Public Positions, 2004 - 2022

File — Box: N-08

Identifier: N:124

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

2004 - 2022

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

Morning Call article 2002 - "Professors take aim at Patriot Act"; faculty resolution, spearheaded by Anna Adams, history professor, says Pariot Act threatens students and professors; about 100 professors pass the resolution; President Randy Helm received resolution but did not sign it; photos of two students, Bradley Levitt and Michael Schlossberg, give opinions;

Morning Call article 4/29/21 - "How universal pre-K could result in child care closures" by Gregory J. Collins, assistant professor and education finance researcher at college;

Morning Call article 5/6/2021 - "Listen to a polio survivor: Everyone should get COVID shots" by Daniel J. Wilson, retired history professor;

Morning Call article 1/13/2022 - "Why all eyes will be on Pa. elections in 2022" by Christopher Borick, director of MC Institute of Public Opinion

Morning Call article 8/30/2020 - "Why we must fortify and expand the Postal Service" by Lora Taub, dean for digital learning and professor of the history of communications

Morning Call article 4/4/2022 - "Offer Putin a face-saving way to end Ukraine invasion" by Alton Slane, professor emeritus of political science, and George Heitmann, professor emeritus of economics