01. University Records

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The records document the 1948 Campaign for campus expansion undertaken by the TCU Building Fund and include statements, pledges, photographs, and background information on architects, benefactors, and proposed buildings.

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Scrapbooks, photos, negatives, TCU and non-TCU ballet programs, dance magazines, dance step books, posters, and TCU performance videotapes from 1914-1996. Includes documents of the Fort Worth Ballet Association.

Overview The records consist of photographs used by TCU Magazine and by TCU Marketing and Communications for publications and marketing materials. The collection consists of photographic contact sheets, prints, negatives, and slides taken by various freelance photographers. The Magazine and Marketing department generally hired free-lance photographers. Linda Kaye took the majority of the photographs; however, the photographers are rarely identified in this collection. The majority of the slides were...

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The records consist of minutes, bulletins, correspondence and other publications produced by the Texas Christian University Research Foundation.

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The records include agendas, correspondence, financial, minutes, photographs, newsclippings, newsletters, obituaries, and programs of the TCU Retirees Association.

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The records include posters from guest artist, student, and faculty performances. Promotional material and three audio discs from 1999 are also included.

Scope and Contents The records include agendas and minutes, as well as other documentation produced by or collected during the meetings of Office Staff Personnel and TCU Staff Assembly.

Overview The records document Victor Boschini's inauguration as chancellor of Texas Christian University. The records include print material and audiovisual material.

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The records document William E. Tucker's time as chancellor of Texas Christian University. The records include correspondence and audiovisual material.

Summary Artifacts, ephemera, correspondence, certificates, photographs and printed material document the TCU Alumni Association from 1906 through 1999. Separate items from the TCU Alumni Association include audio reels of speeches and 16mm film footage of football games. The collection also contains Alumni Association items gathered and donated over several years to the TCU Library Special Collections department. Some of the additional material relates to the first location of TCU in Thorp Spring,...