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This series contains event programs, invitations, and promotional materials for both recurring and special events at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga from approximately 1969 to 2021.

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This series contains annually published fact books containing institutional data and statistics on key areas including enrollment, faculty, academic programs, facilities, and finances at the Unversity of Tennessee at Chattanooga from 1980 to 2000. The fact books were created as reference sources for the university community.

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This series contains newspaper clippings pertaining to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga from approximately 1886 to 2000.

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This series contains audio interviews with members of the university campus community. The interviewees discuss their perspectives on university history, the evolution of campus culture, and the growth of the physical plant over time, among other topics.

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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga portrait photographs series consists of 24 alphabetical files (no files for "Q" or "X"), each containing portrait photographs of individuals affiliated with the university, arranged by surname of primary subject. The materials in this series date from approximately 1886 to 1990. In each file there are some portraits which are not labeled and the identity of the subject is unknown. The majority of photographs in this series are black and white.

Scope and Contents This collection contains mainly materials relating to her work with various theater groups in the community. There is a small amount of personal correspondence and other documents. There are also several items relating to the University and its curriculum. The collection contains administrative information, correspondence, and Ward's own notes relating to various University and community-sponsored theater groups, the Chattanooga Opera, the Festival Players, and a 1953 UN-inspired community...

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This collection includes teaching materials, correspondence, scripts, and photographs documenting Professor Wiley's career as Head of the Department of Theater at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.