010. Faculty, Staff and Support Services
Found in 93 Collections and/or Records:
Faculty Course Evaluations records
The Faculty Course Evaluations collection contains the student evaluations of faculty at Eastern Michigan University from 1971-2006, with the exception of 1978 and 1981 which are missing from the record. Materials are arranged chronologically. There is one General Materials file that includes newspaper clippings and office correspondence pertaining to Faculty Course Evaluations at Eastern Michigan University.
Faculty Course Assignments
The Faculty Course Assignments detail the classes taught by faculty members at Eastern Michigan University from 1993 through 2006.
Faculty Handbook records
The Faculty Handbook records include the handbooks that were published and distributed to faculty members annually, as well as handbooks produced for new incoming faculty, lecturers, and other training and development materials. The handbooks have been arranged by type, in chronological order.
Faculty Men's Club records
Frederick B. McKay papers
Frederic H. Pease papers
Professor Frederic H. Pease was an instructor of music in the Michigan State Normal College Conservatory. His papers include clippings, correspondence, photographs, and published books on the instruction of music, along with published sheet music and compositions. While there is some biographical material dated as late as 2010, the bulk of the material dates from 1873 to 1909.
Federation of Teachers records
Gilbert B. Cross papers
Genevieve M. Walton papers
Genevieve M. Walton served as Library Director at Michigan State Normal College from 1892 to 1932, during which time she expanded the size of the collection, the staff, and oversaw the move to a separate library building. She was also influential in the field of library science and co-founded the Michigan Library Association, and served as its first woman president. The collection is dated approximately 1889 to 1999.
Harry Smith papers
Harry L. Smith was a professor and department head in the Eastern Michigan University Department of Physics and Astronomy from 1920 through 1962. His papers include gradebooks, clippings, and copy of Smith's dissertation.