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Butler University Women's Faculty Club Records
This collection contains materials relating to the Butler University’s Women’s Faculty Club, a social group created by women having some sort of connection to Butler during a time when clubs for women were scarce. These materials include various documents, such as correspondence, and newspaper clippings.
Center for Global Education (Study Abroad) Records
This collection contains materials relating to the Center for Global Education at Butler University, which is responsible for coordinating study abroad and international educational opportunities.
Christian Theological Seminary Records
This collection contains various papers and publications surrounding the Christian Theological Seminary, formerly the College of Religion and School of Religion at Butler University.
College of Communication Records
This collection contains pamphlets, brochures, and other printed ephemera prepared for the opening of the College of Communication at Butler University.
George O. Comfort Papers
This collection consists of the papers George O. Comfort, political science professor at Butler University from 1949 until his retirement in 1975. The papers are mostly typed speeches that Dr. Comfort gave to various audiences.
Commuter Association Records
This collection contains materials relating to the Commuter Association and other items related to off-campus students.
The Compass Center Records
This collection represents the offerings of The Compass Center (formerly the Center for Faith and Vocation) between 1995-2024 as well as funding sources.
Creative Options for Reaching Excellence (CORE) Oral Histories
This collection consists of audiocassettes and transcriptions of interviews conducted by Donald Braid and Margaret Brabant of Butler University’s Center for Citizenship and Community with individuals involved in Butler’s Creative Options for Reaching Excellence (CORE) Program serving Crispus Attucks Middle School.
Fay Kenoyer Daily Collection
This collection includes the published papers of Butler University chemist and botanist Fay Kenoyer Daily. It also includes materials prepared for presentations, correspondence, and biographical material related to Butler University botany faculty. There is documentation in Special Collections indicating that previous staff augmented this collection; the documentation is minimal and does not describe what may have been added and why.