University of Maine. Department of English

Scope and Contents The record group contains textual information created and curated by College of Liberal Arts & Sciences administrators and administrative staff.The record series Annual Reports contains annual reports for the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and both the College of Arts and Humanities and College of Sciences which merged to form the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. Also, includes copies of individual College departmental annual reports and supporting material. ...

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A notebook used by S.A. Joyce in 1909 to record notes taken in an English class at the University of Maine.

Scope and Contents This records group mostly consists of annotated manuscripts (including published and unpublished) of short fictional stories written by Maine author and University of Maine english professor Edward "Ted" M. Holmes. A number of the short stories featured are also compiled in the various manuscripts of “Islands In My Life”. There are also notes and letters regarding some of the manuscripts including from publishers. For some of the stories there are clippings of the published version of the...

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The record group includes manuscripts, typescripts, proofs, and correspondence with authors. Also, includes proofs for the first volume of "The Writing Teacher" publication.

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The records mainly contain textual information created on and by various summer institutes held at the University of Maine includes: correspondence, memorandums, press releases, clippings, grant applications, reports, and brochures. There are also photographs of attendees of the Education for Intercultural Understanding Workshop.

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An incomplete set of syllabi for University of Maine courses. Box 1 Folder 1 includes correspondence and memorandums regarding James C. MacCampbell's, Director of University of Maine Libraries request to University of Maine faculty to send their course syllabi to Fogler Library for the use of students.