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7 audiocassettes (in 1 box)
This collection consists of audio recordings of interviews with Michigan Athletic Director Fritz Crisler, Norma Bentley (Crisler's secretary) and Marcus Plant member of the university's Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics and faculty representative to the Big Ten Conference.
8.5 linear feet — 10 digital audio files (online)
The Wilbert J. McKeachie papers are comprised of two subgroups: Psychology and CRLT. The subgroups reflect the distinctions in McKeachie's roles at the university. The materials in the Psychology subgroup were removed from McKeachie's office in the Department of Psychology; the materials in the CRLT subgroup came from his office in the Center. The Psychology subgroup, the larger of the two, is divided into five series: the American Psychological Association, Correspondence, Course Materials, Speeches, and Topical. The CRLT subgroup is divided into four series: Correspondence, Course Materials, Speeches, and Topical. The subgroup and series organization of the papers is identical to the organizational system used by McKeachie when he maintained the files. Because of the similarity in time span and content of the series with the same headings, however, especially correspondence, course materials, and speeches, the researcher is advised to consult both subgroups when studying a particular topic or facet of McKeachie's career.
Wilbert J. McKeachie papers, 1941-1991 (majority within 1960-1991)
8.5 linear feet — 10 digital audio files (online)