Tagged: Oac

Tagged: Oac

Tagged: Oac
News

Gerome highlights the San Francisco Mime Troupe Records

This week Gerome has chosen to highlight one of our manuscript collections, the San Francisco Mime Troupe Records. The San Francisco Mime Troupe is San Francisco’s critically acclaimed and oldest professional political musical theater. It began in 1959 when Ronald G. Davis formed the R.G. Davis Mime Troupe
August 27, 2015 • Sara Gunasekara
News

Finding Aid Friday: Anderson Valley Advertiser Records

This week’s installment of the Finding Aid Friday series features the Anderson Valley Advertiser Records. The Anderson Valley Advertiser (AVA) was established in 1956 by Elizabeth and Steven Malgrem as a small community newspaper in Boonville, California, in Mendocino County. Bruce Anderson bought the newspaper in 1983 in
February 14, 2014 • Sara Gunasekara
News

Finding Aid Friday: Louis Grivetti Papers

This week’s installment of the Finding Aid Friday series features the Louis Grivetti Papers. Louis Grivetti served as Professor of Geography and Nutrition at the University of California, Davis from 1976-2007. The collection contains his correspondence, teaching, service, and advising materials, as well as research materials. Also included
February 7, 2014 • Sara Gunasekara
News

Finding Aid Friday: University Archives Photographs

Are you interested in historic images of the UC Davis campus? If so, you’ll want to know about this week’s Finding Aid Friday feature, the University Archives Photographs Collection. This collection offers a visual record of the history of UC Davis. The collection, which spans the years 1907-1987,
January 31, 2014 • Sara Gunasekara
News

Finding Aid Friday: Student Development Office Records

This week’s feature in our Finding Aid Friday series is the collection of Student Development Office Records. The Student Development Office provided centralized coordination among related student service programs including the following units: Advising Services, Counseling Center, Housing Office, Learning Assistance Center, Student Special Services and Women’s
January 24, 2014 • Sara Gunasekara
News

Finding Aid Friday: Memorial Union Art Gallery Records

This week’s feature in our Finding Aid Friday series is the collection of Memorial Union Art Gallery Records. The Memorial Union Art Gallery began as “The Painting of the Month” in the 1950s featuring the work of the Art Department faculty and students. An enclosed gallery was
January 17, 2014 • Sara Gunasekara

News Categories

Site Tags