Brigham Young University. College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Dates
- Existence: 1973-
Administrative History
The Brigham Young University College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences was established in 1973 in a split of the College of Physical and Engineering Sciences. The college is responsible for the administration of the instructional departments within its subject area.
Citation:
Its Records, 1956-1992 (Brigham Young University, College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences)Brigham Young University organizational history, via WWW, Jan. 20, 2012 (College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences; est. 1973 in split of College of Physical and Engineering Sciences; administers subordinate units including departments of Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy, Statistics, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Mathematics Education, and Geological Sciences)
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
Information Systems Services policy committee records, 1981-1989
Contains minutes and records of policy meetings.
Information Systems Services projects and reports, 1963-1989
Contains notes, graphs and records of projects, reports, finances, employees, and computers.
Information Systems Services records on acquisitions, 1972-1990
Contains information of purchases and acquisitions.
Information Systems Services records on other committees, 1966-1992
Contains minutes and records of various committees and meetings.
Information Systems Services records on steering committees, 1981-1989
Contains minutes and records of the Information Systems Services steering committees.
Information Systems Services Services personnel files, 1970-1990
Contains personnel reports and descriptions.
Information Systems Services staff meeting materials, 1985-1989
Contains minutes and records of faculty meetings.
Oral history interview with Armin J. Hill
Interview by Mardin Clark with Armin Hill discussing his responsibilities and administrative activities relating to Brigham Young University.
Photographs of the rededication of the Carl F. Eyring Science Center
Thirty-six photographs of the rededication of the Carl F. Eyring Science Center in 1998. Includes shots of the audience, the performers, and the speakers at the rededication. Speakers included President Merrill J. Bateman, Elder Henry B. Eyring and President Thomas S. Monson. Also includes shots of the exterior of the building.
University Communications files on the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, 1961-1997
Contains newspaper clippings, news releases, and photographs concerning the various department within the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences from 1963 to 1997. Materials also concern the Summerhays Planetarium, the Earth Science Museum, the Quey Hebrew Lecture, The Leading Edge science and fiction magazine, microchemistry, natural gas testing and the thermochemical institute, the Astronomical Society, the CAM Software Research Center, and the Combustion Laboratory.