UA. University Records

Overview

The Mellon College of Science collection contains mostly publications and annual reports, amongst a variety of internal files and correspondence. The sources for the material contained in this collection are: the Mellon College of Science as a whole, the Center for Special Studies, and the departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science, Health Professions, Mathematics, Physics, and Statistics.

Overview This collection contains records from the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, an independent non-profit industrial research firm that merged with Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1967 to form Carnegie Mellon University. The collection consists of 346 linear feet of materials pertaining to the general operations of the institute, including: the creation of the institute in 1913 and its merger with CIT; proposals, reports, correspondence and contracts related to sponsored fellowships...

Overview This collection contains photographs and negatives from the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, an independent non-profit industrial research firm that was established in 1913 and merged with Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1967 to form Carnegie Mellon University. The collection consists of images of the scientists and administrative staff, the laboratories and equipment, social events and clubs, and interior and exterior images of the buildings, as well as many other miscellaneous...

Content Description

This collection comprises 40 boxes of reprints of scientific articles written by members of the Mellon Institute for Industrial Research. The reprints are organized by the author's last name. Currently there is no item level descprtion. Contact the University Archives for more information.

Scope and Contents The Office of Student Affairs Records oversees much of the non-academic student life at Carnegie Mellon University. The collection contains promotional and informational materials related to the various events and programs the division and its departments have organized and sponsored throughout the years. The collection includes informational materials related to on-campus housing; planning materials and promotional fliers for ongoing events like Black History Month, Martin Luther King Jr....