Correspondence
Found in 91 Collections and/or Records:
Centennial Celebration Planning Committee Records, 2014-2020
Planning files of the Centennial Celebration Planning Committee, event timelines, budgets, promotional material, publications, and memorabilia documenting UW-Eau Claire’s Centennial Celebration prior to and during the 2016-2017 school year. Includes digital materials.
Chippewa Valley Civil Liberties Union Records, 1969-2017
This collection consists of materials related to the activities of the Chippewa Valley Civil Liberties Union, a regional organization affiliated with the American Civil Liberties Union. These records document the organization’s advocacy and educational initiatives in the Chippewa Valley region and consist of newspapers, letters, case files, notices, flyers, brochures, proposals, complaints, meeting minutes and articles.
Collection on Hiram P. Graham, 1854-1932
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and a cemetery plot certificate pertaining to Hiram P. Graham, president of Phoenix Manufacturing Company, first mayor of Eau Claire, and postmaster general from 1888-1889. Includes an 1885 letter from Eau Claire citizens recommending him as postmaster general.
Committees, Councils, Boards, 1965-1996
Office of the Executive Vice-President, and Vice-President/Assistant Chancellor for Administrative Services papers for committees, study groups, councils, and boards.
Community Learning Center (Eau Claire, Wis.) Records, 1971-1975
Compton Family Papers, 1908-1928
Cults at the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Collection, 1981-2008 (bulk 1982-1987)
Delta Pi Epsilon Beta Sigma Chapter (University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire) Records, 1964-1997
Papers and scrapbooks of a national graduate honorary society for male and female business professionals committed to furthering business education, the Beta Sigma chapter of Delta Pi Epsilon. University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire professor Lorraine Missling founded the Beta Sigma Chapter in the 1970s. The chapter was quite active from 1984-1994, sponsoring speakers and program and inducting new members. Activity declined in the mid 1990s; the chapter seems to have become defunct in 1997.
Dennis Klimpke Collection, 1965-2002
Photocopied correspondence, newspaper articles, photographs, and military records of a Vietnam War soldier from Colby, Wisconsin, Dennis Lee Klimpke. Klimpke was killed in action on April 15, 1968. He was posthumously awarded a Silver Star for gallantry in conduct, a Bronze Star, and a Purple Heart.