Dona Brown Papers

0.42 linear feet (1 document case)

The Dona Brown Papers contain research and project records compiled by Dr. April Brooks and Dr. Ruth Ann Alexander, professors at South Dakota State University, and donated to the Archives in 2004. The material primarily relates to a humanities grant and a literary documentation initiative. Contents include general correspondence, an address index for group members, articles, obituaries, and records from Huron College. Also included are project notes, biographies, and questionnaires related to the “Poets and Writers of South Dakota” project, a literary documentation effort initiated by Dona Brown.

This collection documents scholarly and creative efforts to support and recognize South Dakota’s literary community. It provides insight into grant-funded humanities research as well as the collection and preservation of regional literary histories. The materials reflect both institutional involvement in the humanities and a grassroots approach to documenting the voices of local poets and writers.

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A critical analysis of the content of the course of study in commercial law for high schools appraised by three criteria of value with specific recommendations for South Dakota
Thesis (M.S.) Education Department, South Dakota State University, 1937
Archives: LB2385.B812

Guidance service handbook for South Dakota high schools
Bulletin 65 (South Dakota. Department of Public Instruction), circa 1954
Archives: LB1561.S8 G841 1954

Guidance service handbook for South Dakota schools
Bulletin 65A (South Dakota. Department of Public Instruction), 1959
Archives: LB1561.S8 G841 1959

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