Abstract The files of the Art Management Program document the program primarily through student projects, theses and papers, that make up the majority of the collection. Materials in the collection date from 1990 through 2018. There is one file for the instruction of CTAR 452, and one object for the Ken Stevens endowed scholarship. Nothing in the collection documents the daily, or annual administration of the program, courses offered, course development, and the intersection of the program and the...

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The Chemistry Department records include documents pertaining to the teaching of chemistry at Michigan State Normal College from 1900 to departmental details at Eastern Michigan Univeristy until 2014. The collection includes marketing tools, curriculum details, and other materials relevant to the study of chemistry. This is valuable to the study of program evolution in chemistry at EMU.

Abstract The College of Arts and Sciences provides advising to students in General Education as well as in the areas of their major and minor programs. The College of arts and Sciences incorporates disciplines categorized by the Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Social Sciences, Humanities and Fine and Performing Arts and offers more than 125 programs of study. The College of Arts and Sciences records include materials regarding the...

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The Conservatory of Music photographic collection includes scrapbooks that documents the activities and events of the Conservatory using clippings, flyers and concert programs as well as composites. Records date from 1892-1936.

Abstract The Department of Communication, Media, and Theatre Arts records includes materials related to the history and governance of the department, particularly program descriptions, news releases, clippings, inter-departmental correspondence and the Arts and Entertainment newsletter from 1982 to 2010. The Department of Communication, Media and Theatre Arts was previously known as the Department of Communication and Theatre Arts and prior to that, the majority of...

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The Department of Economics records include documents from 1967 to 2012 at Eastern Michigan University. The collection contains proposals, curriculum changes, marketing tools, and other materials relevant to the department. This collection is valuable to the study of the expansion of the Department of Economics.

Abstract The Department of English Language and Literature collection documents the workings of the department. The English Language and Literature Department offers classes that focus on a variety of areas in the English career world. The collection is arranged alphabetically and is divided into four series. The Administration and Curriculum series includes information on meeting minutes, handbooks and program requirements. The Proposals and Reports series includes...

Abstract The Department of Foreign Language and Bilingual Studies collection documents the workings of the department. The Foreign Language department offers classes that focus on more than six different languages. These classes help students to effectively communicate in these languages in many different aspects of the real world. The collection is arranged alphabetically and is divided into two series. The Curriculum and Programs series includes information on...

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The Department of Geography and Geology records include materials from the Department at Eastern Michigan University from 1896 until 2016, with the bulk of materials dating from the 1990s to the mid 2010s. The collection contains documents concerning academic programs, administrative files, curriculum, press, and other relevant materials. It is particularly useful to the study of the department from 1995 to 2016, and for insight into administrative functions.

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The Department of Geography and Geology slide collection contains a series of slides used in the course of teaching. Originally housed in a metal projection case, the slides were removed to maintain their original order and boxed into 6 boxes. Boxes 4-6 are unidentifed and include a variety of landscapes, primarily in Europe. It is unclear who was responsible for capturing the images, labeling the images, or using them in class. They are primarily undated, 35mm color slides.