Brigham Young University. Division of Learning Resources
Dates
- Existence: 1973 - 1976
Administrative History
The Division of Learning Resources (1973-1976) was an academic support unit at Brigham Young University. The division coordinated and administered university departments with responsibility for media development and production on campus.
The Division of Learning Resources was established in 1973 in a renaming of the earlier Instructional Services Division. At the same time, director Darrel J. Monson was appointed as assistant academic vice president. By 1975, Learning Resources was composed of three major segments: the Division of Media Production and Development, the Division of Instructional Research, Development, and Evaluation, and the Harold B. Lee Library. The division was split into three units in 1976, Media Services, the David O. McKay Institute, and Library Learning Resources.
Division directors included Darrel J. Monson (1973-1975) and William D. Farnsworth (acting, 1975-1976).
Citation:
Division of Learning Resources records, 1965-1976 (est. 1973 when Darrel J. Monson appointed Assistant Academic Vice President for Learning Resources; 1975, included Division of Media Production and Development, Division of Instructional Research, Development, and Evaluation, and the Harold B. Lee Library)Daily universe, June 6, 1975: p. 10 (Learning Resources department; includes Department of Media Development and Production) https://archive.org/details/dailyuniverse28153asso/page/n9/mode/1up
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Division of Learning Resources administrative records, 1950-1977
Contains correspondence, memorandums, and other materials produced by the division administration. Includes information on department operations and programs. Materials date from between 1950 and 1977.
Division of Learning Resources assistant director subject file, 1967-1977
Contains correspondence, memos, proposals, and other materials produced and arranged by Farnsworth and Glade related to the operations of the Division of Learning Resources. Includes information on university broadcasting operations and division personnel.
Division of Learning Resources director records, 1950-1976
Contains correspondence, meeting minutes, notes, memorandums, and other materials gathered and produced by Monson regarding the operations of the Division of Learning Resources. Includes information on division broadcasting and library programs and facilities.
Instructional TV records, 1965-1976
Contains correspondence, reports, memos, and other materials produced and arranged by Harold Hickman and Stephen J. Anderson. Includes information on unit production activities, equipment, and personnel. Materials date from between 1965 and 1976.