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The records of the La Salle University Alumni Office consist of annual reports, departmental publications, event programs and announcements, Board of Directors files, subject files, biographical information, alumni reunion materials, and association chapter information.

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The Autograph Collection includes letters, notes, and other documents signed by prominent political, cultural, and religious figures. The bulk of the collection is composed of correspondence between these prominent public figures and La Salle University presidents or administrators. These correspondents include artists, authors, activists, athletes, politicians, religious leaders, scientists, musicians, La Salle alumni, and more.

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The Baseball Team reference collection consists of files pertaining to the history of the La Salle University Baseball Team. Materials include news clippings, publicity materials, and other ephemera.

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The Basketball Team reference collection consists of files pertaining to the history of the La Salle University Basketball Men's and Women's Teams. Materials include news clippings, publicity materials, and other ephemera.

Scope and Contents Note The Bro. Daniel Burke Papers span the time from his inauguration as president in 1969 to his role as the founder and director of the La Salle Art Gallery (later the La Salle University Art Museum) in the 1980s and 1990s. The materials also touch on his time as an english professor, though the bulk of the material is from his time as president. Of note are the meeting minutes and enclosures for the Board of Trustees and the College Council, documentation of the discussion of the university's...

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The bulk of this collection relates to Bro. Alfred’s work as the founding president of the La Salle Civic and Social Congress. The collection also includes correspondence from Alfred’s time at Calvert Hall and as president of La Salle College, as well as a small amount of personal materials and photographs.

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The Bro. Joseph Keenan Papers document his work on the La Salle Japanese tea ceremony house and tea school. The collection includes planning and research materials related to his proposal of the program, correspondence, notes, publicity for the school, and his own writings on the subject of the tea ceremony. The collection also includes course descriptions for the classes he taught to the public and in conjunction with the religion department at La Salle.