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Finding Aid for the University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts (MUM01771) University of Mississippi eGrove Archives & Special Collections: Finding Aids Library November 2020 Finding Aid for the University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts (MUM01771) Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/finding_aids Recommended Citation University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi This Finding Aid is brought to you for free and open access by the Library at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Archives & Special Collections: Finding Aids by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Finding Aid for the University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts (MUM01771) Questions? Contact us! The University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts is open for research. Finding Aid for the University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts Table of Contents Descriptive Summary Administrative Information Subject Terms Scope and Content Note User Information Related Material Arrangement Container List Descriptive Summary Title: University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts Dates: 1846-2012 Collector: University of Mississippi Physical Extent: 49 boxes (26.59 linear feet) Repository: University of Mississippi. Department of Archives and Special Collections. University, MS 38677, USA Identification: MUM01771 Location: General Special Collections Language of Material: English Abstract: The collection contains miscellaneous items related to the University of Mississippi. The collection is arranged by subject. Administrative Information Acquisition Information Acquired from various sources Processing Information Collection processed by Archives and Special Collections staff. Each series originally existed as a separate collection, the finding aids for which were mounted in 2008. The collection descriptions were combined into one finding aid encoded by Kathryn Michaelis, July 2012. Additions Periodic additions may be made to this collection. Subject Terms University of Mississippi -- History University of Mississippi. Athletic Department University of Mississippi. Alumni Association University of Mississippi -- Alumni and alumnae University of Mississippi -- Faculty University of Mississippi -- Students -- Social life and customs University of Mississippi -- Students -- Societies, etc. Greek letter societies -- Mississippi -- Oxford Lectures and lecturing -- Mississippi -- Oxford Confederate States of America. Army. Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 11th. Company A Mississippi -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 University of Mississippi -- Administration -- History Formats newsletters brochures correspondence speeches broadsheet (format) programs (documents) invitations press releases clippings (information artifacts) reports magazines (periodicals) stickers handbooks Scope and Content Note The collection contains miscellaneous items related to the University of Mississippi. The collection is arranged by subject. User Information Preferred Citation University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi Access Restrictions The University of Mississippi Small Manuscripts is open for research. Copyright Restrictions The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other than private study, scholarship or research." If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," that user may be liable for copyright infringement. Related Material Resources at the University of Mississippi For more materials related to the University of Mississippi, please see the Archives' University of Mississippi Subject Guide. Arrangement This collection is arranged in 16 series. Series are arranged alphabetically. Series 1: Academic and Admnistrative Departments, 1920-2002 Series 2: Alumni, 1870-2000 Series 3: Athletics, 1894-1998 Series 4: Budget and Finance, 1993-2001 Series 5: Faculty and Staff, 1893-2006 Series 6: Greeks, 1858-2001 Series 7: Historical Accounts, 1846-1995 Series 8: Mascot, undated Series 9: Michael Landon, 1977 Series 10: Miscellaneous, 1881-1993 Series 11: Organizations and Honorary Societies, 1929-2000 Series 12: Oversize, 1849-2012 Series 13: Publications, circa 1920s-2003 Series 14: Speakers and Speeches, 1885-2001 Series 15: Student Life, 1849-2001 Series 16: University Greys, 1861-1994 Container List Series 1: Academic and Admnistrative Departments, 1920-2002 Scope: Brochures, correspondence, pamphlets, advertisements, bulletins, broadsides, information, invitations, certificates, and miscellaneous documents related to various academic and dministrative departments at the University of Mississippi 1.1 Barksdale Reading Institute Promotional Brochure for the Barksdale Reading Institute, 2000 1.2 School of Education Educational Motion Pictures Catalog, 1958 Summer Session Bulletin, 1945 Perspectives, 1965 Perspectives, undated Letter to Alumni of School of Education, 1982 Pictorial fold-out of Summer Session faculty, 1954 Visiting Faculty announcement, 1945 Student Council Workshop, 1995 Visions: Education for a Lifetime, 1990s The University of Mississippi, School of Education, Faculty, Summer Session 1954 Insights (School of Education newsletter), 1980-1983 Pamphlet, "North Mississippi Student Council Workshop," 1998 The Benchmark, Spring 2001 1.3 School of Pharmacy The Strategy of Growth, circa 1970s Pamphlet, "See Your Future in Pharmacy," undated Pharmacy as a Career broadside, undated Southeastern Drug Journal, 1972 Book advertisement for Two Hundred Years of Pharmacy in Mississippi by Leslie Campbell, undated School of Pharmacy library newsletter, 1972 Invitation to dedication of Austin Dodge Pharmacy Library, 1973 Charles Hartman Lecture Series Program, 1982 Invitation to reception for Goy Waller, 1983 75th Anniversary Reception, 1983 Invitation to reception for Dr. James McChesney, 1996 Annual Report, 1996-1997 Graduate Studies in Pharmacology and Toxicology, circa 1994 Early Entry Program/B.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1997 Broadside and Information Cards for Graduate Programs in the Pharmaceutical Sciences, circa 2000 "Department of Pharmacy...1908-1909," 1908 Elmer L. Hammond's "A History of the University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy," 1961 Two pamphlets for an interim meeting of the American Society of Pharmacognosy, hosted by UM at Tunica, Miss., 1999 "Visions: Pharmacy -- Making a Difference in Mississippi and the World," circa 1998 Invitation to opening of the Brain Function Monitoring Laboratory, 1991 Student prospectus: "Pharmacy Education: The right prescription for your future," undated "Graduate Program in Pharmacy Administration," 1996 Registration/program for "Pharmacy Weekend," 1996 1.4 School of Business Bulletin, 1940 Bulletin, 1941 Bulletin, 1944 Bulletin, 1942 Five Brief Studies for Mississippi Business Men, 1942 Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, 1964 Syllabus from Elementary Typing 101A, undated Ole Miss Beta (Newsletter from Business Education Teachers Association), 1953 Mississippi's Business, 1961 Pamphlet for Small Business Clinic, 1955 Invitation to Groundbreaking Ceremony, 1995 Building Campaign brochure, 1995 Supervisory Management Training Program, undated Informational Brochure on the School of Business Administration, 2000 1.5 Memorabilia from Groundbreaking Ceremony for School of Business and Accountancy, 1995 1.6 School of Business Administration 'The New MBA Program,' circa 1997 "A Proposal for the Establishment of a Small Business Development Center at The University of Mississippi," 1977 "University of Mississippi School of Business Administration Doctoral Directory," 1978 The Faculty, 1984 "Master of Business Administration Program Revision Proposal," 1996 "The University of Mississippi School of Business Administration Undergraduate Programs," 1998 Program for Hearin Lecture Series -- Dr. Gary Becker, 1998 Scope: Two copies Pamphlet for Doctoral Program in Management, 1999 Pamphlet for Annual Support and Special Gifts Program, Business Alumni Chapter, 1993 Pamphlet for The Chair of Insurance Campaign, undated "Business at the Next Level: Strategically Planning for the Future," 1995 "Ole Miss MBA," 1992 "The John N. Palmer MBA Fellowship at Ole Miss," undated Pamphlet: Hearn-Hess Scholarship, undated Pamphlet: Hearn-Hess Scholarship, 1997 Pamphlet: Hearn-Hess Scholarship, 1999 Pamphlet: Christine & Clarence Day Scholar, undated Pamphlet: Christine & Clarence Day Scholar, 1997 Prospectus: "Ole Miss Business: School Of Business Administration," undated Pamphlet: "The Mobile Communications Corporation of America Fellowship And Assistantship Program for MBA Students," 1987 Application: Robert E. Kennington Scholarship In Banking and Finance, 1992 Application: Hearin-Hess Scholarship in Business Administration, 1992 Application: Hearin-Hess Scholarship in Business Adminisration, 1989 Application: Christine & Clarence Day Business Scholarship, 1992 1.7 School of Engineering Engineer in Training Review Course broadside, 1976 Brochure for School of Engineering, undated Press Release, 1958 Press Release, 1958 Chemical Engineering pamphlet, undated Chemical
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