| Title |
Collection Number |
Description |
|
Eva
Burkett Papers
|
M86-04
|
A former English Professor from UCA, Eva Mae Burkett,
donated material relating to the English department and her own research
on dialect and literary writers. 1963-1971. |
|
Faulkner
County Educational Records
|
M86-05
|
These county records pertain to the inner workings
of the educational system in Faulkner county between the years
1880-1939. |
|
Steed
Family Papers |
M87-05 |
Charles
R. Steed was a farmer from Mayflower, Arkansas, who served as Faulkner County
sheriff from 1941 to 1942. He was appointed by the governor to replace R. E. Speaker,
who had resigned the position. His wife, Velma Steed, graduated from Arkansas
State Teachers College in 1929. She
spent the next twenty–five years teaching science at Conway High School.
This collection documents their experiences in Faulkner county ,
1919-1985. |
|
Maude H. Boen Papers |
M87-06 |
Mrs. Boen's worked in
the Japanese Relocation center at Jerome, Arkansas and this collection
contains some of her memories from that experience in the form of
correspondence, educational materials, photographs, and memorabilia, 1942-1945. |
|
Clayton
Family Papers |
M87-07 |
The Clayton family was a prominent Conway family,
which operated a local grocery store. This collection consists of
correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, and
business papers , 1901-1980. |
|
Richard C. Butler Papers
|
M88-02
|
Richard C. Butler defended the
Little Rock School board on the Central High Crisis Integration.
This collection contains personal and biographical material,
photographs, business material and litigation papers of an
Arkansas lawyer,1956-1984. |
|
Will
A. Berry Papers |
M89-01 |
This collection contains
workbooks from Arkansas Normal School, teaching licenses, contracts, and
poetry from a school teacher and his sister, 1893-1929. |
|
Arkansas Educational Association Papers
|
M89-19
|
The AEA is the oldest
professional group in Arkansas, starting in 1869. This collection
contains programs and printed
materials from the annual AEA meetings, 1905-1953. |
|
Arkansas Department of
Education Publications
|
M89-20
|
This collection consists
of pamphlets and typescript
lists from the Arkansas Department of Education, 1917-1972. |
|
Madge Clayton Papers |
M90-01 |
Mrs. Clayton taught Latin and French
at Conway High School in Arkansas, and her collection contain letters to and
from her while she was away at college at Ouachita Baptist College and
Columbia University, 1927-1970. |
|
Terry A. Humble Papers |
M91-12 |
Terry Humble worked as both a
principal and superintendent in Morrilton, Harrison, and Hot Springs,
Arkansas. This collection holds school records and court cases from
these school, 1960-1988. |
|
Clyde D. Dollar Papers |
M91-17 |
Professor Clyde Dollar from the
University of Arkansas history department also worked on archeological digs
and as film consultant. His collection holds photographs,
archeological materials, film material, writings, speeches, interviews,
books, and audio visual materials. |
|
Arkansas State Communication Association Records |
M93-03 |
This collection contains
the records of the A.S.C.A., known as the Arkansas State Communication
Association since the late 1980’s. The A.S.C.A. has gone through many name
changes, but its purpose has remained the same. The group has encouraged
speech education on the elementary, secondary, college, and university level |
|
Mary Jane Scott Papers |
M93-04 |
Mary Scott was the chair women of the
Home Economics Department at the Arkansas State Teachers college in
Arkansas. This collection contains some of her grade books from
1949-1966 and some home economic guides, 1949-1980. |
|
Arkansas Libraries Materials |
M93-05 |
This collection contains information
on libraries in Arkansas from 1972-1993. |
|
Arkansas Teaching History Materials |
M94-01 |
The Arkansas Teaching History
materials were created in order to facilitate the instruction of Arkansas
History through lesson plans, educational publications, and miscellaneous
educational materials, 1970-1993. |
|
Arkansas Association for Childhood Education
Records |
M94-05 |
Administrative materials,
correspondence, and programs of AACE meetings, newsletters, and
memorabilia, 1939-1978. |
|
Faulkner
County School History Records |
M96-05 |
In 1989 the Faulkner County Historical
Society and the Faulkner county Retired Teachers Association began the
Faulkner county school history project dealing with the history of the
original 100 plus school districts in Faulkner county. |
|
Jimmy Driftwood Collection |
M98-02 |
Jimmy Driftwood was a teacher from
Arkansas who wrote a song to help his students remember the facts on the
Battle of New Orleans. This song was picked up by Johnny Horton
and Jimmy Driftwood received a Grammy Award for his song. He was
an educator, folklorist, and Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter.
|
|
Waddy W. Moore Papers
|
M98-04
|
Mr. Moore established the UCA Oral
History department and was instrumental in the creation the UCA Archives.
His Collection contains oral history, Conway school board meetings,
business correspondence, and black history. |
|
Arkansas Reading Association Records |
M99-16 |
This collection contains
planning guides, budgets, proposals, goals, correspondence, scrapbooks,
board meetings, photographs and video cassettes of an Arkansas literacy
group. |
|
Jim
McKim Collection |
M01-03 |
Jim McKim worked at UCA as a Professor
of Mathematics and as the UCA's Coordinator of Continuing Education Credit
Programs at Little Rock Air Force Base and the Arkansas Correctional
Department, 1979-1999. |
|
Conway School Board Records, 1878-1891 |
M02-11 |
The Conway School Board collection
displays some of Conway's early history with a ledger from 1830-1845 and the
minutes of the Conway School Board from 1878-1892. |
|
Arkansas School Psychology Association |
M02-19 |
This is a collection of newsletters,
correspondence, memos, and business papers covering the time span of
1977-2002. |
|
Daniel David Maddox
Newspaper Collection |
M03-15 |
This is a small collection
of The National School Newspaper during the year 1938. |