Scope and Contents From the Series: Thomas C. Adams was a member of the faculty of the University from August 1927 until July 1, 1941, when his forced resignation became effective. Material in this portion of the collection deals with the personal and professional conflicts which led to his dismissal, in addition to the notes, course outline, papers, and other data relating to the teaching of his classes over a twelve year period. The majority of the correspondence included in this portion of the collection concerns the...

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Letter regarding alleged misuse of sabbatical leave. Correspondence summaries.

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On backgrounds of Taylor and Diefendorf, hearing notes, exhibits.

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Data on Diefendorf & Taylor. "Diefendorf's Machinations and Failings."

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Hydraulics laboratory; hearing notes and hearing; later notes.

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Report on Civil Engineering Department status; early notes.

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Student petition; personal information; chronologies; correspondence lists and summaries.

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Correspondence lists and summaries.

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National Youth Administration (NYA).

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Timesheets; assignment slips; personal schedules; notes; personnel lists.

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Rough drafts of letters written by Adams recommending himself for promotion, to be signed by others; draft of letter to Thomas.

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Notes and miscellaneous career data; includes memo titled"...things which I would like said in proper quarters or generally which would enhance my reputation along desirable lines."

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Notes and miscellaneous career data.