Indiana School of Religion records, 1910-1970, bulk 1952-1967.

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Indiana School of Religion records, 1910-1970, bulk 1952-1967.

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Collection consists of correspondence, minutes of the Board of Directors, financial records, publications, essays, pamphlets, and posters. Most of the records date from Joseph C. Todd's tenure as director of the School.

4.6 cubic feet (6 boxes)

Indiana University

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Indiana University

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Disciples of Christ. Bloomington Bible Chair

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Todd, Joseph Clinton, 1879-1962

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Indiana School of Religion

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Established in Bloomington, Ind., as the Bloomington Bible Chair by the Disciples of Christ in 1910; name changed to Indiana School of Religion in 1917. The mission of the School was to provide Biblical and religious education to, and to promote the religious education of, students who attended Indiana University. In 1953, IU established an Area of Comparative Religion, which allowed the students to begin taking religious courses for credit. In the mid-1960s, IU went on ...