Brigham Young University. Department of Technology
administrative history
Citation:
BYU organizational history project, via WWW, Nov. 13, 2013: Department of Technology (est. 1972; previously known as Department of Industrial Technology; taught courses in engineering and technology design, electronics, and manufacturing technologies, also included construction management for some time; provided two-year associate degrees for technicians, as well as four-year bachelor's; department chairs included Ross "J" McArthur (1972-1979), Kay F. Brown (1979-1980), John J. Kunzler, Jr. (1981-1986), E. Max Raisor (1986-1987), J.L. Carroll (1987-1989), John J. Kunzler (1989-1990); reported to College of Industrial and Technical Education (1972-1973), College of Engineering Sciences and Technology (1973-1984), and College of Engineering and Technology (1984-1990); 1990, merged into Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Technology)Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Department of Technology department chair records, 1985-1988
Contains minutes, correspondence, and memoranda from the department chair dated 1985 to 1988.
Department of Technology department records, 1955-1990
Contains minutes, reports, newsletters, and financial records from the department dated 1955 to 1990.
Department of Technology faculty reports, 1975-1988
Contains reports pertaining to the faculty of the department from 1975 to 1988. The materials relate to faculty planning, teaching loads, activity reports, and information concerning part-time faculty.
Department of Technology records
Collection includes photographs, administrative records, correspondence, and memoranda. In addition, there are curriculum proposals, teaching materials, and numerous photographs and slides. All materials relate to the Department of Technology from 1955-1990.
Department of Technology records on AT & T, 1983-1988
Contains materials pertaining to AT & T and the association with the department. The materials include budgets, contracts, newsletters, and schedules pertaining to students and faculty of the School of Technology from 1983 to 1988.
Department of Technology records on government surplus, 1969-1984
Contains purchase orders, invoices, and other financial records related to the department's acquisition of surplus government materials. Materials date from between 1969 and 1984.
Department of Technology records on Western Electric Company, 1981-1984
Contains materials pertaining to Western Electric and their association with the department. The materials include budgets, reports, and notes from 1981 to 1984.
Department of Technology student records, 1981-1983
Contains materials pertaining to the students of the department. The materials include surveys, examinations, and notes pertaining to exit interviews and comprehensive exams from 1981 to 1983.
Department of Technology visual and multimedia records, 1972-1986
Contains photographs, slides, and videocassettes from the department dated 1972-1986.
Science and Maps Department collection on Department of Technology
Contains slides, pamphlets, photographs, and other materials collected by the Harold B. Lee Science and Maps Department in the University's School of Technology in Provo, Utah. Includes maps and basic information on the history of the School of Technology. Materials dated approximately between 1983 and 1990.
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- Archival Object 8
- Collection 2
- Subject
- Technology -- Study and teaching 7
- Colleges and Universities 6
- Education 6
- Production engineering -- Study and teaching 5
- Reports 3
- Slides (Photography) 3
- Budgets 2
- Financial records 2
- Letters 2
- Memorandums 2
- Minutes (Records) 2
- Newsletters 2
- Notes 2
- Photographs 2
- Buildings -- Utah -- Utah Valley -- Photographs 1
- College students -- Utah -- Provo 1
- Contracts 1
- Engineering -- Education -- Utah -- Provo 1
- Examinations 1
- Invoices 1
- Pamphlets 1
- Receipts (Acknowledgments) 1
- Research 1
- Schedules (Time plans) 1
- Surplus government property -- Purchasing 1
- Surveys 1
- Technology 1
- Videocassettes 1 + ∧ less