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Secretary of the College
Bound copies of correspondence (Letter Books) of the Secretary of the College and small amounts of unbound correspondence. The subject of the correspondence varies and includes information to future and current students and their parents, scholarships, payment of fees, events on campus, information about the College and its affiliated schools, courses of study, donations to the college, fund raising and college business.
Self-Study Commission
Records of the Self-Study Commission (Berea College) that studied and made recommendations regarding the impact of changes created by the 1947 reorganization of the institution.
Service-Learning Alliance (Bonner Scholars)
The collection consists of records evidencing the administration, management, of the Service-Learning Alliance (formerly known as Bonner Scholars program) and the documented reflective experiences of participating students. The materials consist of a range of records types including journals, reports, correspondence, and informational printed materials. The records documents the relationships Berea College created / sustained with local and national advocating organisations.
Settlement Institutions of Appalachia Records
Shannon Wilson papers
This collection comprises the office records of Head of Special Collections and Archives Shannon Wilson.
Sharyn Mitchell papers
The office papers of Sharyn Mitchell reveal her personal and professional research interests. The files document Berea College, Appalachian, and black history topics.
Larry D. Shinn papers
Public documents, publications, and ephemera produced by the Office of the President and Larry D. Shinn during his tenure as President of Berea College.
Short (January) Term
Records and materials regarding the Berea College (January) Short Term.
Charles Noble Shutt papers
Records of Charles Noble Shutt including biographical materials, administrative papers, and teaching and curricular materials.
Signs of the Times collection
This collection offers researchers physical access to a substantial set of copies of the publication Signs of the Times as published between 1950 and 2006. While the set is not complete, it is quite extensive. This resource reflects matters of discusion on theology, church life, and religious history within a faith community that has strong ties to Appalachia.