Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.) -- Alumni and alumnae
Found in 109 Collections and/or Records:
Wesleyan University Centennial records
Wesleyan University class of 1935 reunions collection
The Class of 1935 reunions collection contains materials on the class of 1935 reunions over the years.
Wesleyan University class reunion books
The class reunion books typically contain letters or information from alumni with news of their families, careers, and other updates.
Wesleyan University Davison Art Rooms exhibition catalogs
This collection contains exhibition catalogs and exhibition lists from the Davison Art Rooms, the precursor of the Davison Art Center, from the years 1928 to 1949.
Wesleyan University Douglas cannon and cannon scraps collection
This collection contains information of the Douglas Cannon and its history at Wesleyan.
Wesleyan University George Washington's birthday commemoration programs
Wesleyan University Hewlett diversity archive
The Hewlett Fellows were students at Wesleyan University who investigated and documented the history of racial diversity on campus.
The Hewlett Diversity Archive contains documents, photographs, textiles, audio recordings, and transcriptions related to the history of diversity and students of color at Wesleyan University.
Wesleyan University Memorial Chapel programs
The Chapel Programs Collection consists of programs from regular religious services, as well as vesper services, university services, and special dedicatory and memorial services.
Wesleyan University Office of the President Victor Lloyd Butterfield records
The professional papers of Wesleyan's eleventh president, Dr. Victor Lloyd Butterfield, span from 1910-1975 with the bulk of the material from Butterfield's time as President from 1943-1967.
Wesleyan University Red & Black
“Publication issued to alumni and parents four times a year as a supplement to the alumni magazine. This newsletter was proposed by the Alumni Council Committee on Communications as a means of providing more current news, notices of upcoming events, sports coverage, and other items of interest.”