Hope College

Abstract Nella Katherine Meyer attended Hope College for two years (1917-1919) before transferring and graduating from the University of Wisconsin in 1921 with an A.B. degree. She received an A.M. degree from Columbia University in 1940 and completed all requirements except the written thesis for a doctorate degree from the same university in 1941. She taught at Hope College, with the rank of instructor, for different periods of time and different subjects that included French language from...

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Mulder was a member of the class of 1916 and an English teacher at Holland High School. She was also a library assistant and archivist at Hope College from 1952 to 1968. The collection contains biographical information, correspondence, photographs, class outlines, her Hope College Archivist nameplate, and Boomerang yearbooks with student comments. Also, correspondence and clippings from the Class of 1916 are included.

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Member of the Hope College class of 1883; medical missionary to Amoy, China, from 1888-1910. The collection includes biographies, clippings, correspondence, memorials, pamphlets and articles about his life and work, memorials, two books of photographs about his work in Amoy, China, and one book of photographs illustrating his trip to Europe and China.

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Hope College history professor 1966-1986; interpreter for Presidents Carter and Reagan; founded the May Term in Yugoslavia program at Hope College. Contains newspaper clippings, news releases, paper, photographs, obituaries, tributes, and a sampling of his history course outlines and exams.

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Graduate of Hope College in 1948; served as a professor of religion at Hope College from 1952-1976. The collection contains correspondence, memos, speeches, photographs, a 1976 oral history interview (digital and transcript), and book reviews. Topics covered include administrative issues, class loads, Hope College's philosophy of education, and teaching religion in public schools.

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Hope College class of 1920. Dean of women and associate professor of English, 1946-1963. The collection includes her biographical file, personnel file (RESTRICTED), academic materials, photographs, and clippings. Correspondents include Dr. Lubbers and Dr. Hollenbach.

Abstract Professor of geology at Hope College, 1970-1982. Collection includes his personnel file and promotion consideration file (RESTRICTED), biographical material, clippings and news releases, photographs, poems and professional articles that include: "Landslide Threat at Clear Creek Reservoir, Chafee County, Colorado," n.d.; "The Origin and Significance of Hecla Channel, Chafee County, Colorado," 1977; "Effect of Deicing Salt on Sodium Content of...

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Hope College professor of psychology, 1969-1974. The collection includes his personnel file (RESTRICTED), photographs, and journal articles.

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Hope College professor of music, 1947-1966, then appointed Dean for Academic Affairs at Hope College, 1967-1974; Dean Emeritus, School of Music, University of Oregon. Collection includes articles, correspondence, photographs, programs, proposals, speeches and writings.

Abstract Collection includes materials (some in Dutch) about important events in the lives of Royal Family members since 1936. The bulk of the collection relates to the visits of Royal Family members to the United States, Western Michigan, and Hope College starting in 1941. The collection also includes materials on the Netherlands-American Bicentennial of 1982. Materials include newspaper clippings, correspondence, pamphlets, photographs, a compact disc (CD) recording recorded in Holland,...