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Personal papers of Robert L. Gilbert
Robert Gilbert's collection includes a compilation of letters he wrote while in France during World War I serving as a mechanic in the Navy. It also includes his personal scrapbook of articles from WWI. Correspondence and personal items from Gilbert's professional career are included as well.
Personal papers of Robert L. Gilmore
Robert Gilmore joined the faculty of KU as a professor in 1968, and served as Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Chairman of the Department of History from 1970-1973. His area of specialty was Latin American History with an emphasis on Colombia and Mexico. The collection includes research notes, book drafts, translations, class/lecture notes, and maps related to Gilmore's career.
Personal papers of Robert Morrow Mengel
Personal papers of Robert N. Sudlow
The collection consists of over 30 of Robert Sudlow's sketchbooks and many varied items that were laid in the sketchbooks.
Personal papers of Robert S. Saunders
Saunders taught mandolin and guitar at the University of Kansas from 1890-1893. This collection consists of his music scores.
Personal papers of Robert Sanders
Robert Sanders is a professor emeritus in the department of Molecular Biosciences at the University of Kansas. His collection of personal papers includes correspondence, teaching materials, and materials generally related to his academic career and research interests.
Personal papers of Robert Taft
Taft taught Chemistry at the University of Kansas from 1922-1955, but he spent his leisure time writing histories of KU and publishing books on other subjects, including photography and American artists. This collection consists of materials related to the publishing of one of Taft's KU histories, Across the Years on Mt Oread and its later revision.
Personal papers of Robert Tague
Personal papers of Robert Timmons
Personal papers of Robert W. Wilson
This collection includes correspondence, research, and criticism done by paleontologist and geologist Robert W. Wilson while at the University of Kansas' Museum of Natural History and the South Dakota School of Mines and Geology's Geology Museum, among other work places. The collection also includes some compiled scrapbooks celebrating Wilson's career and some photographs of colleagues.
Personal papers of Roger Barker
Personal papers of Roger L. Kaesler
This collection of personal papers largely consists of correspondence covering the education and teaching career of Roger L. Kaesler, a University of Kansas Geology instructor and paleontologist specializing in Ostracoda, small fossilized crustaceans.
Personal papers of Roger Martin
This collection includes correspondence, commentaries, articles, project ideas, courses, and seminars on writing from Roger Martin's career with the University of Kansas, mostly during 1980-2005. The collection also includes some compact discs and audio cassette tapes of radio programs Martin wrote and hosted on the University of Kansas radio station KANU.
Personal papers of Rosa Whitman
Rosa Whitman was student at the University of Kansas during the 1870s. This collection consists of a 1878 letter from Rosa to her mother.
Personal Papers of Rose Ruth Morgan and Family
This collection contains incoming and outgoing correspondence from 1816-1951, mostly in connection with Rose Ruth Morgan, her mother Eliza K. Morgan, father Walter F. Morgan, and aunt Charline P. Morgan. The collection also contains poems, photos, books, receipts, and other miscellaneous paper items.
Personal papers of Ross E. McKinney
Personal papers of Roy D. Laird
This collection includes a copy of the book To Live Long Enough about Soviet agriculturalist Naum Jansy written by Betty and Roy Laird. It also includes related correspondence, notes, and book reviews.
Personal papers of Roy E. Gridley
Gridely taught English at the University of Kansas from 1964-1997. This collection consists of a manuscript entitled, "The Brownings and France: A Chronicle and Commentary," with the original French quotations. The volume was eventually published in 1982.
Personal papers of Rud Turnbull
This collection includes many of Rud and Ann Turnbull's publications, presentations, research notes, grant applications, and related materials regarding Rud and Ann's research and teaching on intellectual developmental disabilities. The collection also includes personal files on their son, Jay Turnbull (JT), who was diagnosed with many disabilities.
Personal Papers of Russell B. Mesler
This collection contains research notes and office correspondence for the late Russell Bernard Mesler, Professor Emeritus in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering at the University of Kansas. Mesler also worked as a consultant for the Spencer Chemical Company and other entities. The bulk of the collection dates from his years of employment with KU, 1957-1992, though his student years at KU and the University of Michigan are also represented.
Personal papers of Russell L. Wiley
Russell L. Wiley taught in the School of Fine Arts at the University of Kansas from 1934-1974. This collection contains correspondence, biographical information, information about the Midwestern Music Camp, and materials relating to the running of the KU Band, including 3 large scrapbooks and 3 vinyl EP recordings of the band and orchestra. Boxes 1-4 each include a typed list of files that they contain.
Personal papers of Rusty Leffel
This collection contains student government documents from 1967-1969, records related to the Phantom Five organization from 1970-1971, newspaper clippings, campaign documents and materials from Leffel's unsuccessful 1984 political campaign, scrapbooks, t-shirts, and audio tapes from Rusty Leffel, a former University of Kansas student.
Personal Papers of Ruth A. Wilson
Wilson studied at the University of Kansas during the 1930s. This collection consists of scrapbooks on concerts and clippings during the 1930s.
Personal papers of Ruth McNair
The personal papers of Ruth McNair contain photographs of McNair; her 1964 retirement certificate from the University of Kansas, where she was an associate professor of biological science; her obituary and memorial program; and a 1922 article written by her husband, K.U. zoologist George T. McNair.
Personal Papers of Sallie C. Thayer
This collection consists of correspondence, including letters from noted artists and family, and biographical information about Thayer.