Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Chapter, Collection, 1931-2015 16.5 linear feet
Alpha Phi Omega. -- Phi Chapter (Syracuse University)
Material pertaining to service projects and dedication to disability awareness
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Belfer Audio Archive Records, 1877-2003 21 boxes (18.75 linear feet)
Belfer Audio Laboratory and
Archive.
Correspondence, photographs, clipping files, reports, and other materials from the Belfer Audio Archive
Burton Blatt Papers, 1948-2006 121 boxes (75 linear feet)
Blatt, Burton, 1927-1985.
Writings, correspondence, audio and video recordings, research notes, photographs and other materials related to his influential work in special education and advocacy for people with disabilities
Chancellor John E. Corbally Records, 1966-1992 22 linear feet
Corbally, John E. (John Edward),
1924-2004.
Records of Chancellor Corbally of Syracuse University
Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw Records, 1971-2008 76 boxes and 2 packages (approximately 75.5 linear feet)
Shaw, Kenneth A. (University chancellor)
Records of the office of Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw
Chancellor Melvin A. Eggers Records, 1968-1996 303 boxes and 6 packages (approximately 167.5 linear feet)
Eggers, Melvin A.
Records of the office of Chancellor Melvin Eggers
Chancellor William P. Tolley Records, 1936-1969 174 boxes (102 linear feet)
Tolley, William Pearson, 1900-1996.
Records pertaining to Chancellor William P. Tolley
Charles N. Sims Collection, 1843-1956 14 boxes (8.8 linear feet)
Sims, C.N., (Charles N.), 1835-1908.
The Charles N. Sims Collection contains personal and professional correspondence, photographs, sermons, lectures and other items relating to Sims' time as Chancellor of Syracuse University.
Constance Timberlake Papers, 1950-2004 8.25 linear ft.
Timberlake, Constance Hector, 1930-2019.
Articles, reports, correspondence, and other materials collected or composed by Constance Timberlake, professor of human development at Syracuse University
Don Mitchell Papers, 1965-2014 3 boxes (2.5 linear feet)
Mitchell, Don, 1961-
Materials related to Don Mitchell's research and career as a professor at Syracuse University