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American Association of University Women. Chippewa Valley Branch (Eau Claire, Wis.) Records, 1920-1924, 1958-2020
American Minority Student Leadership Conference Proceedings, 1984-1986
Booklets of conference proceedings for the American Minority Student Leadership Conference, held at UW-Stout, UW-Eau Claire, and UW-La Crosse, from 1984-1986. Booklets consist of papers given by minority students in the University of Wisconsin system regarding their experiences as students, athletes, and participants in the University of Wisconsin community.
Annie Marasic Liddell Family Papers, 1870-1955 (bulk 1900-1930)
Diaries, family bible, Sunbeam Society records, composition book of original poetry and prose works, and photograph album of Annie Marasic Liddell, a wife, mother, cook, shopkeeper, and Chippewa Herald correspondent in Anson, Wisconsin (Chippewa County), during the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Arthur J. Fox Papers, 1939-1948
Arthur Julius Fox, one of the original faculty members of the Eau Claire State Normal School, was a former registrar and dean of instruction at Eau Claire State Teachers College. He retired in 1948 after 32 years of service at the college. This collection includes the general correspondence of A.J. Fox from 1939 to 1948 as well as his Teacher’s Program and Service Reports, his transcript from the University of Chicago, and newspaper clippings of his death in 1958.
Arthur L. Padrutt Papers, 1941-1984
Papers of Padrutt, a former Republican legislator (1941-1956) from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, and member of the Public Service Commission (1956-1975), consisting primarily of chronologically arranged constituent correspondence. Some of the correspondence concerns legislation requiring that stray animals be turned over to medical laboratories for research. The speeches document both his legislative career and his tenure on the PSC.
Arthur Macleod Local History Essays and Speeches, circa 1980-1997
Local history essays about Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and Washburn, Wisconsin, written by amateur local historian Arthur MacLeod, a professional salesman with a deep interest in Wisconsin history. He grew up in and retired to Washburn, and he delivered many speeches to the Washburn Historical Society.
Association of University of Wisconsin Faculties Eau Claire (Wis.) Chapter Records, 1922-1986
At Work in Chippewa Falls Oral Histories, 1991
Audits: State, Federal, Internal, Consultant, 1967-1989
Audits of UW-Eau Claire functions, procedures, financial management, and institutional responses from UW-Eau Claire.
Banner
Unboxed: Banner – 35 x 27 inches, navy blue base, white circle in the middle with red letters and symbol with gold trim spelling Sigma Gamma Zeta