University of West Georgia Special Collections

Scope and Contents note From the Collection:

This collection contains personnel files of faculty and staff who were employed with West Georgia College and the State University of West Georgia.

Scope and Contents note From the Collection:

This collection contains alphabetical files, appointment books, correspondence, course materials for Saybrook University and Sofia University, manuscript drafts and page proofs for Human Possibilities, notes, photograph albums, scrapbooks, notebooks, VHS and cassette tapes, files, additional personal items, a survey given to psychedelic artists, and other materials.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Carlos S. Alvarado papers contain audio-visual materials, awards, bibliographies, book project files, booklets, brochures, certificates (copies), conference documents, correspondence, curriculum vitae, diaries, flyers, journal articles, typed letters, lecture outlines, notebooks, pamphlets, photographs, postcards, questionnaires, reprints, resumes, surveys, technical proposals, tests, and published and unpublished articles. Subjects covered include the American Society for...

Scope and Contents note From the Collection:

This collection contains alphabetical files, appointment books, correspondence, course materials for Saybrook University and Sofia University, manuscript drafts and page proofs for Human Possibilities, notes, photograph albums, scrapbooks, notebooks, VHS and cassette tapes, files, additional personal items, a survey given to psychedelic artists, and other materials.

Scope and Contents note From the Collection:

This collection contains alphabetical files, appointment books, correspondence, course materials for Saybrook University and Sofia University, manuscript drafts and page proofs for Human Possibilities, notes, photograph albums, scrapbooks, notebooks, VHS and cassette tapes, files, additional personal items, a survey given to psychedelic artists, and other materials.

Scope and Contents note From the Collection:

This collection contains alphabetical files, appointment books, correspondence, course materials for Saybrook University and Sofia University, manuscript drafts and page proofs for Human Possibilities, notes, photograph albums, scrapbooks, notebooks, VHS and cassette tapes, files, additional personal items, a survey given to psychedelic artists, and other materials.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

This series contains selected case files and a comprehensive list and summary of case files from across Swindall's career. These files largely pertain to immigration, specifically gaining residence, refugee status, or political asylum. They also contain files on The Russell Corporation's legal battle with the U.S. Army, and the Atlanta Jewish Federation's grant request.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Artwork, clippings, correspondence, ephemera, photographs, slides and transparencies, woodblock, and other materials. The bulk of the materials are artist files containing artist statements, biographical information, correspondence, clippings, and research notes. Correspondence from Ingo Swann appears only marginally in this series. The bulk of the correspondence is from Dr. Raymond Piper, former professor of Philosophy at Syracuse University and author of ...

Scope and Contents note From the Collection:

This collection contains alphabetical files, appointment books, correspondence, course materials for Saybrook University and Sofia University, manuscript drafts and page proofs for Human Possibilities, notes, photograph albums, scrapbooks, notebooks, VHS and cassette tapes, files, additional personal items, a survey given to psychedelic artists, and other materials.

Scope and Contents note From the Collection: This collection is one portion of a library collection purchased in 1969 by the UWG history department in support of a developing Latin American studies program led by Dr. Eugene Huck. It is said this collection was the genesis of the university’s Special Collections and comprised over 600 books. The bulk of it was cataloged into the library stacks holdings when it was acquired, and it doesn’t appear that the catalog records make reference to the books’ origins. Therefore, it’s not possible...