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This collection documents the life of Emily H. Richardson, particularly her involvement in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) of Utah.

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This collection contains teaching materials used by Virginia Lewis (Richardson) in her career as a Family and Consumer Sciences professor at Utah State University from 1962-1984.

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Contains the personal and professional papers of Utah State University history professor Joel E. Ricks. The bulk of the collection centers around Utah and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints settlement history. Also contains Ricks' lecture and class notes.

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This collection contains highlights of the Rocky Mountain Assembly Reports, Conference proceedings, and other materials.

Abstract Records of the secretary (later commissioner) of the following athletic conferences: Colorado Faculty Athletic Conference (1909-1910), Rocky Mountain Faculty Athletic Conference (1910-1937), and the Mountain States Faculty Athletic Conference (1937-1962). Includes correspondence, player eligibility lists, minutes of the meetings of the conference council, conference rules, schedules of events, reports of the commissioner (an office created in 1947), and NCAA meeting reports. Contains a...

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This collection contains highlights of the Rocky Mountain Institute for Policy Research correspondence, reports, and other materials.

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The papers of R. Welling Roskelley comprise of personal and family papers as well as professional papers from Dr. Roskelley's long service as a professor of rural sociology and as an active participant in agricultural extension and international rural development.

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This collection includes Letter books from Jeremiah W. Sanborn, first president of Utah State University.

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This collection contains highlights of the Jeannie Simmonds papers.

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This collection contains 39 black and white photos taken on and around the campus of USU in Spring of 1942. Many show identifiable locations in Logan, mostly along 400 East between USU campus and Main Street. Others are of persons unidentified, mostly soldiers and their families. The photographer, probably Harry Simon, was in Logan as part of a training program for the Navy ROTC.