
4.
Academic Affairs
4A Academic
Senate
4A(1) Academic Senate Records-- Records
of the Academic Senate. Received from Prof. Erving Beauregard. Includes minutes
of meetings, records of committees including Executive Committees,
correspondence, and the constitution. (1969-75)
4A(2) Committee to Review Senate
Constitution-- Records received from Erving Beauregard, member of the
committee. Includes agendas, minutes, and drafts. (1970-1975)
4A(3) New Academic Senate (19[80]81)
Records-- Records of the new Academic Senate whose Constitution was approved by
the faculty in 1981. Minutes of meetings and Executive Board meetings. President's
Management Conference and Executive Committee of the Academic Senate.
4B V.P. for Academic Affairs and Provost
4B(1) Dean of the
University-- Annual Report (1961-62 and 1962-63)
4B(2) Speeches by the
Provost (See Also: 3M - faculty meetings)
4BA Publications by or
about (green papers)
#4BB Office Files
#4BB(1) Materials received from Provost's
Office. Includes files on faculty meetings (1939-61), minutes of various
committees, some papers from Rev. Charles Lees, S.M., some reports, and some
correspondence (Rev. Thomas Stanley, S.M.) (1964-65).
4BC The
CELT Newsletter
#4BF
Faculty Files (microfilm backup)
#4BR Registrar
#4BR(1) Grades and
Academic Records-General Series for grades and academic records from Registrar's
Office, dating from 1873 into the 1920s. Includes one very large bound record
book from 1888-1889, 20 boxes with folders containing handwritten grade
sheets/record sheets (conduct, application, etc.), 1 box with SATC (1918-19),
and 4 loose-leaf binders with typed grade/record sheets. Note: there are
miscellaneous items: report card forms, student timetables, parts of letters,
sermons, etc., scattered among these records.
#4BR(2)
Class Lists
#4BR(3)
Student Transcripts
4BR(4) Registrar's
statistics on enrollment - issued for the first, second, and third terms each
year. Our file is incomplete, earliest records going back to 1951. Comparison
study for Fall 1987 thru Fall 1991.
#4BR(5)
Permanent Records (microfilm backup jacketed)
4BR(6) Academic
Calendar
4BR(7) Permanent
Records (microfilm back-up reels) (1967)
4BV Associate Provost for Academic
Affairs (formerly Assistant V.P. for Academic Affairs). Also called: Associate
Provost for Academic Affairs and Learning Initiatives.
4BV(1) Teaching
Consultants
4C Councils
and Committees and Task Forces Reporting to Provost
#4C(1) Academic Council-minutes and
proposals of the Academic Council (1961-69) Includes reviews of new courses and
programs, promotion of faculty members, attendance and other academic policies,
and, in general, academic affairs.
4C(1) Roads (information about naming
campus roads)
4C(2) University Arts Series -- Records
of the University Arts Series, the committee charged with bringing outside
cultural activities to the campus. Includes: minutes, brochures, promotional
materials, programs, contracts, and correspondence. Received from Nora Duffy,
Special Sessions Director and CO-chair of the U.A.S. Committee from 1967-1984. (*U.A.S.
committee added to collection in 2003; records now span from 1961-2003.)
4C(3) First Year Team Report: on the
experiences of First Year Students at the Univ. of Dayton.
4C(4) Assessment Committee (includes
Assessment Plan, June 1995)
4D Assistant
to the Provost for Educational Development
#4D -A note from the Assistant Provost
(1971-1973)
4D(1) Office Files-- Files of the Office
of Assistant Provost, an office which existed from 1971- . Many of the files
deal with Project Interface, a project which fell under the jurisdiction of the
Assistant Provost and existed between 1970-1973. Other files concern the Peace
Studies Institute, interdisciplinary courses, and other educational
innovations.
4DA Afro-American Affairs/Minority
Student Affairs/ Diverse Student Populations/ Black Studies. Note: Center for
Afro-American Affairs now under Dean of Students.
@4DA Insight (1971-1975)
@4DA(2) The Commuter
Resource (1993-
4DB Interdisciplinary
Studies
@4DB View from the
Second Story/ Alternatives (1975- 1984)
4DB(2) Self-Directed
Learning
4DB(3) Peace Studies,
including Dayton Peace Accords
4DB(4) Project Interface-- Miscellaneous
materials by or about Project Interface, an innovative education effort which
sought to establish a creative relationship between the university and the
larger community (experiential component of education--mutual benefit).--1970
4DB(5) Women's Center/
Women's Studies Program
@4DB(5) Women's Studies
Newsletter (1987- )
4DB(6) CLASP (Community
Leadership and Service Program)
4DC Specialized
Educational Services
4DS ArtStreet
@4DS(1) Offbeat (publication of
ArtStreet)
4E Graduate
Studies and Research
4E(1) Publications
4E(2) Minutes and
Documents and Dean Information
4E(3)
Self-Study
4EA. Research Council (including minutes)
@4EA Review of Research
(1962-1978)
#4EA(1) Minutes and Documents,
1959-66
4EA(2) Forum for
Catholic Intellectual Tradition
4EC
Graduate Committee of Arts and Sciences
#4EC(1)Minutes and
Documents - minutes of the Graduate Comm. Of Arts and Sciences, 1960-63,
1971-75, and 1981. Working files (1973-75) mostly contain materials submitted
to members of Graduate Committee, some correspondence. Minutes from 1960-63
period trace the development of the Graduate Program at UD.
4ED Associate Provost & Dean for
Graduate Studies and Research and Director, Research Institute (1989- )
4ED(1) changed to Vice Presidient for
Research & Executive Directory, University of Dayton Research Institute
(2004-)
4ED(2) Dean of Graduate School (2004-)
4EG Graduate Council
Meetings
4EG(1) Minutes and Documents-- Minutes
and supporting documents for Graduate Council meetings from 1970-79. Received
from Johannah Sherrer, member of the council 1973-79. Includes profiles of
graduate departments of Biology, Chemistry, Communication Arts, Counselor
Education, History, M.B.A., Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science, and
Psychology (1972). Also, vitae of most graduate faculty member 1972-73. Also
materials on the following topics; Graduate assistant program (1972); M.S. in
Computer Science proposal (1972); M.S.T. for Math proposal (1972); American
Studies proposal (1973); Physical & Health Ed. proposal (1973); policy on
faculty pursuing Ph.D.'s at U.D. (1973-74); Graduate Studies operations manual
(1975); Credit for internships, life & work experiences (1975); Job
description our graduate dean (1975); M.P.A. program (non-baccalaureate
admissions) (1976); Clinical laboratory administration/education proposal
(1977); academic dishonesty (1977); North Central Evaluation (1977).
4EH. OCA Committee
4EP. Graduate Division, Publications--
This series contains publications of the Graduate Division including Abstracts
of Masters Thesis (1941-48), Graduate Division course
offerings(1942?,1943,1946), A Manual for the Preparation of Graduate Theses,
1985. Also included are Manuals of the Graduate Division of the University of Dayton(1940-43).
4F Research
Institute
4FA. Publications (general) by and about
Research Institute (including CSERIAC publications)
@4FA(1) Annual Report of the Research
Institute (1958- 1961, superseded by Review of Research, see 4EA)
@4FA(2) Annual Financial
Report (1957-1973)
@4FA(3) Cudos Contact (1974-1977) 4FM
Related Materials (Research Institute: projections, proposals, etc. from
outside sources)
@4FA(4) Discovery (2008-)
4FC Center for
Competitive Change (UDRI)
4FM Related Materials (Research Institute:
projections, proposals, etc., from outside sources)
4FP Photo Directory
4G Office
for Computing Activities (See: 4TI for UDit)
@4G User Newser
(1976-1977)
@4G O.C.A. Newsletter
(1968-1971)
@4G Computing Activities
Office Newsletter (1979- )
4H Career Placement Center/ Career Services Center
4HA Cooperative Education
@4HA(1) Publications,
Newsletter (1975- )
4HB Career Placement Center publications
@4HB(1) Career Placement
Center
4J Arts and
Sciences (1882)
4JE(1) Dunbar Centennial
4L Ryan C. Harris Teaching Center (LTC - Learning Teaching Center)
@4L(1) LTC Newsletter
(2003- )
@4L(2) Barnstorming (a
literary journal)
4LA ArtStreet
@4LA(1)
4LL LEAD (Learning Enhancement and
Academic Development) [Tutoring] ( -2008) Student Learning Support (2008-)
@4LL(1) The Write Place Flyer (2003- )
4M Media Center (Media Services)
4N University
Honors/ Scholars Program (2008 = no more Berry Scholars)
4N(1) Honors/ Scholars
Program- Publications by and about
@4N(1) Honors News
(1985- )
4NA Honors/Scholars Program- Engineering
Seminar Theses (see also 24QG) Publications by and about events, correspondence
4NB Honors Program Theses(1983- )-- The
box lists, arranged alphebetically by author and by year of graduation, also
include title (and date, if given) on each thesis and provide the location for
each.
4NC Review Committee(1983-84)-- Materials
from the Review Committee, Linda Keir [Hinrichs] donated these files. This
committee was established by Bro. Joseph W. Stander, S.M., Vice-President for
Academic Affairs and Provost. Materials include: background information on the
Review Committee at UD, Committee Meeting minutes, drafts and final version of
the Committee Report.
4NG Graduate Guidance Center
4P Office
for Professional Development (Oct. 1981)
4PA Publications
@4PA(1) Developments (Oct. 1981-Oct.
1985) previous issues 3C(1)-- Newsletter for the faculty and staff of UD,
originally published the Center for Professional Development [December
1976-April 1981]. In October of 1981, the Office for Professional development
was set up under the Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Provost.
@4PA(1) The UD Professor
(Fall 1987- )
4Q Associate
Provost for Faculty Affairs (1990- )
4R Associate
Provost for Undergraduate Education
4S Associate
Provost for Academic Services
4T Associate Provost for Enrollment Management (formally
the Assistant V.P. for Enrollment Management) (including 1939 recruitment
letter)
4T(1) Strategic
Enrollment Management Plan
4 TI Associate Provost for Learning, Innovation
& Technology (See: 4G)
4 TI (1) UDit (previously: ACT =
Admin. Of Computing & Telecommunications
& OCA = Office of Computing
Activities)
4U International
Education
@4U(1) UDIAN
(1972-1975), located in 4U box
4V WVUD
4W Special Sessions (Office of Continuing Education),
including OSHER Lifelong Learning Institute (renamed 2004)
@4W(1) Night Flyer (1963-65), located in
4W box
@4W(2) The Lifelong Learner
4WD Nora Duffy Award
4WE Ohio Elderhostel
@4WE Ohio Elderhostel
(1990- )
4WI. Interdepartmental Summer Study
Abroad Program -- (ISSAP) Collection includes related correspondence, memos,
brochures, course descriptions. Incomplete, but covers 1966-80. Materials sent
by Dr.Leroy Eid (History Dept. Chairman).
4WM. METRO ( Metropolitan College at the University of Dayton)
4X Admissions
4XA. Publications --Various publications,
including an incomplete collection of Freshman profiles/ statistics (1964- ),
newsletters, departmental profiles, brochures, and pamphlets. (Some items are
also catalogued individually--eg., booklet entitled Go to College Clubs.)
@4XA Daytongram (1976)
@4XA University of Dayton Newsflashes (1974-1985)
#4XR Records -
#4XR(1) Admissions records found in
Archives. High School Transcript of boys admitted to St. Mary's Institute and
later UD (1910-1935)
5.
Student Services
5B Vice-President,
Student Development and Dean of Students
5BA Publications
@5BA Student Services
Annual Report (1971-1977)
@5BA(1) Student
Developments (1993- )
5BB Regulations, Rules
etc. (Including the Dean
of Students Operation Manual)
#5BB(1) Manual of
Operations - Operations Manual for offices reporting to the Dean of Students,
prepared in 1972. Offices include Dean of Students; Residence Life; Discipline
and Judiciaries; Housing; Health Services; Campus Security; John F. Kennedy
Union; Campus Ministry; Psychological Services.
5BD Office of Alcohol
and Drug Abuse Prevention
5BF Office Files (1) College of Women Materials(1935-60)-- Materials regarding women/coeducation at UD. These
materials had been in the files of Ms. Margaret Holland (Dean of Women, 1966;
Dean of Students, 1969; Vice-President for Student Development, 1973-84); she
passed them to Ellie Kurtz (Director, Kennedy Union) for 50th anniversary of
co-education preparations. Ms. Kurtz then gave them to the Archives in March of
1985. Includes: scrapbook with newspaper clippings, photos, etc. from first
years; chronicles (1935-38) kept by Sr. Marie Saint Eleanor (first Dean of
Women); materials and correspondence related to the Silver Anniversary of
Coeducation at UD (Ms. R. Kathleen Whetro, first lay Dean of Women; 1951-65);
materials related to May Queens and women's groups; Glamour magazine articles
on UD's Elizabeth Fleming.
5C Associate
Dean of Students: Human Services
5CA Publications
@5CA(1) The Human Touch
5CD.
Office for Students with Disabilities
5D Coordinator
of Critical Issues
5D(1) START program
(Students Talking About Real Topics)
5F Fraternities
and Sororities
5FF Individual
Fraternities
5FF(1) Alpha
Kappa Psi
5FF(2) Sigma Chi
5FI Inter-Fraternity Council
5FS Individual Sororities
5FS(1) Omega (1938-85)-- Memorabilia from
Omega Sorority (the first UD sorority). These items were brought to the
archives by Julie Sunkes (9-85: when the Omega Sorority "went
national" and changed its name/emblem) and Betsy McFarland (11-86: when it
was discovered that more Omega materials were still in the basement of the
sorority house). See inventory list (included with "box lists" in
Archives Office) for contents and locations of this collection.
5FS(2) Gamma Gamma Kappa(1962-86)/ Phi
Sigma Sigma (1986-87) -- GGK sorority was founded in 1962. In 1986, the
sorority went national to Phi Sigma Sigma, but in September of 1987, the
chapter closed completely. (The sorority intends to re-colonize in the spring
of 1989). Various photographs and items of memorabilia were deposited with the
University Archives (some temporarily) in the fall of 1987. See Inventory List
(included with "box lists" in Archives Office) for contents and
locations of this collection.
5FS(3) Alpa Phi - Dayton Chapter of Phi
Gamma Nu. Scrapbook contains photographs and other memorabilia.
5G Guidance Center/Psychological Services/Counseling
Center/Learning Assistance Center (LAC)
5GA Publications
@5GA Counseling Center News (1985- )
5GT Testing
5H Housing
Director
5H(1) CitiRama
5HA Publications
5I Health
Services
5IA Annual Report
5K Kennedy Union
5KA Administration
(Director)
5KL
Kennedy Union-JFK Library
5KU
University Activities (including
exhibits)
@5KU(1) Publications -- All publications
of the University Activities Office. Includes the Monthly Calendar (note: for
the monthly schedule/calendar of events from the University Communications
Office, see 7JA(2).) The Information Center (in Kennedy Union) published a
calendar/schedule of events, sometimes in unison with University Activities;
eventually, University Activities took over publication of this monthly
calendar (actually untitled). A summer calendar(May- June-July) is published in
its own format. - Directory of Student Organizations (1977- ) - Monthly
Calendar (1967- )
@5KU(2) Distinguished Visitors Speakers
Series became: Distinquished Speaker Series
@5KU(3) The Key
Newsletter (Student Activities Advisory Council)
5KU(4) Greek Life
5KU(5) Writer's
Workshop
5M Food
Services (Including
Minutes of the Committee for Faculty and Staff Dining Services)
5N Office of
Special Programs (1988)
General classification for materials
related the New Student Orientation Program. Collection is incomplete but
representative. Includes the hardbound publication variously called Beginning,
Beginnings, The Beginnings, New Student Record-- a kind of "new student
yearbook" with photographs of incoming freshmen--distributed at
orientation time. Students and the New Student Orientation Program Director are
involved in the preparation and distribution.
@5N Beginning(s), New
Student Record (1981- )
5N(1) New Student
Orientation Program (Office of Orientation)
Includes: Convocation, Blue Crew, Family Weekend, Parents
Weekend
And Green Book
5P Off-Campus
Centers (including Student Center South/ McGinnis Center: See 5Q)
5PA Publications
@5PA(1) Block Talk
(1974-1990)-- monthly newsletter of the Off Campus Center.
@5PA(2) McGinnis
Chronicle (Sep. 1990- )
@5PA(3) UD Grad and Law
Chronicle (1994- )
5Q Student Center South/McGinnis Center
5QA Publications (about
or from S.C.S.)
5R Residence
Life (Residential Programs)
5R(1) Neighborhood
Relations Council
5S Campus
Security or Office of Public Safety
Publications of the department. Includes
Department of Security Courtesy Guidebook and Traffic and Parking Regulations
(various editions).
Clery Act (Campus Safety and Security Act
Report - Yearly Report)
5W WDCR
@5W WDCR: Moving in New
Directions (nd)
6.
Students
6A Publications
and writing by individuals
(ALPHABETICALLY)-- Various papers of
students including themes written for classes. Papers on topics dealing with UD
are individually catalogued in the Archives. See also 20QF(1) Student Papers-
History.
6A Bigelow (about George
Mead)
6A Harris
6A(1) Correspondence -- Record group for
samples of student correspondence. Contains: 1) letter of May 1881 on St.
Mary's Institute stationery from two students (Frank Herr and Robert
Brachvolel) to former student, John Feick; 2) letter of January 4, 1881 to John
Feick (at St. Mary's Institute) from George Daniel, Jr. (refers to Fr. Meyers
and Bro. Rush); 3) letter of January 14, 1881 to John Feick (at St. Mary's
Institute) from George Daniel, Jr. 4) letter of February 22, 1881 to Lizzie
[Zipfel] from John A. Feick (at St. Mary's Institute). 5) Letter of Oct. 19,
1934 to Joseph Quatman from Dad, Letter of March 17, 1941 to Joe [Quatman] from
Dad. 6) Post card to Donald Rist (Alumni) from Frankie Hong (enlisted, WWII), Jan. 6, 1944.
6B Theses
and dissertations--
General sub-group for all theses and
dissertations written by students at the University. Small collection of early
unbound papers in boxes.
6C Student
Rosters
#@6C Roster of Students of the University
of Dayton 1850- 1950--various rosters, 1851-1917. Collection includes
handwritten lists of students (boarders and day students), student accounts,
and lists of students leaving for vacations.
#@6C Student Roster
(1954- )
@6C Register of Pupils of
St. Mary's Institute 1875-1909
6C(1) Graduate Rosters-- Various
compilations of graduates (St. Mary's Institute, St. Mary's College, UD).
Includes : Two working drafts of an alphabetical-chronological roster of
graduates (1885-1928; 1885-1948), a typed chronological list (1885-1927), and a
typed (carbon copy) alphabetical list of graduates, 1885-1950. This
last-mentioned document was probably a project accomplished in connection with
the Marianist Triple Centennial, 1949-50.
6G Student
Government (Student Council, Student Association)
6GA Publications -- Various publications
prepared or sponsored by Student Government. Collection includes:
Constitutions, Student Directories, brochures and booklets (on Student
Government, student rights, information for new students, educational reform at
UD), and other miscellaneous documents, new releases, calendars, announcements.
@6GA Student Telephone
Directory (1965- )
@6GA(1) Campus Delecti
(1966-69?)
@6GA(2) Euraenis
(1968-69)
@6GA(3) Your's (1975-76)
@6GA(4) Student
Association Message (1979- )
@6GA(4) UD Spectrum
(1987- ) @(5) Happenings (1989- )
@6GA(6) The Progress
(1993-)
@6GA(7)
SGA Feedback (Dec.2000- )
6GR Records
6GR(1) 1963-74-- Records of the Student
Council, 1963-67; Student Government, 1967-75; Student Association, 1976-78.
Includes: budgets, accounting records, bills, minutes, agendas, reports,
constitutions. Also, some correspondence. Subjects include: fraternity
recognition, R.O.T.C. on campus, National Student Association, the Grant case,
the constitutional revision, Homecoming, Experimental College and Alternative Center for Education at Dayton. Received from Student Association in two batches in
1979-80. One binder received in 1982.
6GR(2) 1956-57, 1959, 1962-63-- Miscellaneous
records of the Student Council: Minutes, 1956-57; Minutes of May 5, 1959;
Committee Reports, 1962-63. These materials were received by Archives in 1982.
6GS SGA scrapbooks
containing photos, news articles, and flyers for SGA-sponsored events.
6GW Central Women's
Organization
6H Student Life Council (Student Welfare Council)
@6H Student Handbook
(1960- )
6L Student
Life
6P Publications
6P(1) Underground Newspapers--Student
underground, alternative and protest newspapers published during the late 1960s
and early 1970s. Includes issues of the Advocate, The Free Voice, Wanna Buy a
Duck?, and various others. Obtained from John Judge, student activist and draft
counselor, through the Peace Studies Institute, and various other sources.
Also: issues of short-lived "The Aroundabout", 1984-85 alternative
newspapers.(see box list)
6P(2) Leader's Digest
6PA Academic Group (CORE
Program)
@6PA Encore (April 1988)
6PL Literary Magazines
6PL Student Literary Publications
@6PL The Exponent
(1902-1969)
@6PL(2) Orpheus (1969- )
(1) Exponent account book (1903-09). Lists subscribes and advertisers, money
received and money disbursed.
6PN Newspapers
@6PN Flyer News (earlier issues called
"U. of D. News" or "The News"), (Oct. 1, 1927; Feb. 1930-March
1944; Oct. 1946-present). AND Flyer News supplemental material (publication
schedule)
@6PN(1) Exponent News
(1921-1923)
@6PN(2) Bricks in the
Wall (April 22,1980)
@6PN(3) The Red and the
Blue (1946)
@6PN(4) Le
Petit Bavard (1937-40), A.E.L. microfilm
6PP Political/ Social
Issues
@6PP(1) Afrika Club
6PR Religious
Publications
@6PR(1) Catholic Action
Reprints (1941-1967)
@6PR(2) The Vine
(1980-1982)
6PW Women's Equality Now
@6PW(1) Women's Equality
News (1994- )
6PY Yearbooks
@6PY Daytonian (1905- ),
not published 1931-1934,1944 do not have 1921
6Q Performing
Arts
6QD Dramatics
6QM Musicals
6S Student
Organizations
6SA Flyer HAMs (Amateur
Radio Club)
6SD Departmental
(Academic, Professional)
6SD(1) American Society of Mechanical
Engineers-- A scrapbook describing the activities of the UD chapter of the ASME
from 1936-47. Includes membership lists, minutes of meetings, newspaper
clippings, photographs, correspondence. Contains information on Susan Martin,
UD's first coed engineering student, the UD Math club, UD alumni in World War
II, charitable activities of ASME; A Scrapbook including minutes, clippings,
correspondence from September 1947 to January 1952. Contains a dedication
program for M.E. laboratory (Oct. 17, 1949) signed by C.F. Kettering, some
materials pertaining to Marianist Triple Centennial, 1949-50.
6SD(2) Ohio Society of Professional
Engineers-- One scrapbook describeing the activities of the UD chapter of the
OSPE from 1948 to 1954 Includes membership lists, minutes of meetings,
photographs, newspaper and magazine clippings, correspondence.
6SD(3) Delta Sigma Pi--Records of the UD
chapter of the international business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi and its local
predecessor, Theta Pi Beta. Theta Pi beta started in 1961 and changed to Delta
Sigma Pi in 1963. The chapter disbanded around 1973. Records obtained from
Robert Kriegbaum, faculty advisor.
6SD(4) Mathematics Club -- Materials from
and about the Mathematics Club. Includes the club's Annual Bulletin (vols.
1-4), 1946-50.
6SD(5) Sigma
Delta Pi- card catalog
@6SD(5) Sigma
Delta Pi News (1937-62)
6SD(6) SEA (Student
Education Association)
@6SD(6) SEA Scope
(1961-1962)
6SD(7) SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise)
6SD(8) PRSSA (Public Relations Students
Society of America)
@6SD (8) Flyer Imprint
Newsletter (PRSSA) (2003- )
6SD(9)
Phi Delta Kappa
6SF Flying Club
6SH Honors
6SH(1) Mu Alpha Omega
(1994?)
@6SH(1)
Golden Key Honor Society, UD Chapter
6SL Social
6SL(1) Black Action
Through Unity, publications:
@6SL(1) UHURU, The Black
Perspective (1977- )
6SP Political
6SP(1) Young Republicans
@6SP(1) The College
Republican (1989- )
@6SP(2) Right on Campus
(1998 - )
6SR Religious
6SR(1) Sodalities-- Materials relating to
Sodalities formed on the UD campus including minutes of meetings 1875-1924,
lists of members.
6SR(2) Holy Name Society--Minute book of
the society organized in January 1906. Minutes end with the March 15, 1919 meeting.
6SR(3) League of the Sacred Heart/
Apostleship of Prayer-- a) Volume, Paperback notebook, with list of the
members: 1884, 1885, and 1889. b) Volume containing lists of member (1905- 21)
of the League. Volume is incomplete: letters A and B are missing. c) Volume
with minutes from November 1900 through June 1901. Roll call for Promoters'
Meeting located at rear. d) Volume with minutes of meetings of Promoters for
1908-09, list of members, dues paid, balance sheets, and attendance sheets.
6SR(4) Mariology Club
6SR(5) Fellowship of
Christian Students
6SS Service
6SS(1) Ohio Public
Interest Research Group, OPIRG
6SS(2) Students for
Animal Awareness
@6SS(3) EARTHLINE,
publication of the University of Dayton club EARTH
@6SS(4)TEAMUD (1999- )
Diversity Awareness organization-includes newsletters (The Occasional (1999- )
and The Perspective (2000 - )
6ST Study Clubs
@6ST(1) I.R.C. News (1939-48),
publication of the International Relations Club
@6ST(2) Peace Studies
Int./ Plowshares (1981- )
@6ST(3) Right to Life
6SV Veterans
Organizations
6SV(1) Dayton Veteran's Club (1954) --
Constitution, announcements, membership list and brochure. Two copies of
"The Vet".
6SW Women's Organizations
6SW(1) U.D. Women's
Center
6T Textbooks
6V Events (dances, etc.)
7.
University Relations
(Former Title:
University Advancement; Athletic Programs and Facilities)
7A General
@7A UD Report (1957-1964)
@7A Report from the University of Dayton (1957-1967)
@7A Focus (1967-1980)
7B Vice-President
for University Relations (until 1987)
7BA Publications By and
About
7C Vice-President
for University Advancement (1987- )
7CA Publication By and
About
7CS John Stuart Society
7D Director
of Alumni Relations
7DA Alumni Directors
Files
7DA(1) Folder from Joe McLaughlin (1972)
-- Material received from Joseph McLaughlin, Alumni Director. Reports of
workshops, recommendations by national alumni board, document on development of
a department of Alumni Relations and other documents.
7DC Alumni College -- Materials relating
to the "Alumni College", a program of academic activities offered as
short courses to Alumni and others. Started in 1977 with the "Right to
Live While Dying Symposium".
7DN Alumni Association
7DN(1) Meeting Minutes
from the Alumni Association Board of Directors and other updates from the
Board, such as their Annual Review and Campaign Plans, from 1957-1969.
7DP Alumnus Publications (including serials)
@7DP Alumnus [1929-1982,
continued as Dimensions see 7JA(3)]
@7DP Young Alum (news
for classes of 1991-99) (published by Annual Fund)
7DP Alumni Directory [1987, 1992]
7DR Reunions
7DR Reunion Golden Jubilee, class of
7DR(2)
Reunion weekends including memory books (1990-1996), (1996- )
7DS Staff- Materials of
and about
7E By and
about individual Alumni/ae
7E-Boeke, Linus-Letters
thanking Boeke for his donations to UD. Boeke served on the Alumni Committee
and was involved with UD throughout his post-graduation years. Boeke donated
several important items to the UD collection, including the minutes of the
Alumni Association and other various articles and programs relating to the
University.
7E-Bradmiller, Lionel F., Collection--
Small amount of family- and University of Dayton-related materials which were
received from the estate of Lionel F. Bradmiller (Class of 1925). The three
Bradmiller brothers (Frederick, Edwin, and Lionel) attended St. Mary's
Institute/the University of Dayton Preparatory/ the University of Dayton; a list of their years of attendance is included in Folder 1 of this collection. Various
certificates and diplomas received by each of them are included here. Some UD-
related artifacts from Mr. Bradmiller's home were also received; these are
listed with the Box List for his collection (with indication of their
location). The Bradmillers, especially Lionel, were steady benefactors of the
university. Lionel died on February 7, 1985; he willed half of his estate to
the university immediately and the remainder upon the death of other beneficiaries.
7E-Carmody, William H., Papers-- Includes
2 letters to Doctor William Wohlleben, professor of Chemistry, photographs, and
reprints of 2 articles co-authored by Carmody.
7E-Dickman, Joseph Theodore, 1856-27--
Scrapbook of newspaper articles relating career of Major General Joseph T.
Dickman. Reprint of article on Dickman from the Ohio Stat Archeological and
Historical Quarterly. Microfilm copy of a thesis by Sister Mary Clement Stueve,
Major General Joseph T. Dickman: His Life and Military Career. Dickman attended
St. Mary's Institute for one year.
7E-Garster, Mary-Papers
written by Mary Garster as a student, her Explanations of Art, Exponent news
articles featuring pieces written by her, correspondence on awards from the
Montgomery County Fair (flower arranging), materials related to her teaching
career, and a photo of the Class of 1935, her graduating class.
7E-Morse, Bette
Rogge-Rogge, who an alum of UD's undergraduate and graduate program
in speech and went on to become a faculty member for ten years. She then was
the host of the popular television show, Bette Rogge Morse Show, and
donated over 400 tapes to UD archives that feature her many interviews with
famous celebrities.
7E-Pederson, Charles J.,
(1904- ) [HF]-Several articles about Charles Pederson and papers he wrote. Mr.
Pederson had a long career working for Dupont. He shared the Nobel Prize in
Chemistry for the discovery of crown ethers in 1987. Mr. Pederson was also the
winner of the Distinguished Alumni Award.
7E-Quatman, Joseph-- This series contains
correspondence and memorabilia of Joseph Quatman, U.D. Alumni. The folder
contains photocopies of 2 letters located in 6A(1)-student correspondence and various
items. The location is noted on the photocopies.
7E-Rist, Donald-- Pages photocopied from
a dismounted scrapbook which belonged to Donald Rist, Class of 1944. The
current location of each original item is indicated on the back of the
respective photocopied pages; photocopied items dated from 1938-44. A UD
postcard from 1944 reflects clearly the influence of WWII on college students
of that time. (see 6A(1). The scrapbook was delivered to the University
Archives by M. Bridget Cloran, a UD Student and granddaughter to Mr. Rist.
7E-Whelan, Bernard L.-- An aviation
pioneer, Bernard L. Whelan (1890-1983) graduated (Business) from St. Mary's
Institute in 1908. He was one of the "Early Birds" (persons who flew
solo before December 17, 1916). Whelan had a fine collection of books and other
materials related to the early history of aviation; these he promised to his
daughter who agreed they would come to U.D. after her death. His widow, Blanche
Whelan, sent one small box of materials to U.D., in 1986. Included here are
some correspondence related to the Aviation Hall of Fame; miscellaneous copies
of "Early Bird" and other aviation-related materials; photographs of
airplanes and people involved with Mr. Whelan during his lifelong career; and a
booklet [1922] with articles written by the Wright Brothers.
7ED Distinguished Alumni
Award
7ER Alumni in Priesthood and Religious
Life -- List of UD Alumni (and former students) who entered priesthood and
religious life, 1850-1970. It was on display in Chaminade Hall for years; it
was updated in 1970. Display was dismantled in 1982. Bro. Elmer Lackner, S.M.,
forwarded list to Archives
7F Honorary
Degree Recipients
7F(1) Official Citations
7FA Publications By and
About
7FA-Reiling--Book petitioning if an
honorary degree will be granted to Charles H.Reiling. Includes brief biography
of Mr. Reiling, letters from social and business acquaintances, cover letter,
and letter of acceptance.
7FB Biographies
7G Associate
Director of Development-Development
Office
7GA Publications
@7GA Campaign Report of
the University of Dayton (1984-1987)
7GB Development, Office of
7GB(1) Office Files-- One ledger which
records donations from September 1907 to July 1912 for the first, second, and
third endowment funds list name of donor, amount received, address for 1908.
Entries for the endowment funds list name of donor, amount received, address of
donor, name of solicitor, and remarks, as well as date and acknowledgement.
7GB(2) Annual Campaigns
/ Development Campaigns - Records of the sixth-fourteenth annual campaigns,
1958-67. Includes plans, correspondence, statistics, publicity and reports. Also
records of the campaign for the Fieldhouse.
7GB(3) Annual Fund
7GG Planned Giving/ (1987) Major Gift
Planning, scholarship brochures, and other publications Various materials
including Scholarship Fund brochures, "Fund-Raising Survey Report:
Prepared for University of Dayton (December 29, 1969), etc. One folder of
correspondence (from January 1957) between Bro. Elmer Lackner, S.M.,
then-director of Public Relations, and Mr. George B. Quatman, regarding the University of Dayton Foundation Fund. Mr. Quatman was among the original trustees of that
endowment fund. These letters reveal some historical background on it; they
were sent to Cletus Oberst, Director of Planned giving, on December 12, 1988, by Joseph B. Quatman (George's son). Leo Meyer Society.
7GP Serial Publications
@7GP(1) Development News
from the University of Dayton (1956-1957)
@7GP(2) Fact-O-Gram for
Business Executives (1956-1978)
@7GP(3) Honor Roll: University of Dayton (1977-1980); note** prior to 1977, such recognition of donors/donations was made in
FOCUS--Spring issues, 1971 to 1974-- see 7A.
@7GP(4) In Appreciation-
continuation of Honor Roll (1981- )
@7GP(5) The University
Builder (1923-26)
@7GP(6) Profitable Partnerships (1990- )
GT Annual Support Programs, Telefund
@7GP(7) Campaign Report of the University of Dayton
7GR Experimental College
7GT Annual Support
Programs, Telefund, Annual Giving
7J Information Services (University Communications;
PUBLIC RELATIONS) (Office of University Communications, 2008 - )
7JA Publications
@7JA(1) News From the University of Dayton (1970- ) (news releases) **news releases no longer kept as serial**
@7JA(2) Schedule of Events/ Calendar of
Events (1966- 1972, 1978-86)-- University Communications (formerly called Public
Relations Department, Information Services) now publishes a monthly
"Calendar of Events" which is sent out about once a month in advance
to various public media centers and offices on campus. The archives collection
begins (November 1978) with the monthly "Announcement" of events put
out by Information Services/University Communications; these predated the
current "Calendar of Events" which University Communications began in
February 1981 in its present format (although this is not always maintained
exactly). Note: The Public Relations Department published a "Schedule of
Events" From 1966-72: also classified as 7JA(2) The Information Center,
University Relations, Union Activities/University Activities Organization also
published a "Schedule of Events" dating from the early 1970s; it has
gone through a number of different formats: see 5KU(1).
@7JA(3) Dimensions
(1982- )
7JA(4) Telephone
Directories, faculty/staff, resident/student
7JA(5) Speakers Guide
@7JA(6) University of Dayton Quarterly (1991-)
@7JA(7)
Black Alumni Chronicle
@7JA(8)
In The News (1997- )
@7JA(9)
Discovery
7JD Office Files
7JD(1)Information Files
(boxes 1-9 in original folders)
7JD(2) Information Files
(boxes 10-30 in acid free folders
7JD(3)
Information Files (Boxes 31-)
7L Placement
7LA
Publications
7LA(1)Placement
Assistance Letter (1978-1979)
7LA(2) Annual Reports
7M Marianist
Award (1950-1967)--
Materials (news releases, programs, etc.)
related to the Marianist Award, 1950 through 1967. These were received from
Information Services and various other sources.
7N Financial
Aid, put all brochures and publications under general number 7N
@7N Financial Aid News
(1975-1986)
7NE Student Employment
Office
7O Vice-
President for Athletic Programs and Facilities
7OA University of Dayton Arena
7OA(1) Arena Events
7OA(2) Legal
Actions/Issues
7OA(3) Arena Services
7OA(4) Arena Income
7OA(5) Arena Reports
7OA(6) Arena Maintenance and Utilities
7OA(7) Correspondences/ Arena Complaints
7OA(8) Arena Projects/ Improvements
7OA(9) City of Dayton
7OA(10) Arena
Procedures/ Guidebooks/ Manuals
7OA(11)
NCAA
7OA(12)
Misc. Arena Blueprints
7P Intramural
(Athletics, Intramural, Recreational (Sports)
@7P Intramural
Highlights (1974-1975)
7PF Recreation Facilities-task force on recreational and intramural
facilities
7R Intercollegiate
Athletics
7R(1)Information File-- Files kept by
Information Services regarding UD's athletic program. Clippings, new releases,
articles, etc. 1960-69.
7R(2) St. Mary's Athletic Association/
U.D. Athletic Association -- Typescript of St. Mary's Athletic Association
Board of Directors meetings for the years 1908-09 and 1909-10. Matters
discussed include appointments of managers, purchase of equipment, and awarding
of prizes. Received from Joe McLaughlin, Alumni Placement Office. Original
longhand minutes were in Harry Baujan's possession, but are now lost. This
classification also includes photocopies of correspondence between managers of
St. Mary's Athletic Association and Wittenberg College Athletic Association
(late 1911 through October 1912). Matters discussed include scheduling of
games/meets, selection of game officials, setting of admission fees, exchanges
over a missing football. Photocopies were received from Mr. Bob Lee Mowery,
Wittenberg University Library. Two financial record books of the Athletic
Association:
1). S.M.I. Athletic Association: High
School Athletics, 1918- 19, 1919-20, and College Athletics 1918-19 through
1919-20.
2). University of Dayton Athletic
Association: 1924-29: contains financial statements and athletic records, all
sports, 1924-29; Ruling on Awards; All Letter Men Lists 1903- .* (Actually,
only letter men from 1920-27 are listed).
7RB Basketball (information by and about)
HF-- Miscellaneous publications related to basketball at the University of Dayton (other than press books and game programs). Includes memorial tribute to
Tom Blackburn, banquet programs, season schedules, newspaper articles, and
statistics, posters and scrapbooks (1963/64, 1965/66, 1966/67). Some of these
items were found in the Fieldhouse in 1985.
@7RB(1) Pressbooks/Media
Guides/Prospectus (M), (1951-)
@7RB(2) Pressbooks (W),
(1980- )
7RB(3) Programs
7RB(4) Basketball Motion Pictures/ Video
Tapes (M)--Individual games of the UD Men's Basketball Team. Also included is a
video tape entitled HIGHLIGHTS FOR 1984-85-Recruiting Year, no.35.
7RB(5) Scorebooks, Women's
(1980-1989)
7RB(6) Statistics and
Information, Women's (1982-1986)
7RB(7) Certificates and
Awards, Women's
7RB(8) Game Files (1975-1988)-- Includes
NCAA Score Summary Sheets, Game Notes, Stats, etc. for each game.
7RB(9) Basketball Team Records
(1903-1937)- Records include, listing of team members, coaches, managers, and
captains. Also includes each game's financial report, score and opponent's
name. (No Records for 1916-1918)
7RB(10) Basketball Records listed by
Opponent (~1906-1971)--Records list year UD played opponent, scores, and states
whether UD won, lost or tied game. Records start at approximately 1906 and run
until about 1971.
7RB(11) Scorebooks (1925-1967)
7RB(12) Scrapbooks
(1950-1972)
7RC The Flyers Club
(1955) - Booster organization for UD athletics.
7RE Baseball
7RE(1) Scorebook, 1966-- This series
contains the University of Dayton Baseball Score book, March 3, 1966-April 26,
1966.
7RE(2) Statistics and Information,
1901-1980
7RE(3)
Scrapbooks
7RE(4)
Scorebooks
7RF Football --Various publications
related to football at the University of Dayton (other than press books and
game programs). Includes Souvenir book from Salad Bowl (1952), First Ohio Collegiate
Football Record Book (compiled by U.D.), and copies of several lengthy 1925
newspaper articles about the Stadium and its dedication. Two football
scrapbooks--one from 1924, kept by Walter Achiu (Class of 1926) and one from
Howard Lansdowne (Class of 1941) were found in the Fieldhouse in 1985, along
with a large envelope ("Harry Baujan/Univ of Dayton") with folders of
newspaper clippings about UD football (1939-1943). Another scrapbook (source
unclear) was given at a later date.
@7RF(1) Pressbooks
(1950- )
7RF(2) Programs
7RF(3) Football Team Records (1905-1950)-Records
include, listing of team members, coaches, managers, and captains. Also
includes each game's financial report, score and opponents name. (No Records
for 1943-1945)
7RF(4) Freshman Football
(1952-1969)-Material includes stats,
rosters, and Misc. dealing with freshman football.
7RF(5)Football game files (1981-1988)-
Includes NCAA Score Summary Sheets, Game Notes, Stats, etc. for each game.
7RF(6)
Football Scrapbooks
7RG Golf
7RG(1)
Statistics and Information
7RG(2) Early Golf Records
7RH Histories
7RH(1) Women's Athletics -- Material
related to the history of Women's Athletics at UD. Received from Dr. Elaine
Dreidame and Dr. Doris Drees. Includes a 27-page history (1935 -85) prepared by
Dr. Dreidame for the 50th anniversary of coeducation at UD and other materials
she collected and used for this project. Also includes a WAA letter and a
ticket to the NCAA 1984 Women's Division II Basketball Championship
Quarterfinal game and a scrapbook (1950s) from Dr. Drees.
7RI Sports Information
Director
7RI(1) Publicity, news releases, etc.--
This series is reserved for all press releases, information sheets, and other
publicity which is issued from the office of the Sports Information Director.
Archives started receiving this material in 1978. Dates back to 1962. Includes
a hanging file of correspondence of the Sports Publicity Director.
7RK Ice
Hockey Team
7RN
Fencing
7RO Softball
7RS Soccer
@7RS(1) Soccer Press
Books (1989-)
7RS(2) Men's
Soccer Programs
7RS(3)
Men's Soccer Scorebooks [HF]
@7RS(4)
Women's Soccer Press Books
7RT Tennis (added two
folders)
7RU Track
7RV Volleyball
@7RV Volleyball press
books (1989- )
7RV(2)
Volleyball Info [HF]
7RV(3)
Volleyball Certificates and Awards
7RW Wrestling
7RW Wrestling Scorebooks
(1983-1986)
7V Events
7VA Alumni Association
Annual Dinner
7VB Athletic Association
Annual Banquet
7VC Christmas on Campus,
Christmas Events. Also: 5K(3), 1VB
7VH Homecoming
7W Scrapbooks
(on microfilm)
Collection consists of eighty-five
scrapbooks received via Information Services (predecessor of University
Communications). Eighty volumes (1906-77) were microfilmed in 1982. Five
(early, less organized) volumes were not microfilmed. Emphasis throughout is
heavily on sports and sports figures, but even those scrapbooks devoted mainly
to sports frequently include some other articles (e.g., obituaries of students
or faculty, dedication ceremonies, military or Marianist visitors, Holy Name
rallies, wedding announcements, speakers on campus, faculty and administrative
appointments, commencements, musical or dramatic presentations, etc.). Volume
14 is a compilation of articles related to the Albert Emanuel Library, Albert
and Victor Emanuel; Volume 15 also contains some Emanuel information.
Scrapbooks designated as "Academic" contain miscellaneous articles on
students and alumni, their activities, achievements, etc. See box lists for
general overview and microfilm indications.
7W(1) Additional scrapbook material (post
1977), including material from 1978-1985 donated by the Marianist Province
Archives.
8.
Libraries
8A Publications
--
Brochures, clippings, miscellaneous
reports and other publicity about both Albert Emanuel Library and the new
library.
@8A(1) The A.E.L. (1957-1961)
@8A(2) Booklists/ Books
added to the Collections (1982- )
@8A(3) Roesch Library
UPDATE (1987- )
8A(4) Collections
Development Policy
8A(5)
The Online Grapevine
@8A(6)
Stall Talk
@8A(7) InfoNews
@8A(8) Libraries'
Update
@8A(9) Intellectual
Commons
@8A10)
Libraries Guide (Fall 2008- )
8C Library
Committee
8C(1) Minutes -- Minutes of the advisory
Library Committee, started in 1965, composed of members of the faculty, one
librarian, and the Director of Libraries. Includes proposed five-year plan 1966
-70 for the library; budgeting considerations, plans for facilities, etc.
8C(2) Services and Resource Council (SRC)
8D Director (From 1993 to present known as Dean of
Libraries and Information Technologies / later changed to Dean of Libraries
(Roesch & Marian Libraries)
8DA Annual Report of
Director
8DA(1) AEL: Report
8DA(2) Annual Report
1964-
8DB Office Files
8DB(1) Library Dedication Ceremony
Disturbance-- Correspondence and news articles concerning the disturbance of
the Library dedication ceremony, Sept. 25, 1971. Includes correspondence
between Raymond Nartker, director of libraries, and library staff members,
administration, Student Court, and various other people. Also, newspaper
coverage of the disturbance including Flyer News, Dayton papers, and
underground student papers articles.
#8DB(2)
Library Office Files (Brother Roesch from 1954-1962)
#8DB(3)
Bro. Nartker's Files
#8DB(4) Dr. Edward
Garten (1985-2003 ?) (including Interim Deans-Jenkins & Webb)
#8DB(5)
Dean Kathleen Webb (2005 - )
8DC Publicity and
clippings
8DC(1) Publicity, Clippings-- Scrapbook
received from Raymond Nartker, director of libraries; includes picture of
dedication of A.E.L., newspaper accounts, various publicity about A.E.L. and
the new library, and architectural drawings of the new library.
8DD Budget
8DD(1)-- One folder of correspondence and
budget allocations for the 1938-39 library book budget.
#8DG
Gift Donations to Roesch Library
8DS Systems Specialist
#8F Self-surveys
(arranged chronologically) (for accreditation). Classification for materials
related to self-surveys made by the library. Materials probably received from
Bro. Walter Roesch's files, on the 1956-57 self-survey, especially the library
portion of that survey. Includes reports from various sub-committees, final
library report, correspondence and notes of Bro. Roesch. 1977-one volume of
materials put together as the library's contribution to the 1977 self-study. Includes
answers to the questions posed by the university self-study committee as well
as statistics and information from earlier reports.
8FA Self-Studies (not for accreditation)
8H Histories
of the Library
8M Marian
Library
8MA Publications By or
About
@8MA(1) Newsletter (Original Series,
1944- 1960(incomplete) and New Series, 1970- )
@8MA(2) Marian Library
Studies (new series, 1967-1984)
@8MA(3) Marian Library Studies (old
series, 1952- 1967)-- earlier titles were Marian Reprints
8MA(4) Booklists
@8MA(5) A Marian Library
Study (1953-1960)
8MC Conferences, Programs
(sponsored by M.L.)
8MD Director
8ME Exhibits
8ME(1) Art celebrating Mary, Vatican City Exhibit (2001)
8MI Marian Library Institute, IMRI
(International Marian Research Institute)
8MN Anniversaries
8O OhioLINK Materials (UD affiliation), includes history
of OhioLINK (OLIS)
#8P Personnel / Positions
8Q Library
Departments
8QA Acquisitions
8QA(1) Acquisitions Lists-- This subgroup
is an open group for lists of purchases made by acquisitions, etc. Includes one
book listing purchases 1941-48. 8QB Cataloging
8QB Cataloging
8QC Circulation
8QC(1) Statistics Sept.
1938-Feb. 1952, 1978-1986
8QD
Associate Director of Public Services
8QG Government Documents
8QM Dept. Heads Meetings
(Executive Committee)
8QP Periodicals
8QP(1) List of Holdings
(1950- )
8QR Reference (Information
Services) Annual reports, also known as unit reviews.
8QS Reserve
8QS(1) Copyright-A Guide
for Faculty
8QX Archives
8QX(1) Oral History Project-- Papers of
Brother Joseph Gaudet, S.M., director of Oral History Project, 1974-77.
Transcripts of interview are filed under 1H.
8R Restructuring / Reorganization / Organizational Charts
8S Library Advancement Association (LAA)
(2000-2008)
Replaced by: Library Advisory Committee (LAC)
(2008 - )
@8S(1) LAA
Newsletter
8U U.S. Catholic Collection
8V Events
8VH Honors, Awards--Bro.
Klick Award
8VR Brother Frank Ruhlman
Award--information about award and winners
20.
College of Arts & Sciences
20A Publications
20A (1) The College
20AA Catalogs
20B College Regulations, Rules, etc.
20B(1) Operations Manual-- Notebook
containing rules of operation for the College as of September 1974, with
revision through January 1976. Includes a "Manual for Counselors; Bachelor
of Arts Degree"; Operation Manual--September, 1973- hectograph copy;
Counseling Students in the College of Arts and Sciences-- March, 1965-
hectograph copy, no cover; June 1966- mimeographed copy with cover (title:
Guidelines for Counseling Students).
20C Committees
20C(1) Fund for
Christian Humanitarian Committee
20C(2) Academic Affairs Committee College
of Arts and Sciences and AAC Executive Committee minutes and documents
20C(3) Department
Chairpersons and Program directors
20C(4) The Ad Hoc Committee of the
College of Arts and Sciences (general education clusters)
20D Deans
20DA Annual Report of the
Dean
20DB Office Files
20DB(1) Correspondence
from the Dean
20DC Publicity, Clippings
20DF Center for the
Study of Family Development
@20DF Center for the
Study of Family Development Newsletter (Sep. 21, 1979)
20E Assistant
Dean for Humanities
20EB Office Files
#20EB(1) 1969-73 Department Reports -
Miscellaneous minutes, reports and correspondence of the Humanities Departments
sent to Assistant Dean for Humanities, Rocco Donatelli, 1969-73. Departments
include: American Studies, Communication Arts, English, History, languages,
PVA, Philosophy and Religious Studies.
20F Raymond L. Fitz, S.M. Center for Leadership in
Community
@20F(1) Community Leader Newsletter
20G Alumni
Chair in Humanities
20GV Humanities Symposium
(Viva Humanities!)
20H Histories
of the College
20J Judaic Studies
20Q Individual
Departments of Instruction
20QA Physics (1903)
20QB Chemistry (1910)
20QC Military Science
(1919)
20QC(1) Sound Off
@20QC(2) R.O.T.C.
Newsletter (1976-1979)
20QC(3) Army ROTC2 Cadet
Handbook (late 1950's c.)
20QD Biology (1920)
20QE English (1920)
20QE(1) Paul Laurence Dunbar Centennial--
Announcements of and correspondence pertaining to the Centennial Celebration in
honor of Paul Laurence Dunbar, sponsored by the Dept. of English, the Institute
for Christian Renewal, the Center for Afro-American Studies, the Dayton
Foundation and the Ohio Arts Council, held Oct. 19-21, 1972. Herbert Woodward
Martin was the initiator and organizer of the celebration.
20QE(2) Office Files 1963-72-- Office
records created during Dr. B.J. Bedard's tenure. Includes minutes of meetings
and committee appointments. Files are incomplete.
20QF History (1920)
20QF(1) Student's Papers - for Dr. W.
Steiner. A group of papers written for various history seminar classes
conducted by Dr. Wilfred J. Steiner, 1963-65. Most of the papers deal with
various aspects of Dayton history including papers on the Kossuth Colony of
Dayton; John C. Shyea, founder of UD's first law school; Thomas Owen Lowe;
Dayton State Hospital; Dayton's brewing industry; Dayton Soldiers Home; L.
Luzern Custer; Dayton Urban League; Letters of David W. and Frances B.
Schaeffer, Everett Paul Larsh, Christian Shiveley, Reuben B. Swank; Origin of
Mt. St. John.
20QF(2) Summer Institute-- Proposals and
final reports of the Summer Institutes given by the History Department 1965-69.
These Institutes were the result of grants from the federal government under
the National Defense Education Act in 1965, 1966, 1967, and 1968; and the
Education Professions Development Act in 1969. Received from the History
Department in 1978.
20QF(3) Office files to 1967--
Correspondence of department head Dr. Wilfred Steiner with various campus
offices, including Presidents Renneker, Seebold, and Roesch, dean Mann of Arts
& Sciences, graduate deans, vice- presidents, Provosts Stanley and Lee; Dr.
Samuel E. Flook, a benefactor; and others. To December, 1967. Received from the
history department, November 1978.
20QF(4) Publications
@20QF(4) Report from
History Department(1974- 1977)
@20QF(4) History
Newsletter/ Clio's Chronicle (1977- ) Past and Future (1998-)
20QF(5) Phi Alpha Theta
Honor Society
20QF(6) Pre-law Program
20QG Languages (1920)
20QG(1) Adalante en
Espanol
@20QG(2) The Foreign
Exchange (1979- )
20QH Mathematics (1920)
20QH(1) National Mathematics Honor
Society-- Materials related to the National Mathematics Honor Society of
Secondary Schools, an organization founded in 1945 at the University of Dayton (Mathematics Department) and governed by a board consisting of math faculty and alumni.
Includes copies of: Handbook, Annual Bulletin, a newsletter (The Mathescope)
along with some other miscellaneous items. Also in the possession of the
Archives are: the original Constitution of the N.M.H.S. of S.S., a large
decorative ceremonial and a bound folder with sample charters for member
schools. Most of these materials came to the Archives via Richard E. Peterson
(Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences, member of mathematics Department). Note:
a speech given by Fritz to the Honor Society is located under 3A Fritz.
NOTE: a speech given by Bro.Fritz to the Honor Society is
located under (SA Fritz)
@20QH(1) Mathescope
(1959-1960)
@20QH(2) Mathematics
Department Newsletter (1986- )
20QI Philosophy (1920)
@20QI(1) Publications,
Philosophy Department Annual (1974- ), etc.
20QI(2) 1966-67 Doctoral Controversy--
Folder contains clippings (from various newspapers)dealing with the philosophy
department's doctrinal dispute in which Professor Dennis Bonnette and others
accused four members of the department of teaching doctrines contrary to the
Catholic Church's magisterium. Also, statements by Fr. Raymond Roesch, S.M. and
the President's Ad Hoc Committee for the Study of Academic Free Freedom at the University of Dayton.
20QI(3) Office Files-- Includes
departmental meeting minutes 1955-1973; undergraduate committee minutes
1970-73; graduate committee minutes 1967-73; advisory committee minutes
1969-73; course and enrollment information 1958-73.
20QI(4) Richard R. Baker Philosophy
Colloquiuum (2002 = 29th annual / 2008 = 33rd annual)
20QJ Sociology,
Anthropology, and Social Work (1921) Includes Social Work Self-study
20QJ@(1) Publication -
Endeavor (1994- )
20QK Theological Studies/Religious
Studies (Including Canvassing Project for Humanities Departments, 1973.)
@20QK(1)
Zehlerisms (1978-1982)
20QL Geology
(1937)
20QM Psychology
(1937)
20QN Political Science (1938) Tenure Committee
(Folder 5) also contains materials about tenure proceedings for the entire
college.
20QN(1) Materials from the Masters in
Public Administration Program (MPA). This includes Leadership in Building
Communities Reports.
20QO Home Economics
(HUMAN ECOLOGY DEPT.) (1941)
20QO(1) Scrapbook, Miscellaneous
Materials-- Received from Betty Schroeder, past Chairman of Human Economics
Department. Black scrapbook provides historical background on the early days of
the Home Ec Dept., first students, first programs of study, Home Ec Club. Brown
scrapbook contains materials on the Home Ec Club, 1952-55. Folders contain
miscellaneous correspondence, Home Ec Club items, Home Ec Associations materials,
clippings, photographs.
20QP Computer
Science (1961)
20QP(1)
Output
20QQ
Communication Arts
@20QQ The Diploma Update
(1979-80)
20QR Performing and
Visual Arts (1970)
20QRA Fine Arts (including
Rike Center Gallery)
20QRM Music
20QRM(1) Concerts and Recitals --
Collection of Programs from concerts and recitals (orchestral, vocal; faculty,
student, etc.) sponsored wholly or in part by the Music Division of the
Department of Performing and Visual Arts. The bulk of this collection was
received from Richard Benedum, D.M.A., Chairman of the Music Division: Programs
from 1953 through 1984 (Those from 1978-79 are missing). There is one folder
with miscellaneous programs from before 1953, received from various sources.
Collection includes some materials from the University Arts Series, "Red
and Blue Varieties, Marching Band, Christmas on Campus. There is a copy of a
letter from Edward Kennedy on the occasion of a John F. Kennedy Memorial Concert
(November 22, 1968).
20QRM(2) Workshops, symposiums, etc.--
Materials related to workshops, symposiums, etc. sponsored or co-sponsored by
the Music Division at the University of Dayton. Included are: Froberger
Symposium (brochure, Society-3rd Annual Meeting (April 2-4, 1987); Liszt
Centennial Festival (five events: Oct. 26 to Nov. 23, 1986).
@20QRM(3) The Dayton Descant (1991- )
20QRM(4) Flyer Pep Band-Includes music on
a CD, (Pride) that was copyrighted in 2000.
20QRP Photography-
Cinematography
20QRT Theatre
20QRV Visual Arts [1992]
20QS Center for
International Programs (formerly International Studies)
@20QS(1) Center for International
Programs Newsletter Name changed to International Flyer (1994- )
20QS(2) International
Services Office including
@20QS(2) newsletter
International Flyer
20QS(3) International
Educational Programs including
@20QS(3) International
Exposure
20QT Criminal Justice
20QV Communication Arts
(1964 to present)
20R Graduate
Engineering
20U University Professor of Faith and Culture and Chancellor
@20U(1) Faith's Reasons
20V Events
21. School of Business Administration
21A Publications
21A(1) Instructor
(Innovator)
21A(2) Consensus
21A(3) Dayton Business Leader
21AA Catalogs
21B School Regulations, Rules, etc.
21C Continuing
Education - Business
21D Dean
21DA Annual Report of the
Dean
21DB Office Files
21DC Publicity,
Clippings, etc.
21E Academic
Affairs - minutes, documents, misc.
#21F
Self-surveys, Accreditation reports (for Administration Only, not for public access).
21G Flyer Enterprises
21H Histories
of the School
21I MIS
(Management Information Systems)
21M MBA
Program
21Q Individual
Departments of Instruction
21QA Accounting (1924)
21QB Business Management
(1924)
21QC Economics (1940),
and Finance
21QD Executive
Secretarial Studies (1941)
21QE Marketing (1963)
21QF Retailing (1951-1963)-- Two folders
of the file materials which document the Department of Retailing. In existence
from 1951 through 1963, under the chairmanship of Charles W. Whalen, Jr., the
department's program included a cooperative part-time retail program. Among the
materials delivered to the Archives by Dr. Harry Murphy, then outgoing chairman
of the Department of Marketing, are: draft statements on the cooperative retail
program, department minutes, progress reports, promotional materials, and
copies of "The Retailer" (Retailing Department/ Club newsletter).
21S Centers
21S(1) Small Business
Center
21S(2) Center for Business and Economic
Research-- Materials by and about the center- see "Box Lists" for
titles and authors of Working Paper Series.
21S(3) Crotty Center for
Entrepreneurial Leadership (Center for Portfolio Management)
21V Events
21V(1) Distinguished Economic Lecture
Series-- All publicity brochures, etc., dealing with the lecture series which
was started in 1976-77.
21V(2) RISE Symposium (Redefining
Investment Strategy Education)
23. School of Education and Allied Professions
23A Publications
@23A(1) Abstracts of
Research Projects (1968- )
@23A(2) Grad News
(1970-1974)
@23A(3) Bulletin Board (1978-?) *now U.
of D. Journal of Education (Spring 1981- ) -- a newsletter for alumni of the School of Education.
23A(4) Dayton Education
23A(5)
Catholic Education (CE): A Journal of Inquiry and Practice (1997-)
23AA Catalogues
23B School Regulations, Rules, etc.
23C Education Student Council
23D Dean
23DA Annual Report of the
Dean
23DB Office Files
23DC Publicity Clippings,
etc.
23E Centers
23E(1) Center for Catholic Education
23E(2) Bombeck Family Learning Center
#23F Self-Surveys
and Accreditation Reports, includes materials from1966,1975, 1976, 1983. (for
Administration Only, not for public access)
23G Graduate
Programs
23H. Histories
of the School
23M Curriculum Materials Center
23MA Publications (Materials by or about
the Center)-- Various materials published by and about the center. Includes
dedication Program (July 20, 1977) of the Bro Louis Faerber, S.M. Curriculum
Materials Center, an article on the history of the Center. Most of this
material (and some photographs and slides related to the Center now located
under COL-3.7 in the Photograph Collection of the UD Archives) was received
from Sister Catherine Rudolph in 1985 when she retired as director of the
Center.
@23MA1) Curiculum Materials Center bulletin (1978-1982)
23N OES= CCR
component: IECE
23O Marianist Center for Human Development
23Q Individual
Departments of Instruction
23QA Physical and Health
Education (1922)
23QB Elementary Education
(1964)
23QC Foundations of
Education (1964)
23QD Secondary Education
(1964)
23QE Counselor Education (1967)
23QF School Administration, (EDUCATIONAL
ADMINISTRATION), (1967)
@23QF Private School Law
Digest (1980-1982)
#23QF (1) Chairman's Office Records -
correspondence including letters to perspective, current and past students
regarding coursework and letters of recommendation. Correspondence with Ohio school superintendents regarding off-campus (Springfield) course offerings. Student
evaluations of internship program, 1972.
23QFL Educational Specialist Degree
Projects Proposal for Cooperative Ed. Spec. degree with Wright State University
23QG Teacher Education Department
23R Center for
Catholic Education (urban childhood development)
23S School of
Education Scrapbooks
23V Events
**Note: QB, QC & QD now under EDT (TEACHER EDUCATION
DEPT.)**
24.
School of Engineering
24A.
Publications
@24A(1) Engineer (1960-
)
@24A(2) Engi-news
(1960-1962)
@24A(3)Dayton Engineer
24AA Catalogues
24B. School
Regulations, Rules, etc.
24C. Center
for Advanced Manufacturing
24D. Dean
24DA Annual Report of the
Dean
24DB Office Files
24DC Publicity,
Clippings, etc.
24E.
Center for Electro-Optics
24E(1) E-O
Info-letter
24H.
Histories of the School
24Q.
Individual Departments of Instruction
24QA Chemical Engineering
(1911)
@24QA Directory of
Graduates of Chemical Engineering (1915-1944)
24QB Electrical Engineering (1911)
@24QB Directory of
Graduates of Electrical Engineering (1929-1930)
24QB(1) Scrapbook and clippings--
Scrapbook, clippings, and other historical materials collected by Bro. Louis
Rose, S.M., head of the department. Includes biography of Bro. Ulrich Rappel,
S.M.; Journal of Electrical Engineering Dept., 1940-71; photographs; and radio
licenses for ham radio at U.D.
24QC Mechanical
Engineering (1914)
@24QC Directory of Graduates
of Mechanical Engineering (1929 issue date)
24QD Civil Engineering
(1921)
@24QD Directory of
Graduates of Civil Engineering (1930-1931)
24QE Industrial and
Systems Engineering (1952)
24QF Division of
Technical Studies and Services
24QG Engineering
Technology-Design of
systems (1950) [See Also 4NA(2)]
24QGA Chemical
Technology
24QGB Electronic
Engineering Technology
24QGC Industrial
Engineering Technology
24QGD Mechanical
Engineering Technology
24QGE Bio-Engineering
Technology
24QGF Electronic-Chemical
Technology
24QGG Environmental
Engineering Technology
24QGH Geochemical
Technology
24QGI
Industrial-Chemical Technology
24R.
Graduate Engineering Programs
24RA Aerospace
Engineering
24RB Chemical Engineering
24RC Civil Engineering
24RD Electrical
Engineering
24RE Engineering
Management
@24RE(1) The Engineer
Manager (1976- )
@24RE(2) EMS Newsletter (1993- )
24RF Materials Engineering
24RG Mechanical
Engineering
24V. Events
24VS Workshops, Meetings (video tapes,
video cassettes) (Competitive Manufacturing: Leadership for Change)
24W.
Continuing Education/Special Programs (e.g. Women's Engineering, etc.)
25. School of Law
25A.
Publications
@25A(1) University of
Dayton Law Review 1976- )
@25A(2) Equitable Relief
(1984- ) (see previous)
25A(3) Recent
Acquisition List May 1975
@25A(4) The Dayton Lawyer (1981- )
@25A(5) Directory of
Graduates (1978-79, 1986)
@25A(6) Arta Diurna
(1994-)
25AA Catalogs
@25AA School of Law Bulletin (1974-1984)
25B. School
Regulations, Rules, etc.
25D. Dean
25DA Annual Report of the
Dean
25DB Office Files
25DC Reopening of Law
School, 1973; Publicity, clippings, etc.
25F. Law School Faculty
25H.
Histories of the School
25HM Memorabilia
25HM(1) Law School, 1922-33; Mementos
from Mathias Heck -- a small group of items was given to the Law School after
the First Annual Law School Alumni Banquet was held in 1988. These materials
were presented to the University Archives by Tim Stonecash, Law School Public
Relations Officer, in 1989. They were received from Mathias Heck, Sr., Class of
1930. The folder contains an itemized list of its contents.
25L. Law
Library
25LA Publications, Law
Library Guide
@25LA(1) Book Acquisitions Update
@25LA(2) The Information
Leak: UD Law Library's Systems Update
25LD Director of Law
Library
25LL Material relating to the
establishing of the Law School Library, 1973- (this material includes correspondence,
donor files, a proposal to name the library the Gary M. Molinsky Memorial Law
Library--which never happened).
25V. Events
25VC
Commencement
25VL Lectures
25X.
Admission and Development Office