A Perfect Education; Sense and Intellect

File — Box: 64

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection: The papers of Kenneth Eugene Eble, consisting of 128 boxes, are arranged in six broad categories: Personal (which includes daily calendars and undergraduate papers from Iowa and Columbia); Coursework for classes he taught at the University of Utah; Manuscripts, published and unpublished; Speeches and Appearances; Bush Foundation and American Association of University Professors (which includes some published material and college catalogs); and Miscellaneous Files (subject files collected over the years, clippings, reprints, and research materials).

In addition to the manuscript portion of the collection there are a few photographs, foreign editions of Eble's books, Eble's personal book collection, numerous publications (some with notations by Eble or containing his writing), 2 plaques, 1 poster, bound copy of his dissertation, and 9 word processor disks containing speeches and papers.

Correspondence is found throughout the collection, however, boxes 14-19 contain the bulk of it.

Dates

1923-1988

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.