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University of Utah Associate Dean of the College of Letters and Science records, 1930-1970

Overview of the Collection

Creator
University of Utah. College of Letters and Science
Title
University of Utah Associate Dean of the College of Letters and Science records
Dates
1930-1970 (inclusive)
1942-1967 (bulk)
Quantity
9.5 linear ft.
Collection Number
Acc0015
Summary
This collection contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, and meeting minutes from the files of Sydney W. Angleman relating to the administration of the College of Letters and Science and of various academic programs. These include the R. O. T. C. program during and after World War ll, the General Education program, and the Early Admission program. Also included are materials relating to Sydney Angleman's service on various University committees and his activities with the Ford Foundation.
Repository
University of Utah Libraries, University Archives and Records Management
University Archives and Records Management, J. Willard Marriott Library
University of Utah
666 Guardsman Way
Salt Lake City, UT
84112
Telephone: 8015818242
david.buhler@utah.edu
Access Restrictions

Materials must be used on-site; advance notice suggested. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.

Languages
English
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Historical Note

In 1946 the Lower Division of the University of Utah was merged with the School of Arts and Sciences to form the University Collge. In 1958 the name of the University College was changed to the College of Letters and Science. In 1970 the College of Letters and Science was divided into the three current colleges of Humanities, Science, and Social and Behavioral Science.

During the period covered by this collection, Sydney W. Angleman served as Dean of the Lower Division (1942-1946), Associate Dean of the University College and Director of General Education (1946-1958), and Associate Dean of the College of Letters and Science (1958-1967).

Sydney Angleman was very active in the cause of higher education. Dr. Angleman was well repected in the academic community, so much so that fellow professors labeled him "the conscience of the University."

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Content Description

This collection contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, and meeting minutes from the files of Sydney W. Angleman relating to the administration of the College of Letters and Science and of various academic programs from 1936 to 1970. Major areas in the collection pertain to his work with the ROTC program during and after World War II; correspondence about University affairs; the General Education program; the numerous committees that Dr. Angleman worked with; the Early Admission program; and the Ford Foundation.

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Use of the Collection

Preferred Citation

Initial Citation: University of Utah Associate Dean of the College of Letters and Science records, Acc. 015, Box [ ]. University Archives and Records Management. University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Following Citations:Acc. 015.

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Administrative Information

Arrangement

This collection is arranged alphabetically.

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Detailed Description of the Collection

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Subject Terms

  • General education--Utah--History--Sources
  • Universities and colleges--Utah--Salt Lake City--History--Sources

Personal Names

  • Angleman, Sydney W. (Sydney Winfield), 1902-

Corporate Names

  • Ford Foundation
  • United States. Army. Reserve Officers' Training Corps
  • University of Utah--Admission
  • University of Utah--Archives
  • University of Utah--Curricula
  • University of Utah--Faculty
  • University of Utah. Lower Division
  • University of Utah. University College
  • University of Utah. University College. Associate Dean of University College (contributor)

Form or Genre Terms

  • Correspondence
  • Memorandums
  • Minutes
  • Reports


2004

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