College presidents -- California -- Santa Clara.

Abstract

This collection consists of the Papers of Patrick A Donohoe, S.J., including copies of speeches given by Fr. Donohoe during his presidency, clippings, correspondence, policy decisions, unusual events, units reporting to the President, committees, task forces chaired by the President, reports, minutes, publications and brochures from the President's Office, staff memos, meeting minutes, and program files.

Abstract The William C. Gianera, S.J. Records consist of records for for a World War II memorial booklet featuring biographical information about alumni killed in the war, the DeSaisset estate and construction of the gallery, the celebration of the Centennial in 1951, fund raising, the dedication of the monument honoring John J. Montgomery on campus, the release of the movie “Gallant Journey”, the transfer of the Montgomery glider to the Smithsonian Institution, the Richard M. Hermes Research...

Abstract

The Herman J. Hauck, S.J. papers document Herman Hauck's service as President of Santa Clara University and consist of 14 boxes of materials on buildings, policies and procedures, correspondence, committees, task forces chaired by the President, reports, minutes, staff memos, meeting minutes, and program files.

Scope and Content of the Collection

Files include correspondence about the Alumni Association, invitations to the ground breaking for the Golden Gate Bridge and for campus events, fund raising materials, and student information.

Scope and Content of the Collection

Files include information about buildings on campus, the gift of Alice (Mrs. Will M) Tipton of papers, books, and artifacts of Will M. Tipton; correspondence with Clay M. Greene re the Passion Play; the homily given by Maher at funeral of Mike Dunne (1923). Also includes building campaign scrapbook (1922), and newspaper clippings including clippings about the Mission Centenary Celebration.

Scope and Content of the Collection

File include information on campus buildings, fund raising and gifts, the burning of the Mission Church in 1926 and its reconstruction, suggestions for engineers to build the Bay Bridge (1927), and correspondence with John J. Montgomery.

Scope and Content of the Collection Father Walsh became the “War President” at Santa Clara: he was given the task of trying to accommodate Santa Clara to the loss of more than 1/5th of its normal enrollment. During his administration an accelerated program of study was created in order to allow students to graduate in three years and intercollegiate athletic competition was cancelled. An Army Specialized Training Program was begun in 1943, to provide basic and advanced engineering classes, however Santa Clara faced a fiscal...