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Liberal Arts and Sciences

Dean's Office

Kendric Charles Babcock Papers, 1881-1932

Box 1:

PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE--The bulk of this material concerns Babcock's early life-- his student days at the University of Minnesota (1885-89), his professorship at the University of California (1896-1903), his presidency of the University of Arizona (1903-10), and his work as specialist for the United States Bureau of Education (1910-13).

1881-89

1890-91

1890-98

1901

1902-04

1903

1905-06

1906-08

1909-10

1911

1913-14

1917

1917-18–War Letters

1920

1925

1929-32

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE–This material deals principally with Babcock's early years as UI Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (1913-31).

A, 1912-14

B, 1910, 1912-14

C, 1913-14

1917-19

1918, 1920

D, 1915

1917-18

E-F, 1913

F, 1915-18

G, 1913-14, 1924

H, 1917

H-J, 1912-15

Box 2:

K-L, 1912-14, 1917

M, 1912-14

1925-27

N, 1916, 1919

O, 1913

P, 1913-14

R, 1913-14

1916-18

1926-27

S, 1913-14

1917

1923-27

T, 1913-14

1917

W, 1911, 1919, 1924

1913-14

1926

DIARIES–The diaries contain financial accounts and calendars listing daily activities.

1911, 1913

1914, 1916

1921, 1925

SUBJECT FILES

Addresses

Army Overseas Educational Commission–Correspondence, 1918

Articles and Essays, 1911-12, 1927

Association for the International Interchange of Students–Programs, 1912

Awards, 1931

"A Classification of Universities and Colleges with Reference to Bachelor's Degrees," 1911

Delta Tau Delta Fraternity–Service Award

Box 3:

Newspaper Clippings, 1910-13

Passports for Russia, 1890

Photographs, 1860s-1920s

The Scandinavian Element in the United States–Correspondence, 1915

Research Notes and Appendices

"Tentative Grouping of Universities and Colleges," 1912-13

Box 4 (Oversize):

Certificates