Clark S. Knowlton papers, 1961-1979 (bulk, 1954-1977).

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Clark S. Knowlton papers, 1961-1979 (bulk, 1954-1977).

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Summary: Collection contains the 18 linear feet of correspondence between Dr. Knowlton, colleagues, students, and publishers. Dr. Knowlton's manuscripts relating to his field of research are included, some of which have been published in professional journals. Professor Knowlton also collected manuscripts written by colleagues and students on subjects relating to Mexican-Americans, Bilingual Education and Native American issues. Also within the collection are 23 linear feet of reports, committee hearings, publications and newspapers relating to the same subjects. Due to Dr. Knowlton's active involvement in the promotion of social science there are 4 linear feet of materials relating to professional conferences.

45 linear feet.

New Mexico State Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7398093

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Knowlton was a professor at the University of Utah and a researcher of Spanish Americans and the Southwest. From the description of Clark S. Knowlton papers, 1961-1979 (bulk, 1954-1977). (Santa Fe Public Library). WorldCat record id: 37896310 Clark S. Knowlton (1919-1991) was a professor of sociology, with a research interest in the Indians of the American Southwest. From the description of Clark S. Knowlton family photographs, circa 1880s-1953. (Brigham Young Un...

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