Faculty Department: Sociology/Anthropology, 1946 - 2011

File — Box: N-05

Identifier: N:061

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Series: This series includes materials relating appointments/promotions/changes, awards, deaths, faculty committees, faculty departments, grants, sabbaticals, Memorial Fund, individual faculty and staff members, policy/handbook, professorships, recruitment, retirement/resignation, salary, scholarship, schedules, visiting professors, tuition exchange/remission.

Includes newspaper clippings, newsletters, handbook, and brochures.

Dates

1946 - 2011

Creator

Muhlenberg College (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open for research, with only a few very limited restrictions; access by appointment.

Extent

From the Collection: 50 Linear Feet (The bulk of the printed material (previously the vertical files) is contained in flip-top document cases. Textiles, memorabilia, and other realia is stored in appropriate lidded boxes.)

Additional Description

2001 proposal on changing courses with the Cultural Diversity requirement; department newsletters 2010, 2011 Sociology, Department; Anthropology Department; Parker, Harold; Parke, Robert; Bornman, Charles; Greth, Morris Dr. Morris S. Greth appointed Professor of Sociology, July 1946; reprints of two periodical publications: 'Essentials of a Permanent Peace' and 'The Christian Family and the Community'; newspaper from Albright College where he taught prior to Muhlenberg

Harold Parker appointed Instructor in Sociology - 1953 Robert Parke appointed Instructor in Sociology - 1956 Charles J. Bornman appointed Sociology lecturer 9/57; Robert Parke reappointed instructor 3/58; 8 pg. address by Parke; Morris S. Greth employed at college 1946

AMERICAN HISTORICAL SITE PROVIDE EXPLORATORY CHALLENGE TO MUHLENBERG COLLEGE ARCHAEOLOGY STUDENTS - MAJOR DISCOVERIES RESULT - June 4, 1097 Under Charles W. Tremer, instructor of sociology and anthropology, summer students work at sites at Concord and Lexington, Jacobsburg Settlement, Hopewell Village

Newspaper articles and photos of work at Blue Ball Tavern near Little Buffalo State Park 1973