BYU Library - Special Collections

Contains materials pertaining to the activities of the Graduate School. The materials include correspondence, reports, manuals, awards, memorandums, and articles.

Contains letters and memos between President Wilkinson and others on proposed research projects, facilities, and funding. Also contains project proposals and reports. Dated 1964.

Contains letters and memos between BYU staff about research grants and research project plans. Also contains reports and proposals about upcoming research projects. Dated 1965.

Contains letters and memos between BYU faculty as well as proposals and letters for a research institute at BYU. Dated 1960-1963.

Contains letters, memos and reports written by BYU staff regarding the procurement of grants for research at BYU. Dated 1959 to 1962.

Contains letters, memos and reports about research projects at BYU. Discusses the topic of BYU laboritories, funding, and topics of projects. Much of the memos are between President Wilkinson and Tracy Hall. Dated 1966.

Contains the records of the Production Department, consisting of groups of research obtained on various topics, mainly food production. Dated 1933 to 1976, though documents earlier than the late 1950s are gathered research in that time period and not documents produced by the Chemistry Department.

Contains correspondence and memos concerning research at Brigham Young University. Also includes possible Brigham Young University research foundation Eyring Research Institute Inc., reports, financial reports, and proposals for research projects.

Contains general correspondence and memos. Also includes research projects information, research on work ethic, departmental report format, and a copy of "Standard Operating Procedures for Safeguarding Classified Information at Brigham Young University" dated June 28, 1977.

Contains correspondence, memos, revised list of academic and research programs, and report on federal funding. Also includes research projects, problems, Rocky Mountain Research Corporation, inspection by nuclear Regulatory Commission, and Brigham Young University activities in the field.