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The Department of Mathematics collection dates from 1955 to 2015. It contains ephemeral content produced and about the department, including announcements, brochures, and newsletters. The bulk of the collection consists of materials related to the annual Fall Mathematics Conference and National Science Foundation proposals and reports.

Scope and Contents The collection is arranged into three series. The first, Biographical Information, contains newspaper clippings, biographical sketches, faculty records, and faculty meeting minutes. It also includes ephemeral material, such as the “Constitution of the Oratorical Association” and the “Iowa State Teachers College Lecture Bureau” booklet. Note: one news clipping was taped to its original folder and could not be removed. It was copied and the copy was placed in this collection. The...

Scope and Contents The David Sands Wright papers date from c. 1875 to 1941, and contain examples of Wright's work throughout his career. Included are outlines, notes, and text from his sermons and lectures, as well as various copies, some of which are annotated, of his book about the history of the Iowa State Teachers College. Other publications are included, including books, writings, and poems. His papers also consist of correspondence to and from Wright and his wife, Eliza J. Wright, as well as memorials...

Scope and Contents The Russell Campbell papers, dating from 1986 to 2014, consist of materials related to the University of Northern Iowa Department of Mathematics and Campbell’s conference presentations. Topics represented include departmental seminars, Wright Hall, and mathematical research. The collection contains memos, conference papers, fliers, event information, departmental commencement reception programs, a poster for the Guttenberg (Iowa) German Fest, and aerial photographs and documents from the...

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This collection consists of journals and professional organization newsletters containing articles colaboratively written by David Duncan and Bonnie Litwiller, and articles and textbooks written by Litwiller alone.