Dates

• Existence: 1945-

Biographical History

Anthony Ferguson (born 1945) was a librarian and academic administrator in Utah. He provided photographs of performing groups at Brigham Young University around 1980.

Anthony Ferguson was born in 1945. He recieved his bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University in 1968, a master's in library science from University of Washington in 1972, and joined the library faculty at BYU in 1972 as a curator of Asian collections. He provided photographs of performing groups at Brigham Young University around 1980 to the Department of Public Communications. He became the first director of the Asian Seminar for the BYU Kennedy Center in 1981.

Citation:

Far Eastern politics, c1977: t.p. (Anthony Ferguson, curator, Asian coll., soc. sci. lib. H. B. Lee Lib., Brigham Young U.) CIP data sht. (Anthony Walter Ferguson, March 30, 1945)

nuc89-72781: Harold B. Lee Library. Collection development policy statement, 1985 (hdg. on NcGU rept.: Ferguson, Anthony W.; usage: Anthony W. Ferguson)

BYU Photo photographs, 1875-2010 (Tony Ferguson; photographer at Brigham Young University around 1980)

Bridges, Fall 2003: page 10 (Tony Ferguson; first director of Asian Seminar (China and Japan), Kennedy Center at Brigham Young University, 1981)

Brigham Young University general catalog, 1981: page 300 (Anthony W. Ferguson; associate librarian; bachelor's degree, Brigham Young University, 1968; master's degree, University of Washington, 1971; Master's of Library Science, University of Washington, 1972; joined library faculty at Brigham Young University, 1972)

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