Student Diaries and Scrapbooks
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
General, 1903 - 2010
Sub-Group — Multiple Containers
Abstract
Student Affairs; General; Student Activities and Leadership; 1903-79; Box 1 [8A-A-5C]
Contents:
1. Conferences, Conventions, Symposiums
2. Creative Arts Symposium, March 20-21 (1964)
3. Symposium - Creative Arts
4. Scheduler, Programs
5. Amer. Junior Red Cross
6. Boy Scouts
7. Boy's State
8. Business
9. Camp Crafts (Women)
10. Churches
11. Classical League
12. Education
13. 39th Semi-Annual meeting, Western Ohio, Super Round Table
14....
Dates:
1903 - 2010
Schiller, Jeanne, 1944
Item — Box 4 [2A-H-2A], Folder: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Item:
This collection includes over 990 diaries written by over 800 individual undergraduate and graduate students of Dr. William E. Smith in the Department of History at Miami University between 1942 and 1957. The project originated as a means for Dr. Smith and the university to document student perceptions and campus life during World War II, but continued following the war’s end. The contents of the diaries provide commentary on practically every subject relating to World War II, current...
Dates:
1944
Scrapbooks/ Diaries, 1852 - 2001
Sub-Group — Multiple Containers
Abstract
Student Life; Student Diaries and Scrapbooks; Private Memorandum Kept by D. W. McClung: 1852-55 [holograph]; 1852-55 [1A-E-4B]Student Life; Student Diaries and Scrapbooks; Jerome Falconer Diary; 1861-62 [1A-E-Shelf 5] Reference Section
[1A-E-Shelf 3] Reference Section
2 xerox copiesStudent Life; Student Diaries and Scrapbooks; Diary of Walter D. Hancock; 1861-69 [1A-E-Shelf 4] Reference Section!Student Life; Student Diaries and Scrapbooks; Journal of Abner F....
Dates:
1852 - 2001
William E. Smith Student Diaries Collection
Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 8-FAC-SMI
Scope and Contents
This collection includes over 990 diaries written by over 800 individual undergraduate and graduate students of Dr. William E. Smith in the Department of History at Miami University between 1942 and 1957. The project originated as a means for Dr. Smith and the university to document student perceptions and campus life during World War II, but continued following the war’s end. The contents of the diaries provide commentary on practically every subject relating to World War II, current...
Dates:
1942 - 1957