Notes (documents)
Oral history interviews
Advertising cards
Albums (Books)
Alumni directories
Appointment books
Architectural material
Attendence lists
Biographies (literary works)
Biograpnies (literary works)
Bird cherry Hackberry; Hagberry; Mayday tree; Plant specimens
Buttons (information artifacts)
Cartoons (Commentary)
Chapbooks (Poetry)
Cotinas; Maple family; Plant specimens
Currants; Plant specimens
Documents (other)
Donor lists
Frontier and pioneer life, 1 results 1
South Dakota State University. English Department -- Administration, 1 results 1
Women authors, American -- Great Plains -- 20th century, 1 results 1
Women novelists, American -- Great Plains -- 20th century, 1 results 1
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1 Finding Aid results for Newsletters
English Department Records
UA 006.02
This collection is composed of departmental records generated by the English Department such as newsletters, pamphlets, and promotional material for events and conferences. Also included are the Pioneer Women Papers which consist of original investigations of women writers in the region completed by students for the course "Women Writers of the Great Plains," taught during 1978-1979 school year. Material is composed of publications produced by the English Department. Material includes newsletters, pamphlets, and posters.
The pioneer women files were completed as original investigations of women writers in the region for the course: "Women Writers of the Great Plains," taught in 1978-1979 under a special grant from the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education of the Modern Language Association for a project: "Teaching Women's Literature from a Regional Perspective." The course was taught by Dr. Ruth Alexander, Professor of English and supervised by Dr. Leonore Hoffman of the Modern Language Association office. The series consists of papers written by students of this course, a press release, and news clippings. The papers include notes by the instructor and a final grade. Also included in the papers are some pamphlets and photographs.
South Dakota State University. Department of English