Eberly College of Science records, 1881-2010.

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Eberly College of Science records, 1881-2010.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/36347992

The collection contains the records of the College of Science, its predecessors School of Natural Sciences (1896), School and College of Chemistry and Physics (1953), and the Division of Industrial Research. It became the College of Science in 1963. The records of the college consist of executive committee minutes, procedure committee records, nuclear engineering programs literature, science teaching in high schools and colleges, faculty meeting minutes, and financial records. Also, includes research publications, translations of scientific papers, and conference papers. Other materials include 45 video recordings of lectures, reports, lectures, internal assessments, 8 laboratory ledgers, and program reviews. The records of the Division of Industrial Research include financial records, inquiries from individuals and companies for analyses, research reports, analytical data, research files, administrative reports, and correspondence concerning product samples.

107.28 cubic feet + 45 videotapes, 8 ledgers.

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Pennsylvania State College. School of Natural Science

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Pennsylvania State College. School of Chemistry and Physics

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Pennsylvania State University. College of Science

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The sciences have been a major part of Penn State's curriculum since it opened its doors in 1859; of the four members of the faculty, Jacob S. Whitman was the professor of natural science. Evan Pugh, the first President of Penn State, held a doctorate in chemistry. The School of Mathematics and Physics was formed in 1895 under I. Thornton Osmond, and in 1896 the School of Natural Sciences was created, with George Pond as its first dean. Following Osmond's resignation in 1907, the School of Mathe...

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