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Clyde S. Johnson Fraternity Collection | University of Illinois Archives

Title: Clyde S. Johnson Fraternity Collection, 1931-1970Add to your cart.
Series Number: 41/02/050
Volume: 14.0 cu. ft.
Acquired: 8/30/1971
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Description: Fraternity subject reference and publications collection of Clyde Sanford Johnson (1911-1970), member of the National Interfraternity Conference Executive Committee, Executive Secretary of Phi Kappa Sigma (1950-1957) and student affairs administrator at UCLA (1945-1948), California (1948-1950) and Long Beach State (1957-1961), including magazine articles, pamphlets, newsletters, bulletins, circulars, dissertations, clippings, correspondence, reports, studies, speeches and programs concerning fraternities, college life, higher education, autonomy, hazing, housing, house management and finances, interfraternity councils, pledging, rushing, scholarship, civil liberties, student government and organizations and personal and business affairs. The collection relates to both individual fraternities and universities and to colleges and fraternities in general. Johnson was editor of Interfraternally Yours, News and Notes and the Interfraternity Research and Advisory Council Bulletin and author and editor of journals, articles, and monographs relating to fraternity and campus life. The series includes National Interfraternity Conference Executive Committee Minutes, (1945-1970); NIC programs (1948-1970) and a 5 x 8 bibliographic card file of articles and books on fraternity and college life. Correspondents include Wilson B. Heller, Leland F. Leland and Stewart S. Howe.


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