Students, college -- Berea College
Found in 81 Collections and/or Records:
Maud Bowman Papers
Maud Bowman was a 1918 graduate of the College. Her father, James C. Bowman was an instructor at Berea College for a number of years, having come to Berea from North Carolina in 1907.
Mildred Hudson Hannaford Papers
Mildred Hudson Hannaford was born on November 24, 1896 in Lynn, Massachusetts. In 1914 she enrolled in Berea College after graduating from the Berea Academy. She graduated from the music department in 1916. Her father was Rev. Howard Hudson, who worked as the Foreman in Woodwork Repairs and as the Superintendent of Janitors at Berea College beginning in 1904 and through Mildred’s time at Berea.
News Bureau Vertical Files
News releases, articles and write ups of the Berea College News Bureau.
Nora Lou Thomson Treese Collection
Mary Lou Thomson Treese was a 1944 graduate of Berea College. She was the daughter of Edith Ellis Thomson and Dr. A. Eugene Thomson who both attended Berea and whose father's both taught at Berea. Dr. A. Eugene Thomson served as the first President of Lincoln Institute of Kentucky.
Normal School
Official records of the Berea College Normal School, 1894 - 1931. The Certification Law of 1930, requiring teachers to have four years of collegiate training, effectively dismantled the Normal School (which had already been altered in keeping with other state and federal requirements).
Nursing Department
Records of the Berea College Nursing Department.
Office of Academic Affairs
Official records of Berea College's Office of Academic Affairs.
Office of Admissions
Records and materials of the Berea College Office of Admissions including policy memorandum, geographical reports, and publicity items
Office of Internships and Career Development
The records of the Office of Internships and Career Development
Office of Special Programs
Records of the Berea College Office of Special Programs including reports, administrative documents, event and programming materials, correspondence, and organizational materials.