Scope and content Includes project summaries and reports; correspondence and memoranda, and other materials of the Educational Policy Committee; proposals concerning courses and teacher training programs; correspondence and proposals of the American Mathematical Society; material on exams and grading policies; correspondence and reports of the Cornell Research Group on Academic Support Services; Cornell handbooks; and other papers reflecting Rosenberg's career at Cornell University and the University of...

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Nine notebooks of Hazel Schoonmaker including one on Differential Geometry (Harvard, 1913-1914); six of math lectures, probably taught by Professor Virgil Snyder at Cornell; and two typescript notebooks of lectures on Algebraic Plane Curves by Snyder, compiled and edited by Schoonmaker and Howard Conway Shaub.

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Photographs of mathematicians who taught at Cornell around 1926, including Virgil Snyder, P.A. Fraleigh, C.F. Craig, F.R. Sharpe, Wallie Hurwitz, D.C. Gillespie, and J.I. Hutchinson.

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Letters to Thomas Scott Fiske concerning affairs of the New York Mathematical Society, and an anecdote about Oliver by Walter F. Willcox.

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The collection contains correspondence, notes, talks, lectures, and papers by J.H.B. and others.

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Notebooks from mathematics courses Professor Cohen has taught.

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Letters to Harry W. Powell, a friend and former teacher, pertaining to Saurel's studies at Cornell University's Dept. of Mathematics, to James Edward Oliver, and to other students.

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Calculus 60a notebook and business staff rules of the Cornell Daily Sun, of which Jacobs was business manager during his senior year.

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Lecture notes from mathematics classes at Cornell University taken by Robert W. King including "Advanced Calculus: A Course of Lectures given in Cornell University, 1911-12 by W.A. Hurwitz and recorded by R.W. King," 1 volume; and "Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable given by Dr. W.A. Hurwitz, 1912-13," 3 volumes.

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Correspondence with students and staff, drafts of published papers, notes, manuscript for a mathematics text, lecture notes, exams, roll books, grade lists, and theses. Includes faculty reports and by-laws, reprints, conference reports, and a collection of programs for concerts, plays, and sporting events in Ithaca, Corning, New York City, and Ohio.