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              Continuing and Extended Education Office Records
              UA 015 · Records · 1924-2008

              The Continuing and Extended Education Administrative and Distance Education Records at South Dakota State University document the development, administration, and delivery of off-campus and distance learning programs from the mid-20th century into the early 21st century. The collection includes brochures, newsletters, flyers, schedules, course listings, correspondence, planning documents, conference and workshop materials, University Week for Women records, and reports. It covers a wide range of programs, from undergraduate and graduate courses to specialized workshops and conferences on topics such as agriculture, leadership, health, education, technology, and public policy. Also included are administrative materials related to scheduling, data entry, enrollment statistics, and partnerships like the Electronic University Consortium and the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance.

              This collection reflects SDSU’s longstanding commitment to educational outreach, innovation in distance learning, and service to diverse student populations across South Dakota and beyond. It provides valuable insights into the evolution of continuing education, the expansion of online and hybrid learning, the university’s role in regional workforce development, and the promotion of lifelong learning opportunities. Programs like University Week for Women and the Tax Update Workshops highlight the institution’s engagement with community needs and its adaptability to social and economic changes.

               South Dakota State University. Office of Continuing and Distance Education
              Compendio telle historie del regno di Napoli
              MA 25.4: DG847.A2 C6 1543 · Item · 1543
              Part of Vera Way Marghab Papers

              Compendio delle historie del regno di Napoli Compost da messer Pandolgo Collenucio iurisconsulto in Pesaro
              Venitia: ]Michele Tramezino], 1543

              Italian humanist Pandolfo Collenuccio was a true Renaissance man. He was a literary, scholar, historian, geographer, collector or rare plants and animals, and diplomat. His works include this history of Naples and poems and dialogues in Latin and Italian.
              College on the Hill Research and Manuscript Collection
              UA 017.01 · Collection · 1885-2004

              This collection documents the research, writing, and production of The College on the Hill: A Sense of South Dakota State University History, an anecdotal institutional history authored by Amy Dunkle with contributions by V. J. Smith. Materials reflect the authors’ efforts to chronicle South Dakota State University from its founding in 1881 through 2003, with particular attention to the people, events, and circumstances that shaped the institution’s development from Dakota Agricultural College into a comprehensive public university.

              The collection includes research files, correspondence, interview transcripts, chapter drafts, topic files, photographs, publicity materials, and digital media used in the preparation of the book. Subjects documented include student life, campus traditions, athletics, Hobo Day, academic departments, campus buildings, notable faculty and alumni, social activities, and broader historical contexts such as wartime experiences, political visits, and student activism. Also present are draft materials and chapter concepts not included in the final publication. Together, these materials provide insight into the construction of institutional history through personal narratives, oral histories, and archival sources, and offer researchers a rich resource for studying university memory, campus culture, and the social history of South Dakota State University.

               Dunkle, Amy
              College of Nursing Records
              UA 012 · Records · 1916-2023

              The Nursing Records at South Dakota State University document the development, administration, academic programs, outreach, accreditation, and activities of the College of Nursing from its early years through the present. The collection includes reports, annual and biennial reviews, catalogs, newsletters, bulletins, faculty and student handbooks, and policy guidelines. It covers curriculum materials, course outlines, syllabi, and student records across various programs, including Clinical Nursing, General Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Rural Nursing, and the RN Upward Mobility Program. Accreditation files include self-studies, evaluation reports, and materials related to site visits and National League for Nursing standards. The records also contain legal agreements and contracts with clinical sites, meeting minutes from committees and faculty, research studies, surveys, grant proposals, conference proceedings, photographs, and scrapbooks documenting ceremonies, faculty, students, and alumni activities.

              This collection documents nursing education at SDSU, reflecting statewide and national developments in nursing training, health care delivery, and professional standards. It provides insight into the evolution of nursing curricula, outreach to underserved and rural populations (including Native American communities), accreditation history, and faculty and student life. The records are a valuable resource for researchers studying the history of nursing education, public health initiatives, women’s education, and the university’s impact on South Dakota’s health care workforce and infrastructure.

               South Dakota State University. College of Nursing
              Clav Snow Photograph Collection
              MA 123 · Collection · 1930

              This collection contains photographs taken by Clav Snow during his time as a student at South Dakota State College in the early 1930s. The images document campus life and student activities, including Hobo Day celebrations, military Field Day Exercises, candid gatherings, and academic settings such as a psychology class. Also featured are photographs of the SDSC Boxing Club, campus buildings and landmarks, and fellow students. The collection offers a visual record of student experiences and campus culture during that period.

               Snow, Clav
              Charles L. Sewrey Papers
              UA 053.010 · Papers · 1862-1973

              This collection documents the academic, intellectual, and scholarly pursuits of Dr. Charles L. Sewrey, professor of history at South Dakota State University. The materials span from 1862 to 1973 and are composed of collected publications, correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, and published articles primarily related to Sewrey's research interests in anti-Catholicism, American religious and political culture, and frontier life in Minnesota.

              The collected material includes newspaper clippings, pamphlets, Socialist Party literature from the 1960s, and an 1862 volume of Aurora Leigh and Other Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Also present is a significant file on the Steven Truscott case (1966–1969), which explored the wrongful conviction of a Canadian youth. These materials were likely used in support of research and teaching.

              The general materials consist of correspondence, course notes, and exams from Sewrey’s history courses, as well as miscellaneous ephemera including photographs and a map depicting the Lake District near Alexandria, Minnesota.

              The manuscripts form the core of the collection and reflect Sewrey’s research into anti-Catholicism and religious controversy in American history. Notable among these is his master’s thesis, The Protestant Minister in Frontier Minnesota, written in 1946, which is represented in multiple chapters and outlines both the private and public life of religious leaders on the Minnesota frontier. Additional manuscripts examine topics such as Cold War foreign policy, sectarianism on the frontier, U.S. religion and morality, and the development of land grant colleges. A substantial portion of the manuscripts consists of an extensive, untitled book-length work covering the historical origins, controversies, and social implications of anti-Catholic thought in the United States.

              The published works (1945–1973) include academic journal articles, book reviews, and newspaper opinion pieces authored by Sewrey. Prominent among them are articles in The Christian Century, Journal of Church and State, and The Unicorn. Several of these writings focus on anti-Catholic rhetoric, communism, political philosophy, and civic education. The collection also includes transcripts of two broadcasts from Sewrey’s appearances on Professor’s Forum, a program aired by the South Dakota State College radio station.

              The Charles L. Sewrey Papers offer insight into the study of anti-Catholic sentiment in American history and the intersection of religion, politics, and public life on the frontier. Sewrey’s research, particularly his analysis of Protestant ministry in Minnesota and his broader writings on religious controversy, contributes to a deeper understanding of sectarian dynamics in the United States. His work engages with key themes in mid-20th-century political thought, moral philosophy, and Cold War-era ideology. In addition, the collection reflects the academic output of a historian actively involved in teaching, public scholarship, and civic discourse at a land-grant institution, making it a valuable resource for scholars exploring American religious and intellectual history, education, and the public role of the historian.

               Sewrey, Charles Louis
              Charles F. Gritzner Papers
              UA 053.029 · Papers · 1871-2014

              The Charles F. “Fritz” Gritzner Papers span 1871 to 2014 and document his career in geography and geographic education, including teaching, service to professional organizations, curriculum and standards work, and outreach to K–12 educators. The collection contains annotated calendars (1987 to 2008), professional activity and experience lists (1984 to 2009), an honors and awards list (1980 to 2010), and phone, letter, and activity logs covering 1979 to 2006. Awards and recognition are represented through certificates and plaques, including the South Dakota State University Distinguished Professor plaque (1993) and additional teaching and service awards.

              The collection includes substantial organizational records from the Association of South Dakota Geographers and Planners dating primarily from 1981 to 1990. These files include constitutions and bylaws, mailing lists, newsletters and newsletter items, presidential notebooks, and related administrative records, as well as materials associated with the GIFT (Geographic Information For Teachers) program. Extensive records of the National Council for Geographic Education span the 1960s through 2011 and include minutes, executive board agendas, constitution and governance materials, officer and committee files, membership documentation, newsletters, reports, correspondence, planning calendars, publications, and historical data, including a file on Gritzner’s involvement with the organization.

              Geography standards and social studies materials document work on national and state standards and related curriculum efforts. These files include publications such as Geography for Life: National Geography Standards (1994), guidelines for geographic education, national assessment framework materials, documentation of other states’ standards, and South Dakota geography standards files dating from the 1990s into the 2000s. Additional standards-related records include working papers and resource materials spanning multiple decades.

              A large portion of the collection documents the South Dakota Geographic Alliance and its programs from the late 1980s through 2011. These records include administrative, grant, budget, and fundraising files; correspondence; newsletters; meeting files; teacher lists; institute and workshop materials; evaluations; field trip documentation; and materials related to Geography Awareness Week. Program files also cover teacher-focused offerings such as summer geographic institutes, seminars, and short courses, and include extensive documentation related to Advanced Placement Human Geography initiatives, including promotional materials, teaching packets, course descriptions, and institute records. Related materials include student correspondence and ephemera associated with “Adventures with Boov,” along with photographs and a photo album.

              South Dakota Geographic Bee materials span 1987 to 2013 and include media coverage, participant and program files, winners lists, and annual state-level competition kits from 1989 through 2013, as well as later archival and history files. Additional topical groupings include records related to the Rocky Mountain Region Japan Project, including correspondence, course materials, newsletters, resource files, and travel documentation.

              Instructional materials document geography courses and teacher training offerings and include syllabi, exams, lecture notes, handouts, and reference files for subjects such as climatology, conservation, Latin America, the Caribbean, and other regional and thematic topics. Research files are extensive and organized by geographic region and subject area, with materials spanning the mid-twentieth century through the 2000s and including maps, clippings, tear sheets, correspondence, and reference literature. Writings and publishing files include drafts, proofs, correspondence, and agreements for works produced for a range of publishers and projects, including contributions associated with “Panorama” and book-length and instructional publications.

              Visual materials consist largely of slides, with sets documenting geographic regions, landforms, maps, travel, and instructional topics, including both undated groupings and dated series from the 1960s through the 1990s. Photographs and related visual documentation are also present within program files and outreach activities. Together, the records provide documentation of geographic education initiatives, professional service, instructional practice, and related research and publishing activity.

               Gritzner, Charles F.
              Career Center Records
              UA 027 · Records · 1975-2008

              This collection is composed primarily of printed materials produced by the Career Center (formerly the CAP Center) at South Dakota State University. It includes newsletters such as Career Matters Update and CAP Center Employment News, flyers for events like Career Week, job fairs, etiquette dinners, and mock interview sessions. The collection also features brochures and pamphlets on job-seeking skills, resumes, and interviewing, as well as materials related to tutoring programs, academic support, and proficiency exam help sessions. Thirty color photographs document Career Center events and activities.

              These records document the role of the Career Center in preparing students for employment and academic success. They reflect the university’s commitment to career readiness through experiential learning, career counseling, and student support services. The materials provide insight into the types of services offered and the ways in which the university engaged students in professional development throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

               South Dakota State University. Career Center