Box 1
Contains 12 Results:
Pre-Georgetown University Presidency
Inauguration as President of Georgetown University, 1928-1929
Includes correspondence and other materials relating to the ianuaguration of W. Coleman Nevils as Georgteown University President, October 27, 1928.
Inauguration as President of Georgetown University, 1928
Inauguration as President of Georgetown University, 1928
Contains clippings.
1929
Incoming and outgoing letters. Includes a letter dated September 14, 1929 from Edward C. Philips, S.J. which references the fact that "Very Rev. Father General does not approve of the plans for the new Dormitory Building" [Copley Hall.] Also present, a CV for Leonard Wilson.
1930 (January-April)
Both incoming and outgoing correspondence. Correspondents include acquaintances and family members. Topics focus on events and Father Nevils' external interests, with very little present relating to the running of Georgetown University.
1930 (May-August)
Both incoming and outgoing correspondence. Correspondents include acquaintances and family members. Topics focus on events and Father Nevils' external interests, with very little present relating to the running of Georgetown University.
1930 (September-December)
Both incoming and outgoing correspondence. Correspondents include acquaintances and family members. Topics focus on events and Father Nevils' external interests, with very little present relating to the running of Georgetown University.
1931
Both incoming and outgoing correspondence. Correspondents include acquaintances and family members. Topics focus on events and Father Nevils' external interests, with very little present relating to the running of Georgetown University.
1932 (January-April and Undated)
Includes text of a radio address by President Nevils on "The Essentials of Jesuit Education". This address was delivered on January 17, 1932 on the CBS program, "Church of the Air." Also present, program from the Iron and Steel Institute testamonial dinner for James A. Farrel held at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York, April 21, 1932.
1932 (May-December)
Includes menu from Rauscher's dated December 18, 1932.
1933
Both incoming and outgoing correspondence. Correspondents include acquaintances and family members. Topics focus on events and Father Nevils' external interests, with very little present relating to the running of Georgetown University.