Business correspondence
Found in 27 Collections and/or Records:
AAUW - University of St. Thomas (MN) Branch Records
The AAUW - University of St. Thomas (MN) Branch Records include correspondence, meeting minutes and other subject files which document the activities of this organization.
Arvid Reuterdahl Papers
Catholic Digest Records
The collection includes correspondence and subject files relating to the braille and foreign editions of the Catholic Digest, legal and financial information, issues from the Shrines of the World series, as well as oral history interviews with many of the early employees of the magazine.
Christ Child School for Exceptional Children Records
The Christ Child School for Exceptional Children Records contain Board of Trustees minutes, correspondence, by-laws, financial records, and information on benefactors of the school. The majority of the material is from the 1969 - 1976 period; however, a small group of records date from 1952 forward.
Committee on Central European Relief Records
The Committee on Central European Relief records include correspondence and other administrative materials documenting the work of this student group.
Fr. Humphrey Moynihan Presidential Records
The Moynihan Presidential records consist primarily of correspondence. The topics of the correspondence included exchanges with the General Education Board regarding the accreditation of the College of St. Thomas and salary disputes with faculty members.
Fr. James H. Gallagan Records
This collection contains correspondence relating to Fr. Gallagan's position as Director of Student Life for the College of St. Thomas (1928 - 1933).
Fr. James H. Moynihan Presidential Records
Fr. James Lavin Papers
The Lavin Papers include correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks and writings. The collection includes a significant group of research materials relating to Fr. Lavin's book Discovering Its Message : The Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas.
Fr. James P. Shannon Presidential Records
This collection contains correspondence and subject files primarily from the years James Shannon was president of the College of Saint Thomas (1956-1966). The records document both the operation of the College of St. Thomas and St. Thomas Academy as well Shannon’s interaction with regional and national educational organizations.