Stanley Smith Papers, 1957-2006 | University of Illinois Archives

Title: Stanley Smith Papers, 1957-2006

Series Number: 15/5/50

Acquired: 11/16/2010.

Volume: 13.2 cubic feet

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Description: Papers of Stanley Smith, Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Education (1960-2010), include correspondence, manuscripts, reports, evaluations, course materials, photographs, slides, transparencies, awards, press clippings, presentations, films, audio recordings, video recordings, computer programs and software code; topics include the use of computer-based technology for teaching general and organic chemistry, PLATO, Apple II, and IBM microcomputers, Flygare computer systems, the renovation of Noyes Lab, Falcon Software, the Science in American Life exhibition at the Smithsonian, the Chemistry Learning Center; work with IBM (International Business Machines), academic conferences, and course materials; major correspondents include Ruth Chabay and Betsy Keene.

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