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Santa Clara University Artifact Collection ARTI.2019.02.14 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8fb58p5 No online items Guide to the Santa Clara University Artifact Collection ARTI.2019.02.14 Andrea Hoff Archives & Special Collections, Santa Clara University Library © 2019 Santa Clara University. All rights reserved. Santa Clara University Library 500 El Camino Real Santa Clara, California 95053-0500 Email: [email protected] URL: https://www.scu.edu/library/asc/ Guide to the Santa Clara ARTI.2019.02.14 1 University Artifact Collection ARTI.2019.02.14 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Archives & Special Collections, Santa Clara University Library Title: Santa Clara University Artifact Collection creator: Santa Clara University (Calif.) Identifier/Call Number: ARTI.2019.02.14 Physical Description: 115.7 linear feet, 78 boxes and 5 oversize items Date (inclusive): 103 BCE-2016, & undated (bulk: 1945-2001) Language of Material: English, Latin. This collection is located in Santa Clara University Library's Archives & Special Collections. Access The collection is open for research. There are no restrictions. Arrangement The collection is arranged into the following ten series: Series I. Awards; Series II. Athletics Materials; Series III. Engineering Materials; Series IV. General Materials related to SCU; Series V. Local History; Series VI. Miscellanous Materials; Series VII. Mission Santa Clara; Series VIII. Religious Materials; Series IX. Apparel; and Series X. Building Markers and Materials. Organizational History Santa Clara University was founded in 1851 by the Society of Jesus as Santa Clara College and is California's oldest operating institution of higher learning. It was established on the grounds of Mission Santa Clara de Asìs, the eighth of the original 21 California missions. The college originally operated as a preparatory school and did not offer courses of collegiate rank until 1853. The institution became known as the University of Santa Clara in 1912, when the schools of engineering and law were added. For 110 years, Santa Clara University was an all-male school. In 1961, women were accepted as undergraduates and Santa Clara University became the first coeducational Catholic university in California. The number of students and faculty tripled over the next decade and the university began the largest building program in school history with eight residence halls, a student union, and an athletic stadium. In the early 1970s, the Board of Trustees voted to limit the size of the undergraduate population, an action that was intended to preserve the character and ensure the quality of the university for generations to come. In 1985, the university adopted Santa Clara University as its official name. Bibliography: Santa Clara University. "About SCU – History." www.scu.edu/about/history.cfm (Accessed Nov. 23, 2010) McKevitt, Gerald, S.J. The University of Santa Clara: A History, 1851-1977. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 1979. Preferred Citation Santa Clara University Artifact Collection, ARTI.2019.02.14. Santa Clara University Library, Archives & Special Collections. Processing Information Collection processed in 2019 by Andrea Hoff with assistance from Daniela Baez and Mia Hope. Finding aid written and EAD encoded by Andrea Hoff with assistance from Daniela Baez and Mia Hope. Scope and Content of the Collection The Santa Clara University Artifact Collection consists of 573 items spanning a broad range of formats. Each of the series in the collection attests to an important aspect of the university's history and identity. Aspects of university life documented in the collection include its participation in intercollegiate athletics, its commitment to academic excellence, the Catholic identity of the university, and the presence of Mission Santa Clara on campus. The types of materials found in the collection include artifacts, ephemera, textiles, memorabilia, art works and archeological materials. Particular coverage is given to items commemorating important events in university history such as the reroute of the Alameda in 1986 and the 150th anniversary of the university in 2001. Refer to individual series notes for detailed descriptions of the contents. Publication Rights Materials in Archives & Special Collections may be subject to copyright. All requests for permission to publish from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the University Archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of Archives & Special Collections as the owner of the physical materials, and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained. Copyright restrictions also apply to digital reproductions of the original materials. Subjects and Indexing Terms Santa Clara University (Calif.) Guide to the Santa Clara ARTI.2019.02.14 2 University Artifact Collection ARTI.2019.02.14 Santa Clara University -- History Santa Clara (Calif.) -- History, Local San Jose (Calif.) -- History, Local Student activities Students -- Social life and customs Missions -- California Engineering Catholic higher education College sports -- California Jesuits -- History Santa Clara College (Calif.) Santa Clara University -- School of Engineering Series I. Awards, 1854-1990, & undated Physical Description: 5.46 linear feet, 6 boxes Scope and Content This series documents Santa Clara Univesity's tradition of rewarding academic excellence and service to the community. It contains awards bestowed by the university to students, alumni, faculty and various members of the university community. The series consists of 71 items including medals, pins, ribbons, placques and trophies dating from 1854 to 1990. There are several examples of awards such as the Nobili Medal and the St. Clare Medal, which have traditionally been awarded to students for outstanding academic performance, personal character, school activities, and constructive contribution to the university. Arrangement This series is arranged by size. Related Materials Plaques and trophies for athletic achievement can be found in Series II. Athletics Materials. box 1, Item 1 Religion and arts medal awarded to Louis Chicard, 1856 box 1, Item 2 Gleeson medal awarded to Mason Wilson, 1871 box 1, Item 3 Waldteufel prize awarded to M.S. Walsh, 1871 box 1, Item 4 College Team pin awarded to "The 'Californians' Team Pitcher," 1891 box 1, Item 5 College Team pin awarded to "Boston Team Pitcher," 1892 box 1, Item 6 Sodality medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 7 Sodality medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 8 Sodality medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 9 Religion and arts medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 10 Religion and arts medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 11 Waldteufel prize awarded to M.J. Walsh, 1873 box 1, Item 12 Christian Doctrine medal awarded to John Dumont, 1886 box 1, Item 13 Santa Clara College class pin, 1892 box 1, Item 14 St. Clare medal, c. 1980-1989 box 1, Item 15 Arithmetic award, 1854 box 1, Item 16 Arithmetic award, 1855 box 1, Item 17 Liberal arts and religion medal, c. 1907 box 1, Item 18 Nobili medal, c. 1950 box 1, Item 19 W. Straus Collection pin (1 of 2), undated Acquisition Information Acc. 993-013. This item was originally described as belonging to the W. Straus Collection in a legacy finding aid. Gift of William Perkins. Guide to the Santa Clara ARTI.2019.02.14 3 University Artifact Collection ARTI.2019.02.14 Series I. Awards, 1854-1990, & undated box 1, Item 20 W. Straus Collection pin (2 of 2), undated Acquisition Information Acc. 993-013. This item was originally described as belonging to the W. Straus Collection in a legacy finding aid. Gift of William Perkins. box 1, Item 21 Santa Clara College baseball pin, 1889 box 1, Item 22 Medal of the conversion of St. Ignatius Loyola, 1921 box 1, Item 23 Santa Clara pin, undated box 1, Item 24 Alpha Sigma Nu medal, 1966 box 1, Item 25 University centennial pin, 1951 box 1, Item 26 Junior Nobili medal awarded to Paul Galtes, 1894 box 1, Item 27 The Sweeny Medal for American History awarded to William B. Hirst, 1906 box 1, Item 28 Cross medal, undated box 1, Item 29 Junior Nobili medal awarded to Reginald L. Archbold, 1905 box 1, Item 30 Junior Nobili medal awarded to Edward R. Boland, 1910 box 1, Item 31 Classics medal awarded to Paul Galtes, 1896 box 1, Item 32 Philhistorian Jubilee pin, Santa Clara College, 1909 box 1, Item 33 Centennial medal souvenir, 1876 box 1, Item 34 Religion and arts medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 35 Religion and arts medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 36 Religion and arts medal, c. 1900 Physical Description: Ribbon is detached from medal. box 1, Item 37 Religion and arts medal, c. 1900 box 1, Item 38 Sodality medal, undated box 1, Item 39 Sodality medal, undated box 1, Item 40 Sodality medal, undated box 1, Item 41 Liberal arts and religion medal, 1907-1912 Acquisition Information Acc. 979-018. This item was originally described as belonging to the Hardin N. Barry Collection on a legacy finding aid. Gift of R.B. Phillipay. box 1, Item 42 Liberal arts and religion medal, 1907-1912 Acquisition Information Acc. 979-018. This item was originally described as belonging to the Hardin N. Barry Collection on a legacy finding aid. Gift of R.B. Phillipay. box 1, Item 43 Liberal arts and religion medal, 1907-1912 Acquisition Information Acc. 979-018. This item was originally described as belonging to the Hardin N. Barry Collection on a legacy finding aid. Gift of R.B. Phillipay. box 1, Item 44 Liberal arts and religion medal, 1907-1912 Acquisition Information Acc. 979-018. This item was originally described as belonging to the Hardin N. Barry Collection on a legacy finding aid. Gift of R.B. Phillipay. box 1, Item 45 Liberal arts and religion medal, 1907-1912 Acquisition Information Acc. 979-018. This item was originally described as belonging to the Hardin N. Barry Collection on a legacy finding aid. Gift of R.B. Phillipay. Guide to the Santa Clara ARTI.2019.02.14 4 University Artifact Collection ARTI.2019.02.14 Series I.
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