University of Utah historical faculty files 1920-1999

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University of Utah historical faculty files 1920-1999

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The historical faculty files are compiled by the Vice President for Academic Affairs Office. The files contain biographical information on members of the faculty. They list the positions held at the university, curriculum vita information, and publications authored by faculty members. The files may also contain correspondence, letters of recommendation, photographs, and obituaries. This collection contains files on faculty who were employed at the university from approximately 1920 through 1999.

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J. Willard Marriott Library. University of Utah. University Archives and Records Management

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