Syllabi (University Of Maine) Records

Record Group

Identifier: UA RG 0017

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

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.

Dates

Creation: 1946-1990

Creator

University of Maine. Department of Agricultural Engineering (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Anthropology (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Physics and Astronomy (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Art (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences (Organization)
University of Maine. Chemical and Biological Engineering Department (Organization)
University of Maine. College of Business Administration (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Biochemistry (Organization)
University of Maine. School of Biology and Ecology (Organization)
University of Maine. Canadian Studies (Organization)
University of Maine. College of Engineering (Organization)
University of Maine. College of Education (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Modern Languages and Classics (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Humanities (Organization)
University of Maine. School of Economics (Organization)
University of Maine. Electrical and Computer Engineering Department (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of English (Organization)
University of Maine. School of Food and Agriculture (Organization)
University of Maine. School of Forest Resources (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Geography (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of History (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Communication and Journalism (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Mathematics and Statistics (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Music (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Mechanical Engineering (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Plant and Soil Sciences (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Military Science (Organization)
University of Maine. School of Nursing (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Oceanography (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Pulp and Paper Technology (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Physical Education (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Philosophy (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Political Science (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Psychology (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Speech (Organization)
University of Maine. Department of Sociology (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

Kept at Fogler Library's offsite storage facility. One week's notice required for retrieval. Personal identifiable and legally protected information will be redacted before release.

Conditions Governing Use

Information on literary rights available in the Raymond H. Fogler Library Special Collections Department.

Extent

4 boxes

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Arrangement

Physically the material is arranged by University of Maine academic department and then by course.

Boxes numbers have changed

Old Box #471 (New Box 1)
Old Box #472 (New Box 2)
Old Box #473 (New Box 3)
Old Box #474 (New Box 4)

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Based on the contents of Box 1 Folder 9 it appears the course syllabi may have started to be sent to Fogler Library as a result of a memorandum from James C. MacCampbell, Director of University of Maine Libraries to faculty requesting copies of the syllabi for Fogler's collection.

Accruals

Only a selection of syllabi will be transferred to special collections in the future, those from when courses were first introduced, and those that reflect significant changes to the curriculum.

Processing Information

Processed by Matthew Revitt and student worker Abigayl Novak March - April 2018, Raymond H. Fogler Library Special Collections Department. Processing involved a collection survey and the creation of this finding aid. Material was rehoused in appropriate archival folders and the boxes and folders numbered and titled added using information from ArchivesSpace. The material was originally housed across 12 boxes to separate the material alphabetically, but the processing archivist felt space savings could be made by consolidating the material into 4 boxes, while still retaining the original department order.