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Professional correspondence; accounts and records of experiments while director of Uintah Basin Alfalfa Seed Research Farm and Utah Agricultural Experiment Station; personal diaries and papers while on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Sweden (1916-1917); also includes some Carlson family papers, including the 1943-1945 correspondence of John Leroy Carlson.

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The President Stanford O. Cazier papers documents Cazier’s time as Utah State Universities' (USU) Twelfth President. During his presidency, 1979-1991, he oversaw significant University developments, and this collection includes correspondence, reports, and office files related to his and USU activities.

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This collection contains highlights of the Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences newsletters.

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This collection contains highlights of the Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences research reports.

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This collection contains highlights of the Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences/Space Dynamics Lab assorted materials.

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This collection contains highlights of the Center for the Study of the Causes of War and the Conditions for Peace scrapbook, proceedings, and other materials.

Abstract Consists of 904 photographs taken and collected by Daryl Chase from the turn of the century through the late 1960s. Included are personal images such as the Chase family cabin in Nephi, and Chase's life in the 1920s and 30s including his LDS mission. Also included are photographs during his service as president of Utah State University from 1954 through 1968 such as graduations, social functions, campus shots, Iranian relations, and meetings. Finally, there are miscellaneous images of New...

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This eleven-box collection consists of Jerald E. Christiansen's professional papers spanning the period from 1927 to 1981, and it includes his correspondence, research papers, thesis, working files, and publications. The organization of this material is based on Christiansen's personal filing system.

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This collection contains assorted records and files of Thomas C. Clark, professor of deaf education at Utah State University and the founder of the SKI*HI Institute.

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The Climate Challenge digital collection is a small but important oral history effort that presents 19 voices of Utah State University climate scientists (2018), Northern Utah and Northern Idaho climate activists (2021), and people engaged in land restoration efforts in the Intermountain West. The goal of the effort is to document the experiences of these three groups to add to the growing scholarship about the human side of climate scholarship, awareness, and land restoration efforts.