University of Louisville. Department of History

Content Description This collection consists of papers relating to the governance of the department of history, the University College, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the University of Louisville in general. Materials include departmental faculty meeting minutes, records of Faculty Senate meetings, University College faculty minutes and executive committee minutes, information relating to accreditation and curriculum, the Red Book, as well as material relating to Burnett's teaching in the field of history....

Content Description Papers relating to Bill Morison's role as a faculty member in the Department of History, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville. Materials include memos, minutes from departmental and college faculty and committee meetings, flyers, lists, and other communications to groups of faculty.

Content Description Records relating to Bill Morison's role as a faculty member in the Department of History, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville and his role as the University Archivist. Materials consist primarily of the scholarly works, record of service to the university, and correspondence. A small portion of the records cover general administrative aspects of the University Archives and Records Center.

Scope and Contents These are the papers of Mary Katherine Bonsteel Tachau, Ph.D., noted constitutional historian and professor. The collection dates from 1950 to 1990, with the bulk dating from 1965 to 1990. This collection of 24.25 linear feet documents Tachau's teaching career at the University of Louisville, her professional activities, and her scholarly contributions.The papers of Mary Katherine Bonsteel Tachau (1926-1990), noted constitutional historian and professor of history, were donated to...

Content Description The collection includes term papers, Warwick's publications and research materials, and materials for his History of Civilization course. Included is an outline and guide for teaching history courses, which also refers to one course co-taught by Warwick and history professor Laurence Lee Howe. There are also materials from Dr. Warwick’s time serving in the army during World War II.