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Subjects in collection are a national concern in sports medicine and physical education. Also an image of Dr. C.H. McCloy.

The Marian West Glass Negatives collection contains glass plate negatives of photographs taken by Marian West of Madison, Indiana. Topics within the photographs include historic people and places from Hanover College, including faculty, notable alumni, male and female students, student activities, athletics, fraternities, academic buildings, scenic campus views, and campus falls. Local people, families, and buildings from Jefferson County, Indiana, are also found within the photographs.

Ewart Swinyard was a pharmaceutical researcher, professor and later Dean of Pharmacology at the University of Utah. See Manuscript Accn 814 for additional information. This is a very small collection containing images of Ewart Swinyard working at a hospital, views of various labs and around the hospital., Hospital scenes; 1-4 lab; 5-7 classroom, office; 8 lab.

The David Kranes papers (1958-2011) contain the plays, short stories, book manuscripts and teaching files of David Kranes. Also includes books with Kranes' annotations and several posters.

Dr. Clifford Snyder, born 1916, was a plastic surgeon at the Salt Lake City Veterans Administration Hospital and a professor of surgery at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Snyder's collection is very unique because it contains x-rays. The collection also contains two black and white photographs relating to the x-rays and three candid photographs of three people, one of whom is identified as Dr. Sidney Suuderlant of Australia. The other two individuals may be Dr. Snyder and his wife., Collection is arranged topically.; Medical; University of Utah; 1 Group of unidentified doctors in scrubs.; 2 Photograph of a malformed hand, labeled Herrera.; 3-4 x-rays of the malformed hand.; 1 Dr. Sidney Suuderlant of Australia, and possibly Dr. Snyder and his wife.; 2 Same individuals as above, at the entrance sign of the University of Utah.

The Jean H. Futrell photograph collection consists of 1 box containing 6 black-and-white and color photographs. Four of the six photographs have printed captions on the backs which are reproduced in the item-level description. According to a note included with them, the first two images are "copies of photographs taken for a medical examination. The medical examination was needed for an EPA Grant project entitled 'Gas Liquid Chromatography - Electron Impact Mass Spectrometry for analysis of Dioxius in Environmental Samples.' The People (UofU professors and grad students) involved in the study were: Herbert Brant, Dale Chatfield, Thomas Elwood, Jean H. Futrell, David Smith, and Michael Greer. These photographs came from the Jean H. Futrell colleicton in the University Archives.", 1 Jean Futrell; 2 Herb Brant; 3 Futrell and unidentified; 4 experimental laser target chamber and optic for creating five contiguous laser spots with the spectrograph jutting in from the right.; 5 Dual Bean Chemical Ionization/Electron impact mass spectrometer system.; 6 Mass spectrometer.

Kenneth Eble was a professor of English at the University of Utah. He was also an author and speaker on methods of improving undergraduate teaching. This collection contains images of several classrooms full of students, the Santa Fe Conference, personal photos of a mountain lake and several houses. There are also photos of family friends included in the collection., Addendum; 1-3 Classroom scenes with of students; 4 Portrait of Eble; 5-7 Santa Fe Conference; 8 Public Affairs Conference on Higher Education - November 18-21, 1965. Seated: Edward Levi, Martin Meyerson, Daniel Bell, Robert Goldwin, Stephen Wright, and Merrimon Cuninggim; Center: Milburn P. Akers, Charles Percy, Kenneth Eble, Edward Magnuson, Allan Bloom, Dr. James Conant, and Algo Henderson; Rear: Robert Horwitz, Lyman Glenny, Max Ways, Gordon Ray, Wayne Booth, Thomas Simpson, Herbert Storing, and Charles Nelson.; 1-4 Mountain scenes; 5 Unidentified man; 6 W.D. Howells's house; 7 Unidentified man; 8 Mark Twain's house; 1 Christmas card from the Toelken's family. Top Row: Harrison Yellowman, Dad T. Kenji; Middle Row: Hiroshi, Tai; Bottom Row: Mom T., Chiyo, Kazuko.; 2 Christmas card from the Toelken's, 1970; 3 Christmas card from the Sikhe family, Dec 1979; 4-6 Various unidentified persons; 5 Gerger family, 1978; 6 Gerger family, 1975; 7-10 Unidentified persons; 11 DeGering family. Russell, age 13. Frank, age 11. Bruce, age 14. James, age 17. Joyce, age 15. Brenda, age 9.; 12 Unidentified persons.

Arvo Van Alstyne was a professor of law at the University of Utah Law School. This collection contains some photographs of Van Alstyne as well as Harriet Robs and Ed Clyde., 1-2 Portraits of Van Alstyne; 3 Van Alstyne, Wadlington; 4 Harriet Robs, Van Alstyne; 5 Van Alstyne; 6-8 Van Alstyne; 9-10 Ed Clyde (with wife?).

K. Mostofi was an Iranian student who came to the University of Utah to study English. While in the United States, Mostofi discovered a love for Political Science which prompted him to seek a doctorate degree in this field. Mostofi's collection is brief, consisting of three photographs of general academic and business nature.

This photograph collection reflects aspects of Buchanan's personal life and also his study and interest in Scotland and the fields of education and history. The Buchanan collection contains images of Buchanan's ancestors, family and friends, including photographs of many of the L.D.S.(Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) missionaries with whom Buchanan served in the British Mission during the early 1950s. A strong Scottish component is found in the collection including images from Buchanan's childhood in Ayrshire, Scottish royalty, scenery, and Scottish cultural events and gatherings in Utah. Folders 10-13 contain images related to Buchanan's career in, and study of education. Included are of photographs of the Eskdale Commune in the early 1970s, and superintendents and classroom scenes from Buchanan's book, Culture Clash and Accommodation: Public Schooling in Salt Lake City, 1890-1994., Collection is arranged topically.; Biographical Sketch; Frederick S. Buchanan Portraits; George Place Gang, Scotland; L.D.S. British Mission; Family History; Descendants of George Gordon Campbell; Scottish Royalty, Dancing, Bag Pipes, and Gatherings; Highland Gathering, Park City; Scotland; Frederick Buchanan and Ruari McNeill; Photographs of Salt Lake Superintendents Used In "Culture Clash & Accommodation: Public Schooling in Salt Lake City, 1890-1994"; Photographs of Schools Used In "Culture Clash & Accommodation: Public Schooling in Salt Lake City, 1890-1994"; Eskdale Commune, Utah; L.D.S. Institute Teachers; Civil Rights; Miscellaneous; 1-2 Portraits of Frederick S. Buchanan, 1976. Photos by Howard C. Moor of the Deseret News.; 3 Frederick S. Buchanan, 1988.; 1 "This photograph was taken circa 1933 in Stevenson, Ayshire, Scotland at the intersection of George Place with George Street. The home in the background is #1 George Place, the home of Alex McMurdo and Nellie O'Hare McMurdo. George Place was a cul-de-sac made up of nine two roomed houses, originally built in the late 19th century to house miners working in the nearby "George" coal mine. The tenth house in the row was "Janefield Cottage"--The Reid family home. The back wall of George Place looked out on the sand dunes of the Firth of Clyde."; Identifications are as follows:; 1 William (Willie) L. Buchanan, brother of FSB; 2 Elizabeth (Lizzie) Bell Reid Buchanan, mother of FSB; 3 Elizabeth Hamilton, cousin of FSB; 4 Jean Garven Reid Hamilton, aunt of FSB, wife of Harry Hamilton, Sr.; 5 Mrs. Quinn, wife of Willie Quinn; 6 Mrs. Barlow, wife of Barnie Barlow; 7 Rose O'Hare, daughter of John and Agnes O'Hare; 8 Mrs. Moore, wife of Robert Moore; 9 Nellie O'Hare McMurdo, sister of Rose and mother of Jim McMurdo; 10 Agnes Montgomery O'Hare, mother of Rose and Nellie; 11 James (Jim) McMurdo, long-time friend of FSB; 12 "Bob," the Moore family dog; 13 "Bruce," the O'Hare family Labrador; 14 Frederick (Freddie) S.B.

Christensen was a professor at Purdue University for several years. He later organized the Sociology Department there, and became Department Head in 1953. This collection contains three portraits of Christensen.

The Leo G. Provost photograph collection contains images of groups of people.

This collection consists of personal photos of University of Utah English professor Clarice Short, her family, and friends.

Project management techniques are common within a number of construction related industries, however, higher education is not a field to which the practices of project management are routinely applied. Although multiple factors could lead to the lack of project management application in higher education, this study focused on faculty/staff self-efficacy and project work experience. The purpose was to determine if self-efficacy and project work experience contribute to the lack of project management techniques applied in higher education. The study was based upon Bandura's theory of self-efficacy and how project work experience may affect faculty/staff venturing into applying project management techniques. The significance of the study will contribute to addressing the gaps in the literature pertaining to why project work in higher education is viewed differently than other industries experiencing similar issues. The study shows the implications of self-efficacy and project work experience along with how organizational change factors in the application of project management techniques. The results of the study provided a positive change in the organizational climate of higher education by demonstrating the value of project management in addressing a variety of processes within a higher education setting. Finally, the biblical application of the research correlated with the evidence of project management techniques utilized in the Old Testament accounts of Nehemiah and the reconstruction of the walls of Jerusalem.

In his August 20, 2015 interview with Michelle Dubert-Bellrichard, Bob Gorman describes his career at Winthrop from 1986-2014, and his involvement in the Vote of No Confidence in 1995. Gorman compares the Winthrop of 1986 to the Winthrop of today and recounts the history of Presidents from 1986 to the present. This interview was conducted for inclusion into the Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections Oral History Program.

In his March 24, 2015 interview with Rebecca Masters, Jim Johnston details his time at Winthrop from 1983-2011 as a faculty filling several roles. Johnston also reveals the evolution of the sciences at Winthrop, his election as Chair of Faculty Conference and growth of athletics at Winthrop. In particular, Johnston recalls a mid-1990s vote of no confidence in the president and how Winthrop faculty responded. This interview was conducted for inclusion into the Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections Oral History Program.

In his July 30, 2015 interview with Michelle Dubert-Bellrichard, Jason Silverman details his career at Winthrop since 1984. Silverman recalls the administrations of President Lader, Piper, DiGiorgio, and Comstock. In particular, Silverman recounts the events leading up to the vote of no confidence in 1995, his involvement as chair of faculty conference, and what happened on campus after the motion failed to pass. This interview was conducted for inclusion into the Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections Oral History Program.

Photographs, papers, articles, certificates and professional papers. Records include her work as an educator and as a volunteer in her community with the Denton Charter Commission, 1957-1968; Interfaith; the Humane Society; and TWU.

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The Aziz Suryal Atiya papers (1927-1993) contain curriculum vitae, honorary documents, membership cards, contracts, royalty information, personal and academic correspondence, memos, reports, class schedules and materials, notebooks, lecture notes, book reviews, programs, memorial materials, biographies, and maps. Some of the subjects included in the material are studies Atiya did for the Coptic Encyclopedia, an expedition he took to Mount Sinai, and Arab-Israeli relations. Also included are papers related to Joseph Smith's Egyptian papyri and Atiya's role in making them public. While searching for Coptic and Arabic papyri in the Metropolitan Museum of Art storeroom in New York City, it was brought to Atiya's attention that the Joseph Smith Egyptian papyri, which is significant because they are the original documents used for research to write Facsimile No. 1 of the Book of Abraham, a scripture of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). Since the Egyptian language could not be read in the 1830s and 1840s when the papyri were supposedly translated, this discovery provided the first chance to check Joseph Smith's ability to translate the Egyptian papyri. Atiya functioned as the mediator between the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the First Presidency of the LDS Church.

Physicist specializing in electronics; professor of physics at the University of Utah; Vice President for Research at the University of Utah, 1980-1991; author. Collection contains photographs from the play "Girl of the Golden West" and other images related to research and lab work with fusion and gas.

Louis C. Zucker spent most of his professional career at the University of Utah. He became an influential member of the Utah Jewish community and was active in promoting Judaic studies at the university. Dr. Zucker's papers were donated to the Marriott Library in 1982, by his son, Alex Wilson, and have been organized into the four sections: personal, religious, University of Utah, and miscellaneous materials., The personal section of the collection contains information on Zucker and his family. Additional materials include personal correspondence, poetry, information on awards Zucker received, and materials relating to his doctoral thesis. Dr. Zucker collected, as well as authored, numerous articles and addresses on religious topics. These items comprise the largest portion of the religious section and can be located in boxes five and six. Other materials in the religious section include prayer and song books, information on Jewish organizations Zucker affiliated with, and material on Jewish holidays. As a professor at the University of Utah, Zucker taught numerous courses in English and Judaic studies. The third section of the collection contains lecture notes, exams, and other materials used in his classes. Also, materials pertaining to Zucker's association with the Middle East Center and the University of Utah Libraries can be located in this section., The final section of the collection consists of a wide assortment of materials Zucker collected. Of particular interest are the materials related to Rabbi Adolph H. Fink, who was active in the anti-Nazi movement in the United States prior to and during the Second World War, and letters and poetry written by early twentieth- century American poet, Sara Teasdale. Additionally, Zucker acquired a portion of Judge Herbert Schiller's personal papers. These can be located in boxes seventeen and eighteen. Along with the written materials, an authentic Sumerian cuneiform tablet accompanied the Zucker collection. The tablet is now housed in the Rare Books Division of Special Collections. Historical charts of French, German, and Spanish literature, as well as a drawing of a perception fountain, are located in the map case.

Dean L. May was a professor of history at the University of Utah. His studies and teaching and writing interests centered around the social history of the United States, the American West in particular. The collection contains photographs of Dean May demonstrating the normal life of an assistant professor. May running on a treadmill while breathing into a device and a discussion of Gootlieb and Wiley book at the Hinckley Institute.

IN PROCESSING This interview was conducted for an article in The Johnsonian (student newspaper). This interview concerns Notess' hobby of folk dancing.

Dr. Harold Brite Gilbreth (1908-1988) worked at Winthrop College from 1935-1974 as a professor of Business, Chairman of the Department of Business and Economics, and as the Director of Graduate Studies. In this interview Dr. Gilbreth discusses Winthrop College's move to Coeducation which became reality in 1974. He also discusses the Philosophy of Business and Vocational Education.

IN PROCESSING A former faculty member in the Chemistry Department at Winthrop College, Dr. Frank Tutwiler discusses various topics in connection with chemistry, physics, biology and coeducation.

IN PROCESSINGBristow discusses his life, his writing and his teaching at Winthrop. He was a writer and professor of journalism at Winthrop from 1962-1987. Subjects include growing up in Oklahoma, influences upon his writing, his life in the navy, his views on creativity and writing, his family, and his four novels: Time for Glory (1968), Night Season (1970), A Faraway Drummer (1973), and Laughter in Darkness(1974). Mr. Bristow also discusses how his time in the navy led him to writing, inspirations, other writers, teaching in the classroom, his novels and research, his relationship with his son, communicating with students, creativity and writing, family experiences and writing as being therapeutic.

Collection consists of mostly formal portraits of former head of the Philosophy department at the University of Utah, Waldemer P. Read. Also includes informal images of Read conducting business meetings.

Cheves Walling is an authority on free radical organic chemistry, professor of chemistry at the University of Utah, 1970-1990, and editor of the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The collection consists of group photographs of conferences in which Waling was the Vice-President, two personal photos, and as image of Hexachlor Benzene., 1 Ernest Grunwald; 2 1938 Hill M. Priestley in Jones Lab.; 3 Photographic Fourier Projection of Hexachlor Benzene; 4 Gordon Research Conferences, New Hampton School, Organic Reactions and Processes, Cheves Walling Chairman, David Breslow, Vice-Chairman. July 20-24, 1970, The Achber Studio, Laconia N.H. (includes a sheet identifying all 131 participants); 5 Participants in 1959 NSF Summer Research Program for College Teachers held at the Department of Chemistry at the University of Utah.

This collection consist of one, 3x5 black and white photograph of the Clark S. Knowlton family? The photograph was taken in front of a house, on March 25, 1951., Family Snapshot; 1 Unidentified people, March 25, 1951.

Materials related to Dougherty's carrer as head of the Anatomoy Department at the University of Utah Medical Center. Portraits of business groups, occasions, and similar miscellany., 1 Thomas F. Dougherty; 2-4 Thomas F. Dougherty with unidentified men; 5 Unidentified group; 6 Magic Lock Bar 232 Bourbon St.; 7-10 Unidentified groups; 11 (signed to Dougherty, but illegible); 12-14 Painted portrait of Dougherty.

This brief collection consists of portraits of Monson's immediate family including some group school portraits, and Monson's wedding picture. Also includes Monson's professional work with the University of Utah's PBS station, KUED and various awards or recognitions for his work in telecommunications., 1; 2 Christmas 1956, unidentified girl; 3 Christmas 1957, unidentified girl; 4 unidentified woman; 5 Christmas 1956, unidentified girl; 6 unidentified baby boy; 7 unidentified young man; 8 couple; 9-11 unidentified girl; 12 Baby Announcement: Karen Louise Johnson; 13 Lynnette and Karen Louise; 14-15 Christmas card with Karen, Lynnette,?; 16 Miss Vivian Turley; 17 young man; 18 Eagle Scout; 19 East Mill Creek School 1963m 6th grade; 20 Orvis Ring Kindergarten, Wolfe, 1953-1954; 21 girl with music; 22 wedding picture; 23 Charles Monson; 24 Christmas 1950, unidentified girl; 25 Charles Monson Wedding picture; 1 Statue; 2 Charles Monson; 3 Charles Monson with unidentified and KUED Camera; 4 Charles Monson in TV Living Room; 5 Charles Monson; 6-7 Charles Monson with unidentified; 8 group picture (names on back); 9 Charles Monson; 10 Charles Monson with unidentified men; 11 Charles Monson with unidentified and KUED Camera.

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