Scope and Content Note This series contains the records of the Dean and Associate Dean of the College of Commerce and Industry (formerly called the College of Industrial Management and Textile Science). The majority of files are those of Ryan C. Amacher, Dean, and Tomas D. Efland, and Associate and Acting Dean. Also found in the series are files of Amacher's predecessor, Wallace D. Trevillian.The records consist of correspondence, minutes (both college and departmental), annual reports, budget...

Scope and Content Note This series contains the records and administrative files of the Dean and Associate Dean of the College of Industrial Management and Textile Science, W.D. Trevillian and Thomas D. Efland. The records consist of departmental correspondence and memoranda, publications, photographs, biographical information on faculty of the college, news releases, and student papers. The records document the administration of the college, changes to curriculum, establishment of programs of study,...

Scope and contents

This series of records consists of minutes, memoranda, publications, and correspondence. The records are arranged alphabetically by subject. Documented in the records are activities of administration and faculty, research projects, and activities of committees, most notably curriculum and its expansion to include graduate degrees in Management. Primary correspondents include department heads Michael Stahl and Herlie Hendrix.

Abstract

Writer and professional consultant Joseph C. Ellers conducted a series of research interviews in the mid 1980s for his book "Getting To Know Clemson University Is Quite An Education: Determination Makes Dreams Come True."

The interviews focus on key events that shaped the progress and development of Clemson University during the presidency of Robert C. Edwards (1958-1979).

Scope and content This series consists of a portion of the records of the Industrial Management Department. The bulk of records, created by Wallace D. Trevillian who chaired the department from 1955 until 1964, span the years 1960-1972. The records do not contain the correspondence of department chairmen Clinton Whitehurst, 1965-1974, and B. J. Todd, July 1974-1982; their correspondence may be found in Series 55 and Series 56.The series contains general and subject correspondence, speeches...