Tullis, F. LaMond, 1935-
Dates
- Existence: 1935-
biographical statement
Citation:
Mormon Scholars Testify, Dec. 6, 2011: Home/Testimonies/F. LaMond Tullis (bachelor's degree in Spanish and political science from U of U, BYU master's degree in political science, M.P.A in development studies and Ph.D. from Harvard, BYU professor 1969-1998, chaired Department of Political Science 1978-1983, associate academic vice president 1985-1989, UN consultant, Dept. of State, fellow at London School of Economics, University of Sussex, and Princeton University, published and received awards)Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Brigham Young University vice-presidential correspondence, 1956-1989
Contains correspondence from F. LaMond Tullis to faculty members and other individuals related to the university, most notably Louis Midgely. Covers topics including doctrinal commentary, periodical editorials, publication reviews, and faculty councils, 1956-1989.
Brigham Young University vice-presidential meeting minutes, 1985-1989
Contains meeting minutes from the Academic Vice-President and Graduate Council meetings. Covers topics including rank advancement, graduate studies, university lectures, university research, and journal article reviews, 1985-1989.
Brigham Young University vice-presidential records
Contains records from F. LaMond Tullis's administration as Associate Academic Vice-President. Includes an intermixture of Tullis's personal files and general files pertaining to his administrative position and associated responsibilities. Contains correspondence, minutes from vice president and graduate studies meetings, as well as various subject files regarding university matters, 1956-1989.