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Cage 152
Chambers, Harry Morton
Harry Morton Chambers Papers
1928-1942
.75 feet of linear shelf space
2 boxes
Harry Morton Chambers' correspondence, research and lecture notes, bibliographies, syllabi, exams, and other papers related to his teaching of economics at Washington State College.
Collection materials are in:
English
Harry Morton Chambers (1888- ) was a registrar and instructor in economics at Washington State College circa 1920s-1940s. Additionally, Chambers was the WSU alumni secretary, the graduate manager, and the faculty adviser for the interfraternity council.
This collection consists of correspondence, research and lecture notes, bibliographies, syllabi, exams, and other papers relating to Harry Morton Chambers' work as an economics instructor at Washington State College. Chambers' courses consisted of "Economics 100 and 101: Economic Development of the Pacific Northwest," "Economics 1," "Economics 2," "Economics 47: The Economic Development of the Land Grant College," and "Economics 20 and 21: Fairchild, Furniss, and Buck Elementary Economics."
The correspondence in the collection includes inquiries from Chambers to individuals and organizations requesting materials, reports, and charts to be utilized in his courses.
The collection also includes Chambers' lecture notes and maps of the United States and the Pacific Northwest.
This collection is arranged in a single series.
This collection is open and available for research use.
Copyright restrictions may apply.
Harry Morton Chambers Papers, 1928-1942
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
Washington State University Libraries
Pullman, WA
This collection was donated to the Washington State University Libraries in June of 1963 by Mrs. H. M. Chambers.
"State College Alumni to Form Organization," Centralia Hub, March 25, 1920.
"President Lighty to Open Three Day Convention with Fourth Hour Synod," Washington State Evergreen (Pullman, WA), March 6, 1940.
Washington State University. College of Business and Economics -- History
Northwest, Pacific -- Economic conditions
Northwest, Pacific -- Economic development -- Bibliography
Economics -- Study and teaching -- Washington (State)
Colleges and Universities
Washington (State)
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1
1935 June-1936 July
Correspondence
1
2
1929-1930
"The Growth of Trade through the Panama Canal" by Harry Morton Chambers
1
3
circa 1930-1933
Economics 100, Economic Development of the Pacific Northwest: lecture notes and maps
1
4
circa 1930-1938
Economics 101, Economic Development of the Pacific Northwest: lecture notes
1
5
circa 1929-1934
Economics 101, Economic Development of the Pacific Northwest: thesis subjects, exams, and maps
1
6
circa 1934-1936
Economics 101, Economic Development of the Pacific Northwest: class related materials
1
7
circa 1928-1929
Economics 1: syllabus, notes, and American Council Economics Test materials
1
8
circa 1928-1942
Economics 2: "abstracts and notes," bibliography, and business activity charts
1
9
circa 1929-1936
Economics 47, The Economic Development of the Land Grant College: lecture notes
2
10
undated
Economics 20 and 21, Fairchild, Furniss, and Buck Elementary Economics: syllabus, questions, and lecture notes