RG 09. Faculty and Staff

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Personal papers of Thomas Kreider including both personal and professional correspondence and records of his work at Berea College.

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Papers of Richard (Dick) Bryant Drake.

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Papers of Paul Hager, primarily from his time while serving in various roles, including Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, at Berea College.

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Collection comprised of records, photographs, writings (including musical scores/arrangements), publications, and professional work of Clara Chassell Cooper.

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Collection of materials of George Gillespie Dick.

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Collection of materials documenting the life and work of Berea College student and trustee Bruce Barton.

Abstract William J. (Bill) Schafer was a Professor of English from 1964 to 2002 at Berea College, where he became the Chester D. Tripp Professor of Humanities.  Schafer’s publications included academic articles on American literature, jazz reviews, fiction, personal essays, a co-edited online periodical (Journal of Provincial Thought) and four books on various forms of popular music (rock, ragtime, New Orleans marching bands, and the music of Jelly Roll Morton)....

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Collection containing materials documenting A. Noah May's work and relationship with Berea College.

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These are the personal papers of John M. Ramsay, in particular his papers regarding attempts to be classified as a conscientious objector with the Selective Service Board. Included in the papers are copies of his memoirs, personal correpsondence and correspondence with the US government (draft board), lawyers, and others involoved in working for his conscientious objector status, pamphlets, and official government papers.

Abstract Dr. Robert J. Schneider completed thirty-two years on the faculty of Berea College, retiring in 2001 as distinguished professor of general studies and professor of classical languages. He taught courses in Latin and Greek languages and literatures, and also general studies courses that explored topics in biblical literature, history of Christian thought, history of science, classical mythology, and contemporary fiction. His senior seminar at Berea College, "Science and Faith," allowed him to...