Box Ov06

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains programs, itineraries, newsletters, guidebooks, prospectuses, flyers, and brochures relating to the music department at North Central College. Subjects include tours of the Men’s Glee Club, Concert Choir, and Women’s Chorale, workshops in opera and church music, an early history of the School of Music, the Music Festival and the Fine Arts Festival, and the madrigal choir. The collection also contains programs from the Evangelical Theological Seminary’s choir...

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This collection contains brochures, fliers, and posters related to academic opportunities on campus. Correspondence, meeting minutes, brochures, from programs, such as the Honors Program, the Honor Society, Mid-Winter Study Term (D-Term), and Urban Semester, which started before the creation of the Office of Academic Opportunities, are also present. This series also has programs from the Rall Symposium and materials on available scholarships.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes materials related to the buildings and grounds of the College. The folders contain correspondence pertaining to renovations, concerns, and general building information. The files include a large number of building dedication invitations and programs, some of which include summaries of the building project, highlights with photographs of the building, and an order of service. Building Committee minutes for the Science Center (1965-1969) and Goldspohn Hall/Carnegie Library...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes materials related to the buildings and grounds of the College. The folders contain correspondence pertaining to renovations, concerns, and general building information. The files include a large number of building dedication invitations and programs, some of which include summaries of the building project, highlights with photographs of the building, and an order of service. Building Committee minutes for the Science Center (1965-1969) and Goldspohn Hall/Carnegie Library...