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University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee. College of Letters & Science. Office of the Dean. UW-Milwaukee College of Letters & Science records, 1948-[ongoing].

Title: UW-Milwaukee College of Letters & Science records, 1948-[ongoing].

Records of the largest academic division at the University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee, which administered numerous centers, departments, and programs. The records document the administration of the College's four deans: Joseph G. Baier (1956-1966), Roy G. Francis (1966-1969), Howard J. Pincus (1969-1972), and William F. Halloran (1972- ). Most of the records date from 1965-1980, but the collection contains a few records from UWM's predecessor institutions. The majority of the records are correspondence and reports between deans, associate deans, and the department heads concerning academic activities, curriculum development, program funding, and student advising and retention. The files also contain records of numerous ad hoc and standing college committees and committees organized within the departments.

ArchivalResource: 57.6 cubic ft.

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University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee. Dept. of Anthropology. Office of the Chairman. UW-Milwaukee Dept. of Anthropology records, 1960-1985.

Title: UW-Milwaukee Dept. of Anthropology records, 1960-1985.

Also includes copies of grant reports written by Elizabeth Benchley and Melvin L. Fowler, which were sponsored by the Department, and an Education Guide developed about 1970 to aid Native Americans desiring a college education. Finding aid available in the Archives. Description: Miscellaneous records, mostly dating from the 1970s, containing departmental meeting minutes and correspondence concerning staffing and curriculum development. Various other folders contain information on the Anthropological Research in Cities conference, Cultural and Technological Studies Program, and the Native American Studies Program. There are a number of files on the development of the PhD in anthropology, graduate programs, and cooperative programs with the Center for Latin America and the Museology Program at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Contains records on the controversy between the Linguistics Department and the Anthropology Department in obtaining a joint appointment of a new linguistics instructor, and the bringing of the editorship of the journal "Human organization" to UWM.

ArchivalResource: 1.8 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/29632942 View