J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections
Paul W. Hodson papers
Hodson, Paul W.
MS 0554
5.5 linear feet
1958-1995
The Paul W. Hodson papers (1958-1995) contain manuscripts, research files, news clippings, and correspondence related to the writings of this University of Utah administrator. Hodson was an emeritus vice-president, former Vice President for Business (1959-1967) and Vice President for Special Projects and Director of International Education (1967-1973) at the University of Utah. He was involved with campus planning and building construction during the 1960s and 1970s, including the development of Research Park.
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Paul Hodson was born 8 May 1909 in Salt Lake City Utah. The received an AB from the University of Utah in 1936 and an MBA from Harvard University in 1938. He returned to the University of Utah in 1942, as secretary to the president and instructor in business. In 1967, Hodson was appointed vice president for special projects. He served as a university vice president until 1973. During the rapid expansion of the 1950s and 1960s, Hodson was in charge of the university's finance, construction and operations areas. In addition to membership on the boards of directors of various public and private companies, Hodson served as a consultant to the United States State department in the area if international education. He retired in 1973, and was assigned the rank of Vice President Emeritus.
The Paul W. Hodson papers (1958-1995)contain manuscripts, research files, news clippings, and correspondence related to the writings of this University of Utah administrator.
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This collection was donated by Paul W. Hodson from 1986-2004.
Processed by Elizabeth Rogers in 2004.
Hodson, Paul W.--Archives
Hodson, Paul W.--Crisis on campus: the exciting years of campus development at the University of Utah
University of Utah
University of Utah--Buildings
University of Utah--Planning
College facilities--Planning--Utah--Salt Lake City
Campus planning--Utah--Salt Lake City--Sources
Colleges and Universities
Correspondence
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)
Manuscripts for publication
Oral histories
Drafts (documents)
Correspondence, Clippings, and Miscellaneous
Crisis on Campus, Reader Responses, and Reviews
1
1
Selected Correspondence
1
2
News Clippings
1958-1986
1
3
Miscellaneous
1
4
The Dimple Dell Ranchettes
1
5
"Why Was the Old Salt Lake Theatre Razed?"
1
6
"The Story of a Poem That Became a Hymn"
1
7
Correspondence, 1968-1989
2
Oral History Transcript, and Crisis on Campus
1986
3
Research, University of Utah
1950s-1980s
4-7
International Education
1970s
8
This box also contains an undated manuscript of Crisis on Campus
Manuscript and Addenda
Dissertation Manuscript
1970s
9
Purchase Agreement
1980
10
1
Handwritten Manuscript
10
2-5
Addendum
1993
10
6
"The Condominium: Condo-Lite, the Key to Quality Living"
1993
10
7
"Haun's Mill Masssacre," Manuscript
1995
11
Contains a bound typescript of Hodson's "Never Forsake: Legacy of a Massacre"