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The collection consists of research notes, teaching files, correspondence and publications of History professor David Rich Lewis during his tenure at Utah State University.

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The Library Dean of Learning Resources Glenn Wilde’s papers collections documents Wilde’s time as the Dean of the Utah State University library.

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This collection contains highlights of the Logan Institute of Religion newsletters, course schedules, and pamphlets.

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These collection includes bank statements, lists of contributors, and receipts for money spent. The remainder of the collection consists of the working documents of the committee, such as notes, correspondence, and engineering reports analyzing the dam site.

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This collection contains highlights of the Logan School of Theology event programs.

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This collection contains the papers of William F. Lye (a former USU history teacher who specialized in African history), including Lye's PhD notes and primary source material connected to Andrew Smith and Captain R. S. Webb, providing a wealth of information on South African history. The materials in this collection has been arranged topically.

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Louis L. Madsen was the eight president of Utah State University between 1950-1953 and was known for expanding university buildings and programs.

Abstract Correspondence to Peter Maughan and to his wife, Mary Ann Weston Maughan, tickets, certificates, and miscellaneous personal papers of the Maughans. Most significant correspondent is Brigham Young. Also includes Mary Ann Weston Maughan's midwife record (1853-1892), rules and regulations for pupils in the Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah), record of the city lots in Tooele, Utah (June 1853), Wilford Woodruf circular to the female Relief Societies (August 1877), and the prospectus for the...

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A selection of materials by or about the Mehdi Heravi Global Teaching and Learning Center, located on the Utah State University Logan campus.

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This collection consists of images taken and collected by Dr. Mehdi Heravi. The photographs document his education at Logan High School and Utah State University, his career as an academic and philanthropist, and his numerous friendships with high-ranking politicians.