Histories (Literary works)
Found in 58 Collections and/or Records:
Alumni Relations records
Contains records regarding various groups and programs connected with the Alumni Association. Also included are files concerning various reunions put on by the Alumni Relations Department. Dates range from 1988 to 2009.
Alumni Relations records on reunions, 1990-2009
Contains files concerning various reunions put on by the Alumni Relations Department; in these files are announcements, plans, budgets, invitations, biography books, and responses to invitations. Dates range from 1990 to 2009.
J. Roman Andrus papers
Contains a brief history of the Brigham Young University Art Department. History written in 1957.
Associated Students of Brigham Young University histories
Contains histories of the ASBYU as kept by each secretary-historian, highlighting the most important events during each school year. The volumes contain meeting minutes, photocopies of newspaper articles, correspondence, brochures, pamphlets, event programs, and other miscellaneous items that were deemed to have a historical value. Materials dated 1922-1986.
J. LaVar Bateman papers
Contains papers documenting BYU forum assembly speakers. Also includes outlines, correspondence, news clippings, teaching resource materials, copies of minutes, a few photographs, vita information on LaVar Bateman, and other papers. Also includes a short history of the BYU Emeritus Club, written by Ed Butterworth.
Beta Delta Chapter publications
Material includes a history of the chapter of the student fraternity, and alumni bulletins concerning news of members and activities of the chapter. Dated from 1928 to 1939.
Lillian C. Booth papers
Collection includes typescripts of job descriptions (some carbon copies and photocopies) for the Counselor of Women (1950, 1953-1955, 1957), annual reports (1945-1957), lists of officers from 1922-1957 of the Associated Women Students of Brigham Young University, a history from 1897-1957 of the Matron, Dean of Women, and Counselor of Women, and records of sample student problems.
Brief descriptions of some BYU clubs and social organizations
Item 1. Faculty BYU Women's Organization. -- Item 2. BYU X Lady Missionaries. -- Item 3. Blue Key. -- Item 4. Beta Beta Beta. -- Item 5. Future Teachers Society. -- Item 6. White Key and Gold Y.
Brief history of the Brigham Young Academy to 1908
Summary of the establishment and early development of the Academy.
A brief history of the Brigham Young University News Bureau
History of the public relations arm of Brigham Young University, formerly called the New Bureau, currently named Public Communications.