Mount Holyoke College Record Groups

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The records of the Learning Development Center consist of clippings and Annual Reports from 1978-1981

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Lecture Series Records concern on-campus programs presented by scholars, educators, scientists, politicians, writers, musicians, artists, and others. Some of these programs were presented as part of a named series of lectures (often honoring particular Mount Holyoke faculty members), while others focused on a theme or topic. Materials date from 1895-1985 and consist of reports, correspondence, programs, announcements, lists, articles, and press releases.

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The records of the Library contain histories, annual reports, policy records, financial records, correspondence, manuals, handbooks, leaflets, collection records, accession records, and library programs information.

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The records include newspaper clippings, press releases, correspondence, and judges sheets for the competitions.

Abstract Office of the President Records for the administration of Lynn Pasquerella primarily date from 2009 to the present and consist of records of the Presidential Search Committee, a DVD of the ceremony introducing Pasquerella as Mount Holyoke's new President, articles and speeches by her, copies of Christmas cards that she has sent to members of the Mount Holyoke community, and biographical information about her. There is also a photograph of her probably dating from 1978 when she became a...

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The records contain newspaper clippings.

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The records contain one memo concerning the 1958 award.

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The Mount Holyoke College Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Department Records consist of articles; brochures; flyers; newspaper clippings; reports; correspondence; examinations; syllabi; grade books; student papers; publications; press releases; and photographs.

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The records include correspondence concerning the foundation of the Maurice L. Rabbino Award.

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Records of the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives date from 2004 to the present and concern lectures and programs offered by the Center, particularly opportunities for students to study or do internships in other countries. The materials consist of memoranda, announcements, articles, and brochures.

Abstract The Medals Collection was organized by Margaret C. Grigor (1912-1981), a 1934 graduate of Mount Holyoke College and the sculptor who designed some of these medals. They date from 1877 to the present and most were commissioned by institutions and organizations to commemorate anniversaries or celebrate notable achievements. The collection includes several examples of the Mount Holyoke Alumnae Medal of Honor (designed by Grigor) as well as correspondence, lists, and notes describing the...

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Medieval Studies Program Records date from 1975-1998 and primarily consist of annual reports discussing course offerings, majors, and sponsored events. Materials also include lists, announcements, and an article about the program.

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Cameron, Meribeth Elliott, 1905-1997; academic administrator and historian. Acting President of Mount Holyoke College, 1956, 1966, 1968-1969. Records consist of correspondence, a copy of her remarks at Commencement in 1969, and a subject file concerning protests by students over a faculty tenure decision.

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The records are composed of correspondence, primarily from recipients thanking Lorma (Mclean) Marshall, sponsor of the prizes.

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Records for the Miller Worley Center for the Environment date from 1998 to the present and consist of reports, correspondence, articles, announcements, and brochures.

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The records include newspaper clippings, press releases, correspondence, and judges sheets for the competitions.

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The records include a program of studies (1966), correspondence, newspaper clippings, and press releases.

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The records include newspaper clippings and correspondence.

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Records of the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, established in 1876, date from 1876-present. Records consist of historical sketches and notes, fliers, catalogues, clippings, agendas, correspondence, membership lists, minutes of meetings, information about facilities and collections, annual reports, Art Museum Director Steering Committee Records photographs, slides, Art Advisory Committee Records, financial records, and the records of exhibits and other events.

Abstract The Mount Holyoke College Associated Schools Collection brings together a wide range of materials concerning schools throughout the world which were organized and staffed by alumnae. Materials date from circa 1850 to the present and include correspondence, reports, minutes, catalogues, programs, articles, newsletters, historical sketches, photograph albums, and photographs. The collection also includes notes and lists concerning many of these institutions. Materials for some schools are...

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Mount Holyoke College Community Records date from 1922-1945 and reflect the activities of the student government association at Mount Holyoke. Materials include of minutes, reports, correspondence, publications, lists, notes, and photographs.

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The records contain nomination forms which include information about requirements and funding for the award.

Abstract The Mount Holyoke College Diplomas Collection contains certificates presented to Mount Holyoke students upon completion of their studies. Documents in the collection were issued for members of the Class of 1839 through the Class of 1941, primarily for those who completed the undergraduate program although there are also several diplomas for recipients of Master's degrees. Diplomas from 1839-1888 are in English; those from 1889-1941 are in Latin. The collection also includes an original...

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The Mount Holyoke College Distinguished Visitors Collection contains information about scholars, scientists, politicians, social activists, writers, artists, musicians, actors, and others who have given lectures or performances at the College. Materials date from 1890-1998 and include correspondence with and photographs of these individuals as well as programs, notes, articles, press releases, and lists.

Abstract The Mount Holyoke College Glass Plate Negatives and Lantern Slides Collection was assembled by Asa S. Kinney (1873-1961), a botany professor at Mount Holyoke College from 1899-1940 who designed and documented much of the campus and created most of these images. The negatives and slides date from circa 1900-1931 and include copies of photographs taken at an earlier time. Most of them show campus buildings and scenes, classrooms, faculty members, alumnae, and especially students participating...

Abstract The Mount Holyoke College History and Description Collection contains a variety of sources which document the history of the school, particularly its founding years and events during anniversary celebrations in 1862, 1887, 1912, 1937, 1962, and 1987. Materials date from circa 1833 to the present and include printed circulars describing Mount Holyoke’s original “principles and design,” lists of early financial donations, correspondence, minutes, reports, programs, publications, historical...

Abstract The Mount Holyoke College Memory Books Collection consists of scrapbooks compiled by women who attended the school from the Class of 1880 through the Class of 1992, primarily as undergraduate students. These volumes contain a wide variety of documents, photographs, and objects dating from about 1865-1992 and concern the lives of these women before, during, and after their time at Mount Holyoke. Most scrapbooks include correspondence, notes, programs, greeting cards, newspaper and magazine...

Abstract Consists of books, articles, and other publications, unpublished papers, correspondence, notes, lists, biographical data sheets, records of financial contributions, words and music for a song entitled The Missionary Call, an autograph album, a photograph album, and photographs. Materials concern the work of missionaries (particularly Mount Holyoke College alumnae) in Africa, China, Hawaii, India, Japan, Turkey, the United States, and elsewhere, circa 1841-present....

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Mount Holyoke College Periodicals date from 1891 to the present and consists of magazines, journals, newspapers, and newsletters created and published by staff or students. Some periodicals report on events at Mount Holyoke while others showcase creative writing by students or document the activities of alumnae. These publications are arranged by name and most are listed in the online library catalogue.