Ben Euwema papers. [manuscript]. 1936-1971.

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Ben Euwema papers. [manuscript]. 1936-1971.

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Educator and author, dean of the College of the Liberal Arts at Pennsylvania State University from 1946-1964, and professor of English through 1969. Also professor of English at Michigan State, chairman of the Division of Arts and Sciences of the National Association of State, University and Land Grant Colleges from 1946-1948, and a member of the National Council of Teachers of English, the Michigan Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Association of University Professors, and Phi Kappa Phi. The collection consists mainly of addresses to various organizations, convocations, and commencements divided into the following series: Education, Liberal Arts, Commencements and Convocations, Philosophy, Religion, Arts, English, Teaching, and Testimonial Dinners. The collection also includes information on Pennsylvania State University's Study Abroad Program.

1.75 ft. (2 Boxes).

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