William Mulder papers, 1918-2008

The Utah State University Symposium.

The Mountain Plains Library Association.

The Great Issues Forum.

The USIS Seminar, Bombay.

Westminster College and Whitmore Library Lectures.

The USIS Seminar, Bombay.

The New Delhi Seminar.

The Celebration of the City Event.

The University of Utah President's Dinner.

The Utah Scottish Association.

The University of Utah Fine Arts Museum.

The Society of India.

The Sesquicentennial Conference in Nauvoo at BYU.

The Aztec Club.

The B.H. Rooberts Society Conference.

The Weber State University Critchlow Lecture.

The 5th Annual Governor's Conference.

The Utah Humanities Council Speakers Bureau.

The 50th Anniversary Class of '47 Talk.

The American Studies Seminar for Foreign Scholars.

The Higher Education Conference.

The University of Utah Women's Faculty Club.

The Humanists of Utah Lecture.

Contains related correspondence from 1997.

First presented at The Twenty-First Annual Reynolds Lecture.

Twentieth Anniversay Documents.

Final Manuscript.

Desk-Top Proof and Final Manuscript.

Includes correspondence as well as the manuscript.

Photocopy.

USEAFI-ASRC Seminar.

This essay by Mulder won second place in an international essay contest celebrating the Swedish Pioneer Centennial.

Correspondence, American Studies materials, announcements, news clippings, pamphlets, and other items.

These materials are chronologically grouped and include board of directors meeting materials, rosters, correspondence, news articles, agendas, announcements, and other items.

These materials are chronologically grouped and include board of directors meeting materials, rosters, correspondence, news articles, agendas, announcements, and other items.

Notes, correspondence, news clippings, pamphlets, booklets, and other items concerning Mulder's appointment as lecturer at the university in India.

Background materials, minutes, reports, news articles, papers concerning Frank Freidel, and miscellaneous items.

Correspondence, contents, facsimiles, and miscellaneous

"American Studies in India: Forward with a Backward Look," "An Experience of India: A Retrospective Canvas," "East and West: One World Divided by Half Truths," " "Freedom and Form: Robert Frost's Double Discipline," "Kindred Spirits: The American Landscape in ARt and Literature, 1820-1850," "Mormon Angles of Historical Vision: Some Maverick Reflections," Mother Tongue, 'Scandinavisme,' and the Swedish Insurrection in Utah."

"The Other Emerson: Emerson Experience as the Trial by Existence," "Other Voices, Other Rooms: The Ethnic Strain in American Literature," "Particulars and Universals," "The Perilous Seat: The Humanities in Higher Education," "Prunes and Prisms," "Self-Renewal in American Literature," "Standards: High Water Mark or Lowest Common Denominator?" "You and the Humanities."

Kenneth Eble, D. S. Maini, Charles H. Monson Jr., Ranganath Nandyal, R. K. Narayan, A. N, Pierson.

Includes McMurrin's 1960 correspondence with Hugh Nibley.

Includes a copy of Thomas's play entitled "Vengeance is Mine." The one act tragedy is based on the Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857.

Includes a copy of Reed C. Durham's 1974 presidential address at the annual conference of the Mormon History Association. The address was entitled "The Treasure of the Widow's Son".