Faculty biographical files, [ca. 1900-2000].

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Faculty biographical files, [ca. 1900-2000].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/82356745

Contains biographical information on members of the BYU faculty, administration, and board of trustees. Various files contain information on the subjects' professional, civic, family, and church activities. Some files include newspaper and magazine articles, and talks. The files are arranged alphabetically. A small section of biographical information on BYU staff, also arranged alphabetically, is included near the end of the collection; as are booklets prepared for annual faculty workshops, 1952-1971, which include pictures and thumbnail sketches of new and returning faculty members. Most of the information in the collection predates 1990.

197 boxes (98 lin. ft.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8281204

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