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Arizona State University. Department of History

 Organization

Found in 7 Collections or records:

Arizona State University. College of Liberal Arts. Department of History

 Unprocessed material
Identifier: 2007-04073
Dates: 1977 - 2003

Arizona State University. College of Liberal Arts. Department of History

 Unprocessed material
Identifier: 2015-04908
Dates: 1951

Goddard, Samuel P. Papers

 Unprocessed material
Identifier: 2001-02463
Dates: 2001

Preliminary Inventory of the William W. Phillips Papers

 Collection
Identifier: 1988-00017-2018-05596
Abstract This collection houses annual reports, statistical reports, faculty information, correspondence, committee records, and other materials documenting William W. Phillips's American history research and Arizona State University's Department of History and College of Liberal Arts. Among the subjects discussed are North Dakota history; constitutional history; such historical figures as Martin Luther, Abraham Lincoln, Asle Gronna, Benjamin Franklin Daniels, and Barry Goldwater; Professor Morris...
Dates: 1915-1987

Preliminary Inventory of the F. Arturo Rosales Papers

 Collection
Identifier: 2010-04402-2011-04486
Abstract This collection houses oral history transcripts of eighty-eight individuals who played a significant role in the struggle for Chicano rights in the 1960s and 1970s, a list of marriages involving Mexicans and Mexican Americans recorded by Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Phoenix, office files, correspondence, research files, card files, and manuscript research documenting Rosales' research and publications on Mexican American history. This collection has not been...
Dates: 1926-2009

Southwestern Women's History and Western History Archives

 Collection
Identifier: MSS-172
Abstract

The Southwestern Women's History and Western History Archives contains manuscript copies of papers written by Dr. Susan Gray's history students on such topics as individual women's lives, women's issues and experiences while migrating westward, the relocation of Native American women, and women of color.

Dates: 2003-2009