Departmental and Subject File, 1913-2009 | University of Illinois Archives

Title: Departmental and Subject File, 1913-2009

Series Number: 15/1/1

Acquired: 9/1963; 8/1/1978; 7/1/1985; 7/31/1986; 8/15/2009; 11/26/12

Volume: 138.3 cubic feet

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Service Location	Boxes
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	001-011
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	012-023
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	024-035
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	036-047
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	048-051
Archives Research Center, 1707 S. Orchard	052-063
Archives Research Center, 1707 S. Orchard	064-073
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	074-076
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	077-082
Archives Research Center, 1707 S. Orchard	083-122
Archives Research Center, 1707 S. Orchard	123-128
Offsite: Prior notice required	129-138

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Description: Departmental and subject file of the deans, including correspondence with administrators, department heads, assistant deans, faculty and visiting and foreign faculty and guest lecturers; and reports relating to departmental organization and administration; committees; appointments; resignations; educational policy; deans of men and women; student discipline; military training; scholarships; athletics; university associations; admissions policies; registration; curriculum and course changes; honors; divisions of biological sciences, languages and literature, humanities and social sciences; pre-medical training; language requirements; health service; summer session; graduate training; long range planning; building projects; space needs; enrollment; affirmative action programs; summer session; international programs; long-range planning for World Heritage, Natural History, and Spurlock Museums; federal research grants; accounting; travel; staff injuries and illnesses; administrative staff; Center for African Studies; funding staffing; research; sabbaticals; conference and lectures; interdisciplinary courses; graduate assistants, Association of American Colleges; Asian Area program; Behavioral Science Center proposal (1962-63); Danforth Foundation; George H. Miller professorships; Illinois Committee on Human Rights; Mississippi Valley deans; National Science Foundation; President's Faculty Conferences; Board of Trustees; new instructional units; Chicago Circle; and related topics. Principal correspondents are Deans Kendric C. Babcock (1913-32), Matthew T. McClure (1933-47), Henning Larsen (1948-54), Jack W. Peltason and Robert W. Rogers (1964- ).

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