This collection documents the career of Jack H. Berryman. This collection contains daily diaries, field notes, correspondence, speeches, essays, and the personal files of Jack H. Berryman. Box 1 contains a range of Berryman's personal papers, such as vitas-biographical sketches, certificates of achievement, military-veteran papers, education papers, family papers, and others. Box 2 contains Berryman's daily diaries which he kept from 1951-1959. These diaries list daily activities, thoughts, time spent in the field, and showing that Berryman often put in twelve-hour work days and traveled. Box 2 also contains Berryman's field notes, which were taken while Berryman conducted his research in the field. Boxes 3-5 contain Berryman's correspondence, which has been separated into personal and professional, outgoing and incoming. His personal correspondence consists of letters to and from family and friends on topics unconnected with Berryman's professional life. His outgoing correspondence has been organized chronologically while his incoming correspondence has been arranged alphabetically. Box 6 contains speeches that were given by Berryman. Box 7 contains Berryman's publications, essays, drafts, and various reports. Boxes 8-23 contain the papers from Berryman's personal files. Box 8 contains papers related to the Jack Berryman Institute and his USU papers. Boxes 9-13 contain papers which relate to two lawsuits against the Humane Society and the Defenders of Wildlife organization. The materials in boxes 14-23 contain the rest of Berryman's files, organized chronologically (1956-1997) in the topical order in which he maintained them.

*Note: For further information on Berryman, researchers should also inquire about the USU Special Collections and Archives Jack H. Berryman photograph collection.