Henry Aldous Dixon papers, 1953-1954

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Dixon, Henry Aldous, 1890-1967
Title
Henry Aldous Dixon papers
Dates
1953-1954 (inclusive)
Quantity
2 boxes, (1 linear foot)
Collection Number
UUS_3.1/9-2
Summary
The presidential papeers Henry Aldous Dixon.
Repository
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives Division
Special Collections & Archives
Merrill-Cazier Library
Utah State University
Logan, UT
84322-3000
Telephone: 4357978248
Fax: 4357972880
scweb@usu.edu
Access Restrictions

No restrictions on use, except: not available through interlibrary loan.

Languages
English

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

H. Aldous Dixon succeeded Louis L. Madsen as the ninth president of Utah State Agricultural College in 1953. Dixon's administrative philosophy was described succinctly in the title of his inaugural address: "Partners in the Common Welfare."

President Dixon had been a life-long practitioner of teamwork. Born in Provo in 1890, he received his Bachelors degree from Brigham Young University, and be¬gun teaching at Weber Academy in 1914, an institution operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-¬day Saints (Mormon). President Dixon continued his education at the University of Chicago in 1917, earning the masters degree. In 1919 he accepted the appointment as president of Weber Academy. After a year as president Dixon entered the field of public education as superintendent of the Provo City Schools. Upon the death of his father in 1924 he temporarily left to assume the responsibilities of the family banking business. He returned as superintendent in 1932.

Acquiring a doctorate of education in 1937 from the University of Southern California, Dixon again returned to the presidency at Weber, which by then had become part of the State system. It was from this position that the USAC Board of Trustees convinced him to take the helm in Logan.

After only a year in the presidency, Dixon was drafted by the Republican Party to run for the vacated congressional seat held by the embattled Douglas Stringfellow. With much trepidation and thought, President Dixon resigned the presidency in October of 1954 to campaign and ultimately win the congressional seat.

Although many of President Dixon's ideas would not reach fruition while he was in office, he laid much of the ground¬work that subsequently enabled the administration of President Daryl Chase to rebound from the College's controversial past and forge a new future.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The papers are arranged chronologically according to academic unit.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

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Permission to publish material from the Henry Aldous Dixon papers must be obtained from the University Archivist and/or the Special Collections Department Head.

Preferred Citation

Initial Citation: Henry Aldous Dixon papers USU_3.1/9-2,. Special Collections and Archives. Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library. Logan, Utah.

Following Citations:USU_3.1/9-2, USUSCA.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
1 1 - Administration 1. List of Officers of Administration, Association of American Colleges 1953-1954
1 1 - Administration 2. Letter, October 16, 1953. Guy E. Suavely to President Dixon. Congratulations on election as president and stresses good relationship between the Association and College 1953
1 2 - School of Agriculture 1. Letter, January 23, 1954. R. H. Walker to President Dixon, discussing project of agricultural communications. A short course is available and funds allotted 1954
1 2 - School of Agriculture 2. Letter, July 8, 1953. R. H. Walker to President Dixon, discussing cooperative agreement with Geneva Steel Company which was for the purpose of determining extent of fluoride distribution in Utah Valley and its effect on various aspects 1953
1 2 - School of Agriculture 3. Notes; suggestions from R. H. Walker to President Dixon concerning educational philosophies 1954
1 2 - School of Agriculture 4. Departmental memorandum from L. Mark Neuberger to R. H. Walker, December 3, 1953, discussing a protest regarding proposed transfer of Federal Irrigation offices from UAC to Fort Collins. Memorandum attached to: Letter, November 30, 1953. George D. Clyde to R. H. Walker concerning an inevitable move of irrigation offices to Fort Collins 1953
1 3 - Alumni 1. Letter, November 9, 1952. Findings of Alumni Board. Attorney Skeen's office. Gives an account of original motion to retain funds under an apparent possible law suit 1954
1 4 - Athletic Council 1. Outline, January 12, 1954, The Athletic Council Code. Outlines very well the council and its functions. Some revisions are written in so this probably is just a work sheet 1952
1 6 - Board of Trustees 1. Resolution, December 16, 1953, by Bishop Thorpe B. Isaacson, chairman. It is a resolution of the Board issued as a tribute to Matthew Cowley, who has died 1954
1 6 - Board of Trustees 2. Letter, October 19, 1953. Thorpe B. Isaacson to President Dixon, expressing concern over President Dixon's health, and urging the President to seek rest. Discussion of inquiry from Board of Regions over needed information 1953
1 6 - Board of Trustees 3. Attached to above: Letter, July 14, 1953. J. Bracken Lee to Thorpe Be. Isaacson, asking if the Boards of the University and College have the right to authorize the payment of public funds for the support of the Alumni Association of these schools 1954
1 6 - Board of Trustees 4. Attached to above: Request, July 8, 1953. J. Bracken Lee to office of Attorney General, submitting question of above letter to Attorney General to response. Opinion is given by E. R. Callister and Earl S. Spafford 1954
1 6 - Board of Trustees 5. Letter, September 22, 1953. Thorpe B. Isaacson to Ames K. Bagley. Discussion of President Dixon's appointment and favorable extension to the Board due to his appointment 1953
1 6 - Board of Trustees 6. Letter, August 14, 1953. Thorpe B. Isaacson to Dixon sustaining his appointment and issuing support 1953
1 6 - Board of Trustees 7. Letter, September 11, 1953. E. R. Callister to Thorpe B. Isaacson. Is in response to power of the Board to grant to a terminated employee an additional year's pay 1953
1 6 - Board of Trustees 8. Letter, July 30, 1953. Isaacson to E. G. Peterson. Involves discussion of who Peterson would submit as president. Also a mention of a memorandum from Secretary of State, Toronto 1954
1 6 - Board of Trustees 9. Attached to above: Memorandum, July 29, 1953. Warren R. Tyler to Isaacson. Mentioned above; is concerned with an unpaid bill. Unvelievably, it is for a tub of hand soap and a dishwasher 1953
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 1. Memorandum, no date, from Culmsee, listing seven topics or things to observe or to do 1954
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 2. Letter, May 25, 1954. George D. Preston to E. R. Callister. Deals with the question asked in previous letters concerning the right of Boards to authorize payment of funds for support of the Alumni Association. Extensive discussion given with documentation of responses. 1954
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 3. List of Leaves of Absences giving names, conditions, and dates also in some cases at what percent of pay 1954
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 4. List of Board of Trustees, no date, 15 members listed 1954
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 5. List of Board Committees, 1953-1954. Ten committees listed including chairman and members of each committee 1953-1954
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 6. List of salaries of administrative officers, 1953. Fourteen members and salaries are shown. (Two carbon copies are attached) 1953
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 7. Letter, December 7, 1953. H. A. Dixon to Dee A Broadbent. Discusses issuance of checks to R. E. Berntson in order to qualify for retirement. Also termination of his employment 1953
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 8. Letter, December 3, 1953. H. A. Dixon to Board of Trustees. Discussion of an operation Dixon had and thanks for flowers and wishes 1953
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 9. News clipping, no date. Entitled, "USAC Revenue Up, Finances Adjusted". Discusses trustees plan to add $186,000 unaccounted for in budget 1953
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 10. Card of thanks; Elva Cowley to Board and members of USAC 1953
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 11. Letter, November 7, 1953. Dixon to the Board. Discusses fund balances 1953
1 7 - Board of Trustees (cont.) 12. Attached to above: Letter, October 29, 1953. Dixon to E. R. Callister. Seeks legal counsel concerning proprietary accounts 1953
1 8 - Bookstore 1. Letter, April 5, 1954. Eric Johnson to Dee Broadbent. Discusses bookstore situation and controversy as to keeping Johnson as manager. This letter is his reply or plea to stay on. 1954
1 9 - Brigham Young University 1. Letter, October 1, 1953. Ernest L. Wilkinson to Dixon. Best wishes to Dixon as new president 1953
1 10 - Buildings and Grounds 1. Letter, February 12, 1954. H. M. Wadsworth to Mark Neuberger. Discusses change in head custodian from Wendell Allen to Dean Gardner 1954
1 10 - Buildings and Grounds 2. Letter, March 5, 1954. H. M. Wadsworth to Dee A. Broadbent. Recommendation of a new policy for issuance of keys on campus 1954
1 10 - Buildings and Grounds 3. Letter, February 10, 1954. H. M. Wadsworth to Mark Neuberger. Discussion centers on creation of a film library covering campus 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 1. Flyer, May 18, 1954. Broadbent to staff members. Provisions for proper security of facilities outlined 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 2. Letter, March 9, 1954. Jefferson N. Eastmond to Dee A. Broadbent. This letter is in response to Broadbent questioning Eastmond's expense account 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 3. Letter, March 5, 1954. Broadbent to Dixon. Discusses matters to take before the Board 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 4. Attached to above: letter, March 5, 1954. Broadbent to Eastmond. Discusses the problem of an expense account 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 5. List of budget assumptions and proposals 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 6. Graph, month of October, 1949-1954. Shows number of employees comparison by funds; all contract and full-time non-contract employees 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 7. Attached to above: Report of employees, numbers for October. Statistical. (Includes four carbon copies) 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 8. List of comparison of fees - statistical. (Two copies attached to this one) 1954
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 9. Analysis, November 30, 1953. USAC Financial Program; factual 1953
1 11 - Business Manager (D. A. Broadbent) 10. List, student fees; statistical 1954
1 12 - "C" (D. A. Broadbent) 1. Calendar, 1954-1955. College calendar showing events through the year 1954-1955
1 12 - "C" (D. A. Broadbent) 2. Program, January 6-9, 1954. Fifteenth Annual Short Course for Canning Crop Growers and Canners' Field Men. Shows progression of events through the days 1954
1 12 - "C" (D. A. Broadbent) 3. Letter, July 11, 1953. Fredrick P. Champ to E. G. Peterson (acting president) 1953
1 12 - "C" (D. A. Broadbent) 4. Letter, July 11, 1953. Champ to O. B. Jesness. Thanks for an address given 1953
1 12 - "C" (D. A. Broadbent) 5. Attached to above: Telegram, July 8, 1953. Ezra Taft Benson to Champ. Discusses meeting of above letter 1953
1 12 - "C" (D. A. Broadbent) 6. Letter, July 11, 1953. Champ to Benson. Response to telegram above 1953
1 13 - Campus Diretory 1. Directory, 1953. This is composed of copies sent to departments for corrections 1953
1 13 - Campus Diretory 2. List, no date. Mentions clubs, organizations, and various departmental affiliations 1953
1 14 - Commencement 1. Letter, May 26, 1954. L. Mark Neuberger to Edgar B. Brossard. For the purpose of conferring and Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree on Brossard 1954
1 14 - Commencement 2. Letter, May 26, 1954. Neuberger to Harschel Bullen. For purpose of conferring an Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree upon him 1954
1 14 - Commencement 3. Letter, May 26, 1954. Neuberger to Fredrick P. Champ. For purpose of conferring an honorary Doctor of Laws Degree upon him 1954
1 14 - Commencement 4. Letter, May 26, 1954. Neuberger to Mrs. David O. McKay. For the purpose of conferring an honorary Doctor of Humanities Degree upon her 1954
1 14 - Commencement 5. Minutes, April 19, 1954. Committee of Board has discussed candidates for Honorary Degrees 1954
1 14 - Commencement 6. Speech, May 29, 1954. Albert Sydne Raubenheimer. "The Prospect Before Us." Commencement Speech - 13 pages 1954
1 14 - Commencement 7. List, June 9, 1952. Candidates for Honorary Doctorate for the 59th Annual Commencement 1952
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 1. Speech, March 8, 1938. Given by Henry H. Blood. "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow." 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 2. Speech, March 8, 1938. By E. G. Peterson. 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 3. Speech, March 8, 1938. Given by Widstoe 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 4. Speech, March 8, 1938. Given by Harris of the B. Y. U 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 5. Benediction, March 8, 1938. Given by President Quinney 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 6. Program, Founders Day, March 8, 1938 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 7. Outline, March 8, 1938. Founders Day Assembly. Gives outline of events and happenings 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 8. Invocation, March 8, 1938. Given by Melvin J. Ballard 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 9. Speech, March 8, 1938. Given by Frederick P. Champ 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 10. Invitations to Founders Day. List of individuals invited 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 11. Script, March 8, 1938. Completely typed; Founders Day Assembly Program 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 12. Script, radio broadcast, March 8, 1938. By E. G. peterson 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 13. Speech, radio broadcast, March 8, 1938. By E. G. Peterson 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 14. Letter, May 4, 1938. Fred Nuffer. Discusses work done in supplying stove for buildings at the UAC 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 15. Speech, no author, no date. "The Role of the Scientist in Modern Life" 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 16. Speech, no author, no date. "Our opportunities" 1938
1 15 - Addresses (Commencement) 17. Speech, no author, no date. "Travelers or Wanderers" 1938
1 16 - College and University Bulletins 1. Bulletin, November 1946, vol. 46, no. 11. Utah State Agricultural College. Deals with need of the state concerning Agriculture and Forestry Hall 1946
1 16 - College and University Bulletins 2. Bulletin, 1954, USAC Agathon. Agathon salutes education 1954
1 16 - College and University Bulletins 3. Bulletin, June 8-9, 1952. Fifty-ninth Annual Commencement bulletin outlining events of those two days. (Two copies) 1952
1 16 - College and University Bulletins 4. Bulletin, November 1950, vol. 50, no. 11. USAC discusses investments at USAC. (Two copies) 1950
1 16 - College and University Bulletins 5. Bulletin, September 19-20. Second Annual Journalism Workshop at USAC. Outline of events included within 1946
1 17 - Commerce 1. Letter, April 21, 1954. M. R. Merrill to Dixon. Merrill is trying to show Dixon why Pocock should stay on and not be fired 1954
1 18 - Committee 1. Telegram, July 8, 1954. Paul Emmert to Neuberger. Discusses change in status of dormitory 1954
1 18 - Committee 2. Attached to above: Letter, January 26, 1954. Broadbent to Dixon. Relevancy is to Dormitory Committee. 1954
1 18 - Committee 3. Letter, December 3, 1953. Laval S. Morris to Dixon. Campus Planning Committee's results of meeting. Five items discussed 1953
1 18 - Committee 4. Attached to the above: Letter, February 2, 1954. Dixon to Laval S. Morris. Assistance of Planning Committee to College of Southern Utah 1954
1 18 - Committee 5. Attached to #4: Letter, January 27, 1954. Morris to Dixon. Reply to a previous letter signifying what is spoken of in #4 of the Planning Committee aiding Southern Utah College 1954
1 18 - Committee 6. Letter, January 27, 1954. Morris to Chase. Discussing some information as above, the college at Cedar City 1954
1 18 - Committee 7. Attached to above: Letter, January 23, 1954. Dixon to Morris. Cedar City - Planning Committee discussion 1954
1 18 - Committee 8. Attached to above: letter, November 12, 1953. Morris to Dixon. Reply showing inventory of needs and expenses of campus planning 1953
1 18 - Committee 9. Attached to above: Letter, September 29, 1953. Morris to Dixon. Reference to naming of Planning Committee and working with several groups 1954
1 18 - Committee 10. Attached to above: letter, September 28, 1953. Mrs. David A Burgoyne to Morris. Congratulations on being named as chairman and gives cooperation 1953
1 18 - Committee 11. Attached to above: Letter, September 25, 1953. Fred L. Markham to Dixon. Response to appointment as member of Campus Development Committee. Response is affirmative 1954
1 18 - Committee 12. Attached to above: Letter, September 23, 1953. Dixon to Morris. Recommendation that the Board establish an overall Campus Planning Committee 1953
1 18 - Committee 13. Attached to above: Letter, September 23, 1953. Dixon to Harold Wadsworth. Appointment as a member of Campus Planning Committee 1953
1 18 - Committee 14. Attached to above: Letter, September 23, 1953. Dixon to G. Eugene Haycock. Appointmetn of membership on Campus Planning Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 15. Attached to above: Letter, September 23, 1953. Dixon to Fred L. Markham. Appointment to Campus Planning Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 16. Attached to above: Letter, September 23, 1953. C. Jay Skidmore to Dixon. Discussion centers on Coordinating Committee and recommendations to be considered 1953
1 18 - Committee 17. Letter, September 30, 1953. Heber C. Sharp to Ira N. Hayward. Discussion is about function and procdure of Committee on Credits and Admission 1953
1 18 - Committee 18. Attached to above: Letter, November 10, 1953. Neuberger to Sharp. Graduation requirements as USAC as they affect Weber College Students 1953
1 18 - Committee 19. Attached to above: Letter, August 15, 1952. L. G. Noble to Lewis L. Madsen. Payment of Mangleson for representations of extension classwork 1952
1 18 - Committee 20. Attached to above: List of Credits and Admissions; members of committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 21. Attached to above: Letter, Jun35, 1952. Heber C. Sharp to L. L. Madsen. Resignation discussed as chairman of Credits and Admissions Committee 1952
1 18 - Committee 22. Letter, October 8, 1953. Rex E. Robinson to Ira N. Hayward. Function of Debating Committee 1953
1 18 - Committee 23. Attached to above: List of members of Debating Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 24. Letter, March 23, 1954. Dixon to William Mortimer. Conference of P. H. T. degree to wives 1954
1 18 - Committee 25. List, showing members of Housing Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 26. From letter, no date, showing the function of Library Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 27. Attached to above: List of members of the Library Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 28. List, 1954. Shows list of membership of Lyceum Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 29. Attached to above: List, showing membership of Lyceum Lectures, and Concerts Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 30. Attached to above: Letter, February 8, 1954. Dixon to Arthur Holmgreen, George Turner, and Floyd Morgan. Note of appreciation 1954
1 18 - Committee 31. Attached to above: Letter, March 4, 1953. Madsen to Art Holmgreen. Approval of arrangement and asking him to remain as faculty representative 1953
1 18 - Committee 32. Attached to above: letter, September 22, 1951. A. H. Holmgreen to Mary e. Whitney. Asking to serve on Lyceum Committee 1951
1 18 - Committee 33. Attached to above: letter, October 30, 1951. A. H. Holmgreen to colleagues. Explanation of Civic Music Membership week 1951
1 18 - Committee 34. Letter, March 27, 1954. Dixon to Don A. Orton. Discussion of merit rating at USAC. Answer to questions given 1954
1 18 - Committee 35. Attached to above: Letter, copy of above 1954
1 18 - Committee 36. Attached to above: Letter, March 18, 1954. Orton to Dixon. Continued discussion of Credit Rating Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 37. Attached to above: Newspaper clipping, January 27, 1954. "Merit System Aired by Dixon, Aids." 1954
1 18 - Committee 38. Attached to above: Notes on merit rating 1954
1 18 - Committee 39. Letter, August 18, 1954. George T. Blanch to Dixon. Out-of-State Travel Committee discussed 1954
1 18 - Committee 40. Attached to above: Letter, November 2, 1953. Dixon to George Blanch. Discusses segregation of travel on state expense and travel that cost the state nothing 1953
1 18 - Committee 41. Attached to above: policy, no date. Tentative policy recommendations of Out-of-State Travel Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 42. Letter, April 25, 1953. Madsen to Joe E. Whitesides. Personnel and Guidance Committee discussed concerning students to comply with physical examinations 1953
1 18 - Committee 43. Attached to above: Letter, April 14, 1953. Joe E. Whitesides to L. L. Madsen. Regards Personnel Committee's decisions concerning students and physical examinations 1953
1 18 - Committee 44. Attached to #42: List, February 28, 1953. Shows members of Personnel and Guidance Committee 1953
1 18 - Committee 45. List, showing members of pre-medical, pre-dental, and pre-veterinary work 1954
1 18 - Committee 46. Flyer, no date. From Publications Council discussing it purposes and function 1954
1 18 - Committee 47. Attached to above: List of members of publications Council 1954
1 18 - Committee 48. Letter, October 6, 1954. Carl Frischkecht to membership of Radio and T. V. Policy Committee. Members of this committee are named 1954
1 18 - Committee 49. List of members of Registration Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 50. Attached to above: Letter, October 30, 1951. E. A. Jacobsen to L. L. Madsen. Report about special meeting of Registration Committee 1951
1 18 - Committee 51. Attached to above: Letter, October 23, 1951. Madsen to E. A. Jacobsen. Solution reached by Registration Committee 1951
1 18 - Committee 52. Attached to above: Letter, October 19, 1951. E. A. Jacobsen to madsen. Registration committee decision to have winter quarter registration on January 7 1951
1 18 - Committee 53. List, no date. Gives members of Teacher Placement Committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 54. Letter, July 13, 1954. Dixon to Datus M. Hammond. Discussion is over teaching loads 1954
1 18 - Committee 55. Attached to above: Report, no date. Report of Teaching Load sub-committee 1954
1 18 - Committee 56. Attached to above: Letter, July 15, 1954. D. M. Hammond to Dixon. Report of Committee on teaching loads 1954
1 18 - Committee 57. Attached to above: Letter, August 12, 1954. Dixon to Datus M. Hammond. Response to previous letter. Discusses Committee on Teaching Loads' report 1954
1 18 - Committee 58. Attached to above: Letter, October 1, 1954. Hammond to Dixon. Code subcommittee discussed and service loads. 1954
1 18 - Committee 59. Report, February 7, 1952. Report and recommendations of the Committee on Test Week Evaluation. Recommendations are noted and are statistcal 1952
1 18 - Committee 60. Attached to above: Letter, December 8, 1953. This is Faculty #6. Subject is test week 1954
1 18 - Committee 61. Copy of Report in #59 1954
1 18 - Committee 62. Attached to above: Letter, June 1, 1953. Neuberger to Harry W. Plummer. Appointment to College Test Week Committee 1953
1 18 - Committee 63. Attached to above: Memorandum, May 26, 1953. Robert J. Hill to C. Jay Skidmore, through Carlton Culmsee. Confirms telephone conversation concerning nomination of an Air Force staff member to Test Week Scheduling Committee. Nomination of Plummer is given 1953
1 18 - Committee 64. Attached to above: Letter, May 22, 1953. Neuberger to faculty members. Form letter answering questions about test period scheduling 1953
1 18 - Committee 65. Attached to above: Schedule, February 25, 1952 Test period schedule, winter quarter, 1951-1952. March 17-20. Recommendations included 1952
1 18 - Committee 66. Attached to above: Letter, January 29, 1952. To membership of the Test Period Schedule Committee from J. N. S. informs members of items to take up 1952
1 19 - Controller's Office 1. Letter, August 10, 1953. J. A. Burrows to secretary's office USAC. Inquiry as to Berntson's release and reference to Revenue bonds 1953
1 19 - Controller's Office 2. Budget, May 1, 1954. Department of Finance Budget Division work program for fiscal year ending June 30, 1955. Division by Division Statistical Report 1954
1 20 - CSU 1. Letter, June 5, 1954. Hazen Cooley to Neuberger. Discussion of sabbatical leave of Twain Tippets and social security allotment. Also bond closing date 1954
1 20 - CSU 2. Budget, July 1, 1954 to June 30, 1955. Proposed annual budget of College of Southern Utah, College fund. Statistical. Also acutal budget is attached 1954
1 20 - CSU 3. Contract agreement, unsigned, undated. Concerns transference of dormitory bonds 1954
1 20 - CSU 4. List, undated. Faculty of College of Southern Utah, branch of USAC. Shows officers of administration, faculty, and staff 1954
1 21 - Dean of Women 1. List, applicants for Dean of Women and names suggested for the position 1954
1 22 - School of Edcuation 1. Letter, February 4, 1954. E. A. Jacobsen to Dixon. Recommendation in rank for staff members. List included 1954
1 23 - Employees 1. Recommendations for appointment (114 applications) 1954
1 23 - Employees 2. Notice of resignation (34 notices) 1954
1 23 - Employees 3. Letter, August 6, 1953. Phyllis Jacobsen to Hunsaker. Accompanies recommendation for appointmetn application and is seeking a position in P. E 1953
1 23 - Employees 4. Letter, July 27, 1953. John C. Carlisle to Peterson. Attached to application for position of secretary. This letter is to get some action on it 1953
1 23 - Employees 5. Letter, December 15, 1953. E. A. Jacobsen to Dixon. Attachment to employment application for Education. This is discussing an assistant position 1953
1 23 - Employees 6. Letter, July 20, 1953. Stanley S. Richardsen to Peterson, endorsed by E. A. Jacobsen. Attached to application for secretary position for Bonne H. Simmons. This is to reinstate her to hr position left earlier due to her husband's military ties 1953
1 23 - Employees 7. Letter, January 4, 1954. Alan E. Keller to Dixon. Attached to resignation for sociology. It merely says resignation formally 1954
1 23 - Employees 8. Letter, September 24, 1953. D. M. Hammond to Culmsee. Recommendation of appointment of praetor to teaching assistant in Zoology 1953
1 23 - Employees 9. Letter, October 1, 1953. J. Stewart Williams to Neuberger. Recommends Danny Grubic as lab assistant in Forestry to John Grant 1953
1 23 - Employees 10. Letter, September 9, 1953. J. Whitney Floyd to Dixon. Recommends assistantship in Forestry to John Grant 1953
1 23 - Employees 11. Letter, September 28, 1953. To Dixon from Slaugh, Buntine, and Christiansen of Technology and Automotive Deparment. Secretary appointment of Diane B. Forsgreen discussed 1953
1 23 - Employees 12. Letter, April 26, 1954. Slaugh and Buntine to Dixon. Recommends increase in Forsgreen above's, salary to keep her from leaving 1954
1 23 - Employees 13. Letter, November 10, 1953. Arden Frandsen to Dixon. Change in assistantship of Joan Essig 1953
1 23 - Employees 14. Letter, March 16, 1954. Duane D. Christiansen to Neuberger. Budget is discussed 1954
1 23 - Employees 15. Attached to above: Letter, January 29, 1954. E. L. "Dick" Romney to "to whom may concern." Is a recommendation for Duane Christensen 1954
1 23 - Employees 16. Letter, August 6, 1953. John O. Roning to Peterson. Discusses DeWayne Jay's work in the Athletic Department (Attached are two copies of recommendation) 1953
1 24 - School of Engineering 1. Memorandum, June 22, 1954. Concerns the Conference on Distort 1954
1 24 - School of Engineering 2. Letter, August 21, 1953. Frederick Preator to J. E. Christiansen. Recommends Childs be promoted and increased in salary 1953
1 24 - School of Engineering 3. Attached to above: Appointment. Application of Child and resignation of Child in Welding Department 1954
1 25 - English 1. Letter, April 27, 1954. Dixon to Ira Hayward. Over a letter to Isaacson 1954
1 25 - English 2. Attached to above: Letter, April 22, 1954. Ira Hayward to Isaacson. Discussion of a religious problem and a student are noted 1954
1 26 - Evening School 1. Schedule, March 15 to May 28, 1954. Evening school, spring quarter schedule of classes 1954
1 26 - Evening School 2. List, 1950-1951. Faculty members who have taught classes in evening school during the year 1950-1951
1 26 - Evening School 3. Letter, January 26, 1954. C. D. McBride to Dixon. Discusses a report on enrollment at evening classes 1954
1 26 - Evening School 4. List, January 26, 1954. Gives classes being held winter quarter, January 4, 1954 to March 12, 1954 1954
1 26 - Evening School 5. Letter, January 12, 1954. C. D. McBride to Dixon. List of instructors used at night school. Carbon copy attacfhed to letter and list mentioned in the letter 1954
1 26 - Evening School 6. Notes of meeting of foreign students, no date 1954
2 1 - Faculty Association 1. List. Gives appointments since January 1, 1953 1953
2 2 - Finance Commission 1. Letter, February 11, 1954. Dixon to P. H. Mulcahy. Requesting use of monies. (Two copies attached) 1954
2 3 - Forest, Range, and Wildlife Management 1. Memorandum, October 27, 1953. Lewis M. Turner to Dixon. Deals with accreditation history of the school of Forestry and its bearing on future planning 1953
2 4 - Girls' State 1. Textbook and guide, June 6 through June 13, 1954 1954
2 5 - J. Bracken Lee 1. Letter, no date. Appears to be to Lee with notes and proposed salary budget attached. No indication of who it is from. Logan businessmen are alarmed over trends in USAC 1953
2 5 - J. Bracken Lee 2. Report, February 4, 1954. USAC analysis of employees and student enrollment for fiscal years 1945-1950, 1951-1952, and 1953-1954 1954
2 6 - Hatch Room 1. Notes, August 20, 1953. Discusses committe for Hatch Room opening 1953
2 6 - Hatch Room 2. List. Members of the Board of Trustees since the year 1932 1953
2 6 - Hatch Room 3. List. Scholarship donors 1953
2 6 - Hatch Room 4. List. Emeritus Faculty 1953
2 6 - Hatch Room 5. List. Typed; members who are scholarship donors 1953
2 7 - Health Committee 1. Letter, no date. Hunsaker to Dixon. Discusses Kelly Committee report dealing with present health services 1953
2 7 - Health Committee 2. Proposal, August 29, 1953. USAC Health Council recommendation for school year 1953-1954 1953-1954
2 8 - High School Relations 1. Report, 1952-1953. An analysis of USAC enrollment on campus. Statistical report 1952-1953
2 8 - High School Relations 2. Letter, August 20, 1953. L. R. Humphreys to Dixon and Deans' Council. Deals with relations with high schools 1953
2 8 - High School Relations 3. Letter, October 23, 1951. L. G. Noble to L. L. Madsen. Recommendation for High School Relations Committee. List included within 1951
2 9 - Housing 1. Housing information, January 1954. Part 1. Five-page summary of usage and history of housing 1954
2 9 - Housing 2. Memorandum, January 1954. Is of conference with V. D. Gardner. Dorm living, needs, and union building discussed 1954
2 9 - Housing 3. Telegram, July 7, 1953. Wallace F. Bennett to Peterson. Approval of housing loan to USAC 1953
2 9 - Housing 4. Statemetns, July 1953. William Skidmore and Ben VanShaar submitted these statements which are reasons why the present method of receipting money in the housing department should be continued 1953
2 10 - Inauguration 1. Speech of acceptance, no date, no author, and no indiciation as to what position 1954
2 11 - Iran 1. Letter, June 25, 1954. Dixon to R. W. Roskelley. Discusses visit and benefits to USAC dealing with Iran 1954
2 11 - Iran 2. Letter, June 14, 1954. R. W. Roskelley to Dixon. Arrival of Walker and Issacson to Iran 1954
2 12 - Leaves of Absence 1. List, showing leaves of absence, terms, and individuals taking them 1954
2 12 - Leaves of Absence 2. List, shows those on leave from Arts and Sciences 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 1. Letter, April 5, 1954. Dixon to H. C. Shoemaker. Describes things attached to this letter 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 2. Attached to above: letter, April 5, 1954. Dixon to Arthur S. Adams. Discusses his Inaugural Address 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 3. Attached to above: Letter, March 17, 1954. Arthur S. Adams to Dixon. Discusses parts of his Inaugural Address 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 4. Attached to above: Educator's dispatch, December 31, 1953. Issues of importance discussed. (Two copies attached) 1953
2 13 - Manion Committee 5. Attached to above: Report, October 8, 1953. "The President's Annual Report." Topic of education and political stability 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 6. Attached to above: Letter, March 27, 1954. F. P. Champ to Dixon. Discussion of Inaugural Address with reference to the Commission of Intergovernmental Relations. (Manion Commission). 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 7. Attached to above: Letter, March 12, 1954. Clarence Manion to F. P. Champ. Concerns "Manion Commission" and reference Dixon made to it 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 8. Attached to above: Letter, March 16, 1954. Champ to Dixon. Handwritten to clear up points about Manion Commission 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 9. Attached to above: Letter, April 9, 1954. Dixon to Russel I. Thackery. Discusses Manion Commsion 1954
2 13 - Manion Committee 10. Attached to above: Letter, March 20, 1954. Thackery to Dixon. Discusses Manion Commission and statements made by Manion while Chairman 1954
2 14 - MC 1. Invitation, September 8, 1953. David O. McKay to president. Is an invitation to a limited issue of the Improvement Era commemorating his 80th birthday 1953
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 1. Chart, Fall Quarter 1954. Utah State Agricultural College. Division of off-campus instruction, Arts and Sciences, and Education. Shows teaching load of teachers 1954
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 2. Report, 1953-1954. Shows compensation earned and credit hours taught. Gives name, quarter, and credit hours taught. Gives name, quarter, and credit hours. Also amount paid 1953-1954
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 3. Minutes, October 6, 1954. The background of the problem. Discusses a meeting on extra pay problems 1954
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 4. Notes, no date. Shows objections and criticisms of extra pay 1954
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 5. Notes, no date. Shows appreciation for the services of the off-campus teachers 1954
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 6. Conference Letter, August 13, 1953. Deals with service load of teachers. Statistical 8-page report and analysis 1953
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 7. Letter, September 29, 1954. Dixon to academic deans, directors of off campus, evening and correspondence instruction. Extra pay and points of teaching loads are brought out 1954
2 15 - Off-Campus Instruction 8. List, 1954-1955. Off-campus instruction summary of request for instructors for fall and winter quarter 1954-1955
2 16 - P 1. Speech, May 27, 1954. Delivered to the annual meeting of Phi Kappa Phi, USAC. Conflict with mediocrity 1954
2 17 - Professional Classification 1. List, August 7, 1953. Gives qualifications and duties of instructors 1953
2 18 - Professional Relations and Faculty Welfare 1. List, 1954-1955. Shows membership of the committee on professional relationships and faculty welfare 1954-1955
2 18 - Professional Relations and Faculty Welfare 2. Report, February 27, 1951. Two copies to Board of Trustees and President Madsen from Committee on Professional Relationships and Faculty Welfare Relative to Contracts and Services 1951
2 18 - Professional Relations and Faculty Welfare 3. Draft letter, no date. From Melvin C. Cannon of professional relations to Board of Trustees on salaries, policies, and suggestions 1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 1. List, 1952-1954. Tabulation of units of instruction with members of students as indicated 1952-1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 2. List, 1953-1954. Registration statistics 1953-1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 3. List, 1953-1954. Summary of attendance 1953-1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 4. Letter, February 23, 1954. W. H. Bell to Neuberger. Reports graduate totals 1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 5. List, 1952-1954. Cumulative enrollment of six major colleges and universities in the state, by county 1952-1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 6. Letter, November 19, 1953. Allen W. Stokes to Bell. Deals with subcommittee of Faculty Code Committee and their report. (Attached is a statement) 1953
2 19 - Registrar's Office 7. List, 1953-1954. Enrollment, fall quarter. Broken down into freshmen, etc. and what schools, such as Education, etc 1953-1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 8. List, 1951-1952. Summary of attendance by class and college 1951-1952
2 19 - Registrar's Office 9. List, 1953-1954. Fall quarter breakdown of grade point, withdrawals, and credit load 1953-1954
2 19 - Registrar's Office 10. List, 1952-1953. Gives breakdown of attendance as to class rank and college belonged to 1952-1953
2 20 - R. O. T. C. 1. Clipping, August 23, 1953. Front page of "Magazine of Salt Lake Tribune" shows Alice Welti of USAC in military outfit 1953
2 20 - R. O. T. C. 2. Report, 1953-1954. Gives background, enrollment criteria, and statiscis dealing with R. O. T. C 1953-1954
2 21 - S 1. List, no date. Student fee statistics given. Various fees examined 1953
2 22 - Salaries 1. Report, 1953-1954. Per capita costs: 17 western states, colleges and universities 1953-1954
2 22 - Salaries 2. Report, 1953-1954. Proposals of the Committee on Professional Relationships and Faculty Welfare to the president and Board of Trustees pertaining to faculty salaries 1953-1954
2 23 - Scholarship Committee 1. List, no date. Members of the committee given 1953-1954
2 24 - Space Allocation Committee 1. Letter, July 16, 1953. J. E. Christiansen and Austin G. Loveless to Harold M. Wadsworth. Gives findings and suggestions 1953
2 24 - Space Allocation Committee 2. Letter, June 29, 1953. From Space Committee to E. G. Peterson. Gives report and findings. Report is attached 1953
2 25 - Snow College 1. Invitation, April 9, 1954. Dedication of an auditorium 1954
2 25 - Snow College 2. Report, October 10, 1953. By Lester B. Whetten to Board of Trustees Concerns anticipated student numbers 1953
2 25 - Snow College 3. Report, September 14, 1953. Lester B. Whetten to Board of Trustees. Deals with repairs of buildings 1953
2 25 - Snow College 4. Report, August 8, 1953. Whetten to Board. Deals with Lion's Club scholarships 1953
2 25 - Snow College 5. Report, July 11, 1953. Whetten to Board. Scholarships discussed and repairs 1953
2 25 - Snow College 6. Report, June 27, 1953. Whetten to Board. Shows accomplishments at Snow College. Also requests 1953
2 25 - Snow College 7. Report, 1954-1955. Proposed annual budget of Snow College 1954-1955
2 26 - Student Affairs 1. Letter, May 9, 1953. Student Affairs committee to president and faculty advisor. Deals with setting up the calendar of events. Calendar is attached 1953
2 26 - Student Affairs 2. List, 1951-1952. Gives duties and responsibilites of Student Affairs Committee 1951-1952
2 26 - Student Affairs 3. Letter, October 5, 1951. Ione Daniel to Madsen Discusses meeting with the Student Affairs Committee 1951
2 26 - Student Affairs 4. List. Gives members of Student Affairs Committee 1953
2 26 - Student Affairs 5. Minutes, August 29, 1951. Are of meeting of Student Affairs Committee and reports given 1951
2 27 - Student Body President 1. Graph, February 13, 1954. Shows student government organization 1954
2 27 - Student Body President 2. Letter, January 27, 1954. Gary Richardson to Broadbent. Discusses vending machine policy 1954
2 28 - Student Personnel and Guidance 1. Report, June 3, 1954. Preliminary report on organization of student personnel office as requested by President Dixon 1954
2 28 - Student Personnel and Guidance 2. Report. Philosophy and scope of the student personnel program. No date, no author 1954
2 29 - Summer School 1. Report, 1954. Proposed plans for summer school. Conferences and events are given 1954
2 29 - Summer School 2. List, 1954. Officers of administration given 1954
2 29 - Summer School 3. Program, 1953. USAC Summer School program of Lectures and Lyceums 1954
2 30 - Television 1. Letter, March 31, 1954. Production group to members of the T. V. Committee speaking of policies 1954
2 30 - Television 2. Attached to above: Policy statements of committee 1954
2 31 - T 1. Report, December 18, 1953. General information on the new retirement program covering present members of the Teacher's Retirement System 1953
2 32 - Traffic Committee 1. Report, January 5, 1952. USAC Campus Traffic Regulations and enforcement. Two Copies 1952
2 32 - Traffic Committee 2. Minutes, January 4, 1952. Meeting of Campus Traffic Committee 1952
2 32 - Traffic Committee 3. Letter, December 6, 1951. George Harding to Ralph Richards. Violations by students discussed 1951
2 32 - Traffic Committee 4. Letter, November 7, 1951. Christiansen to Madsen. Concerns traffic regulations on campus 1951
2 32 - Traffic Committee 5. Attached to above: Letter, November 20, 1951. Christiansen to Madsen. Conversation with Preston, an attorney over enforcment 1951
2 32 - Traffic Committee 6. Attached to above: Minutes of October 4, 1951. Meeting of Traffic Committee 1951
2 32 - Traffic Committee 7. New Parking Plan and Suggestion 1952
2 33 - U 1. Symposium on Mormon Culture. Presented fall, November 14, 1952. Contains papers of noted people in Mormon Culture 1952
2 34 - Union Building 1. Charter, September 6, 1953. Aims and purposes of charter for Union Building 1953
2 34 - Union Building 2. Pamphlet, what is happening in the Union Building and how to find it 1953
2 34 - Union Building 3. Rules, who may use the Union Building 1953
2 34 - Union Building 4. Agreement; policy of the Union Building 1953
2 34 - Union Building 5. Resolution, no date. Condensaion of provisions of resolution of Board of Trustees authorizing bond issue for construction of Union Building 1953
2 34 - Union Building 6. Letter, January 20, 1954. Willis A. Tingey to Fred. L. Markham. Dealing with kitchen, cafeteria, and sky room equipment 1954
2 34 - Union Building 7. Address, May 2, 1953. Dr. Edgar B. Brossard, chairman. U. S. Tariff Commission, at the dedication of the Student Union Building 1953
2 34 - Union Building 8. Financial plan for the opeartion of the USAC Union Building from July 1, 1953 to June 30, 1954 1953
2 35 - Utah Conference on Higher Education 1. Tenth Annual conference on Higher Education, Report, September 13-15, 1953. Democracy and Higher Education 1953
2 35 - Utah Conference on Higher Education 2. Flyer, September 13-15, 1953. Announcing 10th annual conference and events 1953
2 36 - Utah Scientific Research Foundation 1. Articles of incorporation, July 19, 1945. Pertains to Utah Scientific Research Foundation as amended 1945
2 37 - Veterans 1. List, 1953-1954. People that a letter was to in which is attached concerning employment. 1953-1954
2 38 - Weber College 1. Clipping of a December 11, 1953 newspaper dealing with Weber College 1953
2 39 - Dean of Women 1. Letter, June 14, 1954. Dixon to Mae Welling. Discusses consolidation of scholarships on campus 1954

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Subject Terms

  • College presidents--Utah--Logan--Archives.
  • Universities and colleges--Utah--Logan--Archives.

Personal Names

  • Dixon, Henry Aldous, 1890-1967--Archives.

Corporate Names

  • Snow College (Ephraim, Utah)--History--Sources.
  • Southern Utah University--History--Sources.
  • Utah State University--History--Sources.
  • Utah State University. Office of the President--Archives.