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Clemson University. College of Commerce and Industry. Administrative Files, 1969-1990, 1981-1988.

Title: Administrative Files, 1969-1990, 1981-1988.

This series contains the records of the Dean and Associate Dean of the College of Commerce and Industry (formerly called the College of Industrial Management and Textile Science). The majority of files are those of Ryan C. Amacher, Dean, and Thomas D. Efland, Associate and Acting Dean. Also found in the series are files of Amacher's predecessor, Wallace D. Trevillian. The folders, which are arranged alphabetically by subject, span the years 1969-1990. The records consist of correspondence, minutes (both college and departmental), annual reports, budget documents, reports, publications, and photographs. They were produced by the departments within the College: Accountancy, Economics, Finance, Management, and Textiles. The records also document other activities affiliated with the college, for example, the Office of Professional Development, the Frank L. Roddey Small Business Development Center, and the J.E. Sirrine Textile Foundation. Correspondents include Clemson Presidents Bill Atchley, Walter Cox, and Max Lennon, and representatives of various textile organizations. For a complete listing of subjects and correspondents, please see the Folder inventory that follows.

ArchivalResource: 10 cubic ft.

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Ellers, Joseph C., 1959-. Joseph C. Ellers collection, 1985-1988, undated.

Title: Joseph C. Ellers collection, 1985-1988, undated.

This collection contains 39 audiocassette tapes and 1 letter sized archival box of manuscript materials which document interviews conducted in the mid-1980s by Joseph C. Ellers for his book, "Getting To Know Clemson University Is Quite An Education: Determination Makes Dreams Come True." The interviews commonly follow a pattern of discussing the education of the interviewee, how they came to be at Clemson, and general recollections within the departments they were affiliated with while employed at the University. The manuscript materials contain early drafts and research notes. The recordings include interviews with: Luther P. Anderson, Carl E. Boyd, Bob Bradley, Herbert Brantley, Stephen Chapman, H. Morris Cox, Walter Cox, Harvey Gantt, Willie C. Godley, Gordon Gray, Trescott Newton Hinton, James Cleveland Hite, Victor Hurst, Geraldine Labecki, Harlan McClure, William H. Davis, McGregor, George M. Moore, Stanley Gosanko Nicholas, Wayne O'Dell, Judge Matthew Perry, Linvil G. Rich, Gilbert C. Robinson, Corinne Holt Sawyer, Arnold E. Schwartz, Taze L. Senn, Virginia Shanklin, Lawrence V. Starkey, Wallace Trevillion, Joe Turner, Kenneth N. Vickery, Henry E. Vogel, William L. Watkins, Byron K. "Bud" Webb, Melford A. Wilson, and Thomas B. Yandle.

ArchivalResource: 3 archival boxes (.82 cubic ft.) + 39 audiocassettes + manuscript research notes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/758648379 View