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The collection reflects Jay Fehnel’s curricular progress through the Kellogg School of Management. Included within the collection are course syllabi, lecture notes, readings and case studies, Fehnel’s student papers, and his completed examinations.

Abstract This series contains the records of John A. Barr, dean of the Graduate School of Management, 1963-1975. School administrative materials include: general correspondence, school committees, the Management Assistance Clinic, the Hospital and Health Services Administration program accreditation review, Northwestern's cofounding and development of the Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Administracion (The Venezuelan Institute of Advanced Studies of Administration [IESA]), and miscellaneous...

Abstract The records of the Doctoral Office of Northwestern Unviersity's Kellogg Graduate School of Management span the years 1957-1985, with the bulk of the material from 1970-1979. The records are organized into two categories: Doctoral Office records, and Reports. The Doctoral Office records typically consist of correspondence, meeting minutes, rosters of students enrolled in the program, Ph.D. recipient lists, and statistical information on the students and the department. Reports were generally...

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This series consists of records of the Office of Administrative Affairs of the Kellogg Graduate School of Management. It is arranged in seventeen categories including Advisory Council; Financial; Outgoing Correspondence; Programs; Admissions; Fund Raising; Allen Center; Financial Aid; Fellowships; Prospective Minority Fellowship Sponsors; Minority Funders; Affiliate Program; Affiliate Members; Conferences and Seminars; Placement; Alumni; and Planning.

Abstract This series consists primarily of the administrative records of Frank T. Hartzfeld, Assistant Dean and Director of the School of Commerce's Masters Program. The records document the substantial changes in the School that occurred during Hartzfeld's tenure, during which the School's programs consolidated on the Evanston campus. The records include correspondence, memoranda, reports, clippings, notes, surveys, lists of students, and printed material. They pertain mainly to Hartzfeld's...

Abstract This series consists of the administrative records of Ralph Westfall, School of Commerce professor of marketing, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, and later Dean of the College of Business Administration of the University of Illinois-Chicago Circle. The records primarily document the later portion of Westfall's administrative position at Northwestern, 1969-1974. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, grant applications and proposals, notes, and materials on conferences, committees, and the...

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The minutes of faculty meetings of the Kellog School of Management and its predecessors fill four boxes and four volumes, and span the years 1908-1977, with some gaps.

Abstract John T. O'Neil became an instructor in business economics and statistics at Northwestern University, while working on his doctorate. In 1956 he returned to Northwestern as associate professor of business administration, becoming professor of finance in 1963. O'Neil also held several administrative positions at Northwestern, including assistant dean of the School of Commerce, and coordinator for the quantitative controls in business program. The John T. O'Neil Papers are arranged in seven...

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These records, comprising twenty-five bound volumes and four archival boxes, consist of case materials (cases and readings) used as instructional aids in various courses and special educational programs offered by the School of Business.

Abstract These volumes in this collection consist of bound, typescript lecture materials for courses at Northwestern University's School of Commerce, spanning the years 1914 to 1941. The bulk of material is from 1921 to 1930. The materials consist primarily of lecture notes and outlines, although some volumes include tables, graphs, homework assignments, and collected readings. Courses from all of the School of Commerce's departments are represented. The length of the volumes vary widely, from 30 to...