Papers, 1872-1934 (bulk 1885-1934).

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Papers, 1872-1934 (bulk 1885-1934).

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These papers relate to the University of New Mexico, education in New Mexico, and Hodgin's writings. Boxes 1 and 2 contain his addresses and talks, 1880-1930, including some of his essays for the Ten Dons. In box 3 there are songs, poems and articles by Hodgin including his book, Rhymes from New Mexico, published in 1933. A large portion of this collection concerning education in New Mexico includes class books (grades, attendance, etc.), 1887-1924; University of New Mexico newspapers, photographs, catalogs, yearbooks, commencement programs, etc., 1892-1933; programs of the New Mexico Educational Association, Territorial Educational Association of New Mexico, Albuquerque Academy, commencement programs for various New Mexico high schools including Albuquerque High School, programs and brochures for the New West Education Commission; and annual reports of the Albuquerque Academy and Albuquerque Public Schools. Also in the collection are bulletins, trustee notices, programs, etc. for the First Congregational Church in Albuquerque. There is personal and business correspondence including corresondence concerning the Rhodes Scholarships, 1922-1932. The miscellaneous clippings, 1899-1932, and pamphlets cover such subjects as calendar reform, Humane Society, war, and Albuquerque as a place to invest and as a resort for lung aliments.

6 boxes (2.3 cu. ft.)

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University of New Mexico-Main Campus

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Charles Elkanah Hodgin, educator, philosopher, leader in civic and educational movements was born in Indiana in 1858. In 1885 he traveled to Albuquerque, N.M. to accept a teaching position with the Albuquerque Academy. In 1891 he accepted the position as the first superintendent of the Albuquerque Public School System. In July 1897 he began his 28 year career at the University of New Mexico where he worked in several positions. After retiring in May 1925 he became the editor of the New Mexico Sc...

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